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I just wanted to mention that I enjoy you & your brother's videos very much and from what I've seen you guys are extremely hard workers. I have no negative comments & would probably keep them to myself if I did anyway. Cheers!

So happy you are back!! Love ya! The pond is so beautiful. Y’all crack me up!!

@ChirpyMike

Жыл бұрын

He posts every week.

Thanks for the good survival tip. Awesome content

Really been loving this series on both yours and Kevin’s channel. It’s been so insane to watch the off grid property grow. This episode was super informative! You definitely know your stuff, Chris! We all love the foraging and cooking.

Good to see the fish adjusting to their new home, all your hard work is paying off!

Welcome back chris! Whens your next travelling video? Maybe you can go to Australia since rabbits are pests (to the point they try to poison them) come down do some hunting/catch cook?

@TheWoodedBeardsman

Жыл бұрын

No big plans just yet, probably some summer stuff with the family coming up shortly. Holden is now in football, so that's been fun and interesting. I don't want to miss out too much on his life right now, as things are getting interesting for him. Lots of time after for me doing things and continuing my adventure.

@matthewklaus9970

Жыл бұрын

​@TheWoodedBeardsman that's a wonderful attitude to have! Your presence will mean so much to your son, it will show him how proud you are and how much you love him, that you put your personal gains on hold for him. If only more men were able to do that for their children, the world would be very different

Marsh marigold,a new plant for me, appreciate all of your plant knowledge.👍☘️😎

Those rainbow trout look amazing 👍

Great foraging and it's really great to see you back here. Y'all did a wonderful job on your pond, a tasty looking trout, awesome meal. 👍

Great warnings pal. Very well explained. The meal looked lovely. Regards J.W.Newell.

You could hang some shade tarps over the pond to help keep the water cold

Love your videos I always did love the bush looking forward to seeing more😊

awesome as always.thanks for sharing and taking us along

Thanks for the the upload WB

Good morning from Syracuse NY USA everyone

I love these videos better than any TV show. Thanks for the updates.

Hey everything looks great can't wait to see everything 💚 green! Thanks for sharing!

I see you get some hate in the comments don’t pay it any attention your providing a great knowledge base to the world for free appreciate that

its awesome to watch u and kev nice to see the 2 perspectives!!!!

The pond are doing great as you can see in the video. The fish are looking good out there.

injoy your shows very much

All mushrooms are edible the first time. Be careful.

@Mushroom.Madness.

11 ай бұрын

😅 Depends how hard that liver is

Cook the greens longer with some ox tails!!!!!!!!

Great vid chris! You & kevin have sOme brilliant banter between yous! FULL STOP!! 👍

You should get some sort of fountain for the pond so the water isn't so still, protect them from predators

I love how you guys interact with each other

The pond and trout look like they're doing awesome, maybe ya'lls hard work has paid off! The plants may have tasted bitter because of recent rainfall, or mud? Awesome to see more of you my Canadian friend! Love what ya'll are doing ❤

@TheWoodedBeardsman

Жыл бұрын

More stagnant water? I think I will need to try again with something closer to the stream, these might have not be in the ideal location.

@russellwatters5891

Жыл бұрын

@@TheWoodedBeardsman that's what I'm thinking

Nothing like getting out of work on a Friday to have a new wood beard come out.

let's gooo!

Alot of good eats in that pond .

March merra gold 🤫

Happy to see more content from ya again

🔥🔥❤️

We call them wild garlic in UK and most woods are inundated with it

Looking so good

Hope your all doing well with the fires going on up there

Man, you got a feast right in your backyard! Awesome. I'd be eating trout 3 or 4 times a week ..grilled, fried, baked, with lemon and capers..ok now I gotta go get some fish!

Chris, you should get one or more solar powered water jets to help sustain a little bit of current. They don't have to be super powerful, but a couple or more all pointed in the same direction, will start causing a small current within the pond, so the fish don't have to work as hard. It might be just a 5% or 10% reduction in fluid load, but it will help the fish. Trout like moving water, even if it's slow, over no current. Keep up the good work, brother.

@TheWoodedBeardsman

Жыл бұрын

Those are pretty power hungry I think, or is there is a solar option? The bubbers do move the water, but yeah, not like a stream or anything.

@janhedin

Жыл бұрын

As an aquarium owner it seem a bit too much with 100 fish in that small pond. It must quickly accumulate a large amount of bio matter from fish food and fish poo. In aquariums we use filters and plants to get rid of bio waste, or maybe you could increase the influx of water by puming in more water from the marschland and have an outflow to get a cleaner water.

@outfishing3909

Жыл бұрын

​@@janhedinI'm no pro but it might be fine because of all the woodlands around. Tree roots can absorb nutrients from farrrrrrr away

Hey Chris, i've always heard that dandilion flowers are good for you and good to eat, have you ever had any? Just curious

@TheWoodedBeardsman

Жыл бұрын

I have never eating any dandelion that I liked! I have always found them to be very bitter. My advise to you is to avoid then after flowering for sure, and I think maybe the leaves need to be harvested as soon as they sprout in spring, which is something I have not tried yet. As plants mature, certainly after they flower, they go very bitter. This is the same for all leafy greens such as lettuce, and so forth.

@AllTheKings

Жыл бұрын

@@TheWoodedBeardsman Hey Chris, glad to see you back. Regarding the Dandelions and how to prepare them. I'm Lebanese and we have an appetizer dish called "Hindbeh" that is basically Dandelion stems and leaves. Preparation is as follows: Boil stems and leaves of dandelion for a solid 15 mins. Place drained dandelion in paper towel an squeeze as much liquid out of them as possible. Mix dandelions with olive oil, salt and black pepper. (optionally you can add caramelized onion) Hope this helps, its a dish that has been enjoyed by Lebanese people for ages.

@donniev8181

Жыл бұрын

@@TheWoodedBeardsman thanks!

You could try a mating pair of Tundra Swan Floating Decoys. They should keep the herons away!

I got a good laugh when u guys are that marsh marigold. 😂

Wow I think that is the first time I've seen Chris spit anything out LOL

ramps are wonderful wish we had more around here as well as parsnips

Full stop!

Would love to have some property like y’all have

you guys are awesome together

100 worms vs fish be dopeee

Thanks Chris 👊 Stay safe and take care my friend, appreciate you 🙏 👍

I love how you ate many questionable things but refuse to eat with the mouse poop fork 🤣

@TheWoodedBeardsman

Жыл бұрын

I know my limits!!!

Full Stop as always!

Those beaver seem allusive. Is there a better trapping option?

@TheWoodedBeardsman

Жыл бұрын

If the water was deeper, I could use a foothold, but it needs to be rigged up to a drowning set and deep enough so that the beaver, once caught, goes to deep enough water to drown. This creek is only a few feet in most places, so not legal.

Like buddy

Do you ever find any wild Morels up that way?That would be nice!

@TheWoodedBeardsman

Жыл бұрын

I know they are around, but I have only personally ever found one!

👍💯

present💯

get a night light red to attract flying bugs to feed them.

Gonna Be A Good One Glad Your Back At It Chris‼️👍🏽

@ChirpyMike

Жыл бұрын

He posts every week.

@Rockhead81

Жыл бұрын

@@ChirpyMike For sure my guy⁉️ I'm saying... I'm glad he's back in the out doors he's had some complications with eating certain things so he's stayed away from for the most part but he's figuring Things Out‼️

Question for you guys. How many bears can a person hunt in one year? I know nothing about hunting laws and have never hunted. Also, with your own fish pond can you catch an unlimitted amount, or does MNR still make you follow how many you can fish?

@TheWoodedBeardsman

11 ай бұрын

I think you can take 2 bears, 1 in spring, 1 fall, and the MNR can not control what I do with my fish - at all. My only duty would be within animal cruelty limitations. They are technically farm animals, so there is no season, or limits.

@evalynchuran8684

11 ай бұрын

@@TheWoodedBeardsman Good to know, I want my own pond, but am looking for a bigger property and will probably be selling this one once the build is done. So, if the bear is hanging out at your pond and keeps returning do you need tags or can you just kill it

@evalynchuran8684

11 ай бұрын

We used to have a stocked pond around 25 years ago, but when we would go to feed the trout, bears would come around, sneak up on us. We don't hunt so we would run to our vehicles. Have you come into this problem yet?

you need to get Jeremy and do a cabin survival challenge

Is the salmon farmed raised ?

🇧🇷🤝👍

Much better water clarity

Chris no judgement here bud but why didnt you use trout pond water to boil those greens instead of the creek/marsh water? 😂

@TheWoodedBeardsman

Жыл бұрын

The creek water is spring fed, so is the pond, but the pond has over 150 pooping fish in it! The creek could have beaver poop in it, and other critters, but it just wouldn't be as concentrated as in the pond.

I think nettles is what gives you the itchy throat can you make like a tea will you eat them? I have no idea I’ve never done just what I heard.

@TheWoodedBeardsman

Жыл бұрын

Oh, you could never eat nettles raw, that would be very bad!

that pond really needs to be deeper... a freakin bird is gonna come and pick them off or a raccoon

Is the marsh marigold anything like watercrest? We have a lot of that in Iowa.

@TheWoodedBeardsman

Жыл бұрын

I've never tired watercrest, so can't say.

Hey man I really like that knife you use. Where could I get one

@TheWoodedBeardsman

Жыл бұрын

It's a Grohmann trout and bird.

I was watching ur video tonite n i overheard my mom in the kitchen tonite when u said loose lois n she said that’s what they used to call my aunt back in HS i don’t understand🤷‍♂️

@TheWoodedBeardsman

Жыл бұрын

Oh fook! lol

I think someone drew a D in the dirt and when you poured the marigold water out it filled it in and made it appear

Made my shitty morning better, brother. Thank you!

Hope trout stay alive discolored one servive

Soylent Greens?

Kevin looks strange without a pencil in his ear.

Ni😍ce video sharing 😊

Will you eventually start moving these fish over to mostly natural food like crustaceans and minnows?

@TheWoodedBeardsman

Жыл бұрын

It would only be possible if we removed all but about 10-20 fish. The pond is quite small, and wouldn't hold enough, but diversifying the food to more natural inputs are part of the plan.

@micahconrad5989

Жыл бұрын

@@TheWoodedBeardsman Ah I see….I’m just so curious to see how stocked trout transition from pellets to more natural foods. Would make for some great underwater footage!

First comment . I love your natural

omfg irrisistable beard and trout in that thumbnail mate!

i love kevin XD mouse poo fork ....why wont you eat it i got soap and water ?....thats pond water XDXDXD

Hopefully, after the beaver start loosing limbs they wise-up an go elsewhere.

@Nick-ih3xg

Жыл бұрын

There is a huge problem I'm noticing on the internet where people spell lose incorrectly, I think it's a monkey see monkey do kind of phenomenon. So just to let you know, the word is losing not loosing. In fact loosing isn't even a word.

@adamsmith3996

Жыл бұрын

​@@Nick-ih3xg you have too much time on your hands !

@TheWoodedBeardsman

Жыл бұрын

Fortunately for the beaver, the stick saved it's life and it's hand. I would not have died, but it would have been stuck there until I arrived. The stick gave it enough wiggle room to get out.

ramps and leeks are not the same plant. my uncle used to call them wild leeks, but they are not leeks.

regarding your friend

Where you been?

why don;t you get some feederv fish for the trout

I'm sorry

I'm interested in living in one of your houses rent free ect...trade for work

Duration is too long , could u please make it short ...?? Anyway lovely video ❤❤

Real out doors man?won't eat off a fork that was cleaned and washed huh? I bet you walk to your big house this is just fake

@kingrafa3938

Жыл бұрын

Are you crying? 😂

@TheWoodedBeardsman

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I won't eat mouse poo fork washed in pond water. When you visit, I'll be sure to treat you appropriately.

you did not acclimate the the fish brother not always bad for fry but can be deadly on larger fish not sure why the hatchery didnt help you with that...

@TheWoodedBeardsman

Жыл бұрын

On the drive, the fish would have acclimated to the temp in the environment, they also come from outside, to outside.

Your hacker. I gave him to youtube.