I like that you try to not do anymore harm to the trees than whats was needed.😺

This is super interesting and you always do a good job showing us. Thank you so much. ❤

Next step Only use your knife & ax to make the spigot

well how much sap did you get! don't leave your audience hangin. also, do you have to boil the sap etc?

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You don't have to boil Maple sap to make it safe to consume, but you do if you want to make syrup out of it.

I'm like 100 witches and a new subscriber after seeing the Birch oil vid

Very cool

I'm in Oregon, and I have ten 200-foot Douglas Firs in my backyard. One of them drips sap badly down the side of the tree from about 10 feet up. The sap makes a mess everywhere, and when the kids step in it, cleaning it off their shoes is nearly impossible. Is there any way I can put a tap in the spot and collect the sap, so I can dispose of it? Thanks for your help. It's a gooey mess. Regards from Oregon, Mark

what does it taste like?

What was the branch? Maple, birch or something else? Just curious, thanks

I love the ethical debate when you were poking the tree

"Ill be bavk tomorrow to see how much sap I got." 😶🤦🤨 I would also have liked to see how much sap you got! 😖 😜 smh 😅

Did tomorrow ever come? Don’t leave us with just sap forplay & no sapgasm. 😉

Not exactly bushcraft using power tools.

Thats cheating