Bushcraft & Fishing - Catch and Cook, Fillet, Clean Fish at The Bushcraft Shelter
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Date: 2019-09-10
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Alan Mumford
Enjoyed the video (as always) but. you didn't actually show how to gut, fillet and clean that fish. :-( With regard to the beastie, I reckon, if you saw claw marks, it's probably a badger. Certainly not a wild boar. 'Finesse', as shown by the excavation under that root, is simply not possible with a hefty snout as a digging tool. Not to mention the lack of hoof-prints. Boar are heavy critters and leave easily-found tracks. Btw, if you guys want a fly-fishing challenge, take a trip to Chalk Springs fishery, near Arundel. I found it to be a whole new tricky deal, because the fish can SEE YOU as clear as day (I live in the Czech republic (loads of wild boar) and have no affiliation with the fishery. I just found it really hard there and would like to see how well, or badly, you guys do)
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Enjoyed the video (as always) but. you didn't actually show how to gut, fillet and clean that fish. :-( With regard to the beastie, I reckon, if you saw claw marks, it's probably a badger. Certainly not a wild boar. 'Finesse', as shown by the excavation under that root, is simply not possible with a hefty snout as a digging tool. Not to mention the lack of hoof-prints. Boar are heavy critters and leave easily-found tracks. Btw, if you guys want a fly-fishing challenge, take a trip to Chalk Springs fishery, near Arundel. I found it to be a whole new tricky deal, because the fish can SEE YOU as clear as day (I live in the Czech republic (loads of wild boar) and have no affiliation with the fishery. I just found it really hard there and would like to see how well, or badly, you guys do)
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James Ellsworth
I was just thinking how much I loved the 'Catch and Cook' videos, especially at Badger's Rest, when you said the same thing The live stream trout fishing seems so appropriate for the later woodlands cook-up. I agree with Mike's take on setting up the trail cam: whatever was beneath the tree roots where digging occured is gone; your visitor(s) will prospect around other trees next time. I do not figure boars or pigs (well, later you saw claw marks) I had plenty of experience with how feral pigs forage when I lived in Texas and owned woodland with glades: pigs root around a whole area and not just at the base of trees.
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I was just thinking how much I loved the 'Catch and Cook' videos, especially at Badger's Rest, when you said the same thing The live stream trout fishing seems so appropriate for the later woodlands cook-up. I agree with Mike's take on setting up the trail cam: whatever was beneath the tree roots where digging occured is gone; your visitor(s) will prospect around other trees next time. I do not figure boars or pigs (well, later you saw claw marks) I had plenty of experience with how feral pigs forage when I lived in Texas and owned woodland with glades: pigs root around a whole area and not just at the base of trees.
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Torrey Jones
Lots of artsy camera work from Camera-Dad this time: )that looks like a very tasty asparagus, but might I suggest: cook in water until it changes color then remove from water, it won't take long, just a couple of minutes. Sprinkle with about 1/2 tablespoon of lemon & lime juice, and 1T soy sauce. basically, you want just enough of the liquid mixture to coat the asparagus. you can add other herbs to it if you want, but I like it best with just the juices and soy. Nice trout too I used to fish for those with my grandfather many years ago.
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Lots of artsy camera work from Camera-Dad this time: )that looks like a very tasty asparagus, but might I suggest: cook in water until it changes color then remove from water, it won't take long, just a couple of minutes. Sprinkle with about 1/2 tablespoon of lemon & lime juice, and 1T soy sauce. basically, you want just enough of the liquid mixture to coat the asparagus. you can add other herbs to it if you want, but I like it best with just the juices and soy. Nice trout too I used to fish for those with my grandfather many years ago.
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Errolea brown
lt would be really cool if you put a fence around the camp where you have the logs laying down, for a garden nearly all that would make an excellent garden. lts probably a good time of year to start something like that and depending on what stile you want, to how long it takes to get finished, if it was me ld make a 5ft fence all the way around and either have a fortress tipe fence or a woven fence so l could put sticks through the weave to make it stronger and then plant mint and thyme and rosmany and all the veggies
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lt would be really cool if you put a fence around the camp where you have the logs laying down, for a garden nearly all that would make an excellent garden. lts probably a good time of year to start something like that and depending on what stile you want, to how long it takes to get finished, if it was me ld make a 5ft fence all the way around and either have a fortress tipe fence or a woven fence so l could put sticks through the weave to make it stronger and then plant mint and thyme and rosmany and all the veggies
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bigfatno
No wonder native trout taste so much better - insect fed. I never really thought of it that way. Your meal looks very delicious, and I'm not much of a fish guy, but I do like me some native rainbows, western cut throat, and blue gill/crappie. I love my Dad, but, man, do I wish he had the sense of humor your dad hasIm wondering if those holes around the trees are made by feral hogs digging for truffles. Im sure I'll be ridiculously incorrect. Thanks for sharing.
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No wonder native trout taste so much better - insect fed. I never really thought of it that way. Your meal looks very delicious, and I'm not much of a fish guy, but I do like me some native rainbows, western cut throat, and blue gill/crappie. I love my Dad, but, man, do I wish he had the sense of humor your dad hasIm wondering if those holes around the trees are made by feral hogs digging for truffles. Im sure I'll be ridiculously incorrect. Thanks for sharing.
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william avery
Wild boar are prolific in the south of England. However I really don't think there is much chance of you even shooting a squirrel from your 'hunting tower'. As a 11year old my mates and I built camps similar to yours. We hunted small game, cooked and ate it. I would like to think you are just trying to be too politically correct? Rather than just going doing what you should. Fishing is ok, can't upset too many folks with that. I am in subscribing.
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Wild boar are prolific in the south of England. However I really don't think there is much chance of you even shooting a squirrel from your 'hunting tower'. As a 11year old my mates and I built camps similar to yours. We hunted small game, cooked and ate it. I would like to think you are just trying to be too politically correct? Rather than just going doing what you should. Fishing is ok, can't upset too many folks with that. I am in subscribing.
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Oregon Mike H
Big Mike, Always love capping the night off with your Vids & hot chocolate. A nightly Richelieu. The rainbow you caught was beautiful. Thanks for the tips and thank you too dad for all the suggestions. You made me snack before bed, it's all your fault I tell my wife Thanks for taking the Heat. HA. As always, Blessings from Oregon man and thanks for your Instagram Announcements, . as always, Blessings from Oregon, . Mike.
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Big Mike, Always love capping the night off with your Vids & hot chocolate. A nightly Richelieu. The rainbow you caught was beautiful. Thanks for the tips and thank you too dad for all the suggestions. You made me snack before bed, it's all your fault I tell my wife Thanks for taking the Heat. HA. As always, Blessings from Oregon man and thanks for your Instagram Announcements, . as always, Blessings from Oregon, . Mike.
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Eddy Lonergan
Howdy doody Lads. Great clip again. I think it's wild boar, somebody may have introduced, Like the forest of Dean. But then again i'm no indian scout. when i was ten yrs old i did have a pair of wayfinders, they had a compass in the heel and different animal prints on the sole. So i do have some knowledge. But then again my mum also bought me a pair of hush puppies. I'm confused now. blame my mum. It could be elephants.
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Howdy doody Lads. Great clip again. I think it's wild boar, somebody may have introduced, Like the forest of Dean. But then again i'm no indian scout. when i was ten yrs old i did have a pair of wayfinders, they had a compass in the heel and different animal prints on the sole. So i do have some knowledge. But then again my mum also bought me a pair of hush puppies. I'm confused now. blame my mum. It could be elephants.
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Megaglow Z
Great Video Guys I love the part where you play Jenga and then set it on fire. Brilliant lol. Love the style of vid man, You guys really are great. We love slow cooking some ribs or pork loin while we camp. And the breakfast the following morning is ALWAYS better than anything at home. And by the way, Being from Louisiana, with your choice of intro music for the fishing part, You can come hang out with us anytime
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Great Video Guys I love the part where you play Jenga and then set it on fire. Brilliant lol. Love the style of vid man, You guys really are great. We love slow cooking some ribs or pork loin while we camp. And the breakfast the following morning is ALWAYS better than anything at home. And by the way, Being from Louisiana, with your choice of intro music for the fishing part, You can come hang out with us anytime
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myfamilymatters
Great video. My favourite camping meal is a pot pie. It was made with wild game (Partridge, deer meat, moose, rabbit, etc. You added carrots, potatoes and corn or peas and onion, and water to browned meat, then added bannock on top. We always used our cast iron pot with the lid. Great for a large family. I know you don't have moose in England but I have substituted wild meat with chicken and beef.
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Great video. My favourite camping meal is a pot pie. It was made with wild game (Partridge, deer meat, moose, rabbit, etc. You added carrots, potatoes and corn or peas and onion, and water to browned meat, then added bannock on top. We always used our cast iron pot with the lid. Great for a large family. I know you don't have moose in England but I have substituted wild meat with chicken and beef.
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