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You and Jeremy are the best duo i swear

Am I the only one who kept brushing their neck/arms off everytime they saw a mosquito on screen?

Good to see you and Jeremy back together again!!!

Glad to see you out with jeremy again and helping him during his big wild year! Hes an essential element that makes your videos so enjoyable. The knowledge that you both have about the bush is perfectly balanced and I hope you guys do another wilderness living challenge together again!

Let’s support this channel guys. Some of the best content in this lane. I’m not even an outdoorsy guy but this lifestyle seems so appealing.

My hat's off to Jeremy and kudos to you for helping a friend out - especially when the skeeters were so thick they were taking your camera out of focus!

that horns probably 20 years old. try leeches next time you go catfishing just as its getting dark, won't be disappointed. I was expecting you to fix the tear in tire with pine pitch, birch bark, fish scales and catfish barbs. ohhhh snap the tire. take a nut from each other tire. not ideal but will work to get you out, never mind you though of it lol. That's a beauty pike man, Jeremy's gonna eat good off that one, make it two of them. That's a good haul for a few days of fishing, good work lads

Rip tripod... The family time at the end is a great touch, bro! Thanks for sharing that too.

When I was younger my friends and I used to go way up north to Port Loring Ontario. We would portage way back into the bush on crown land to live off the land for a few weeks. Catching our meals..mainly fish and forest chicken (grouse). We still brought some safety foods like granola bars and nuts and stuff like fish batter to cook fish in to make them more palatable. We ate a lot of smallmouth, but by far pickerel we’re the real goal along with pike which is surprisingly good when cooked right. Catfish are good too. We would camp way back in the bush where nobody would be for miles. No cottages on the lake we stayed at...truly remote. We would always let the forest ranger for the region know we were going back in to one of the lakes, and one or two days during our trip the ranger flew his pontoon plane down for a close look at us to make sure we were ok back there, which was quite comforting knowing someone cared enough to check up on us. Anyways, we would have to swim in the lake daily to wash and clean ourselves. Well I guess one of my friends must have taken a mouthful of wonky lake water because after the trip he had the worst diarrhea for weeks until they discovered he got a parasite that is apparently super rare to get. The parasite is mainly transmitted by beaver fecal matter in places that have still water. The lake we were at was in a valley so the water may not have had as much movement from the wind as most other lakes get. Anyways, they cured him and he had doctors calling him from all over America asking him questions about his ailment as it truly is rare apparently. It’s called “Beaver Fever”. There is a scientific name for it also, but that’s the name everyone uses. When people do contract Beaver Fever it’s usually from drinking creek water or lake water that is contaminated by nearby beavers. It’s slightly more common to get if you are in the Rocky Mountains up in Colorado where there are apparently a lot of beavers. People brave enough to drink the creek or river water there contract it occasionally also. Moral of my story: you don’t need to be in the Amazon jungle drinking from a creek or river to contract parasites! You can get nasty ones here in Canada or the USA! Remember: treat your drinking and cooking water folks! The potentially life threatening diarrhea and other side effects can kill you, especially if you are remote.

Hey bud love your videos And if your reading this have a good day

I subbed Jeremy's channel.

100 % gonna get Jers book once it's out, you guys showed me what living of the land means.

Well done guys

Wood Beard the Fearless. You had me cracking up on your diving expedition. Keep up the good work those man.

Always watch the entire video. Let commercials play out. Go to the links in the ads. Like the video. Comment. Share it. That's how ya support. 🎣🛶🌲

Watched the whole video and I loved it! I have been watching you for years and I’m always excited about your videos. Keep up the awesome content and work my man!

Great content! Full stop! Awesome vid. Loved the flashback ending your son has grown allot. Good memories.

Beardsman can survive the apocalypse but can't change a tire. Goooolllllllyyyyy

The rivers, creeks and pools I fished as a lad have all but disappeared because of "development". I can only reminisce those moments watching your videos. Keep up the good work man.

Sad that they would suppress a Channel with such good knowledge about survival! Love the content man keep pushing it out

Wow Jeremy! Thats an impressive challenge. Hes so lean. Chris needs better scuba gear! Let's donate guys lol

The creek fishing was nice!

Awesome man, when you colab with Jeremy it's my favorite. You both work well with each other. Also damn feed that man he needs some food ASAP!!!!

Full stop crew! My mouth watered seeing that catfish at the end. I hope Jeremy can last another 6 months he's skin and bones man :( great vid enjoyed the lil 3 day adventure

Jeremy is getting thinner😂good to see you back with Chris

good thing I got the bell ringing , hahaha early squat where u at ??? lets smash that like button for our man here the one and only the red beard Viking wild style THE WOODED BEARDSMAN !! LETS HELP HIM and HELP US at the same time , so he can be happy to make more videos to make us happy hahaha love you the wooded beardsman

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have seen the new KZfaq "self certification" policy? perhaps look into it and see what is there that maybe you can do on your end. i watch till the end and suffer through any ads that might randomly pop once per month. love both of ya'lls channels! IMHO, top 5 KZfaq channels going!

New video thanks Beardesman😀❤️

as always ..thanks both of of you guys..cheers

Love the way you eat the food you harvest not catch and release your videos are true real life thanks Jeremy keep it up love seeing people still living off the land way healthier once agin thanks

I think that you are amazing and carry on all the good work and all the good Bushcraft that you teach people take care of you and the family as normal sending all our love from the UK England

That was exciting to watch! It was nice to see Jeremy too! I hope he enjoys those fish. Thanks for the video Woodbeard. I hope it gets the amount of exposure it deserves this time 👍

Thanks Beardsman! keep up the awesome content man! Hope you keep getting bigger and continue to grow your channel.

Jer looks bad a$$! From gentle bearded man, to Harley looking biker gang. LOL Good job Jer. Seems like you (Chris) get less bored when out with Jeremy. IDK. You guys are the OG with 7day challenges, and always work great together.

Great video👍👍

Yes,survival..wild food..👍😁

Absolutely love this channel and will subscribe to one wildcrafter. Amazing content and educational in every video. Big thumbs up from the UK

Keep making these!

Love what y'all doing.

Placing black pepper on raw meat will keep flies off of your kill. Black pepper is a natural fly repellent and placing it on the ground near campsite will also keep them away! I plant it in my yard and this truly works! All natural!

Loved the bit at the end.

This is the life, good food, good friends, great family

Batman and Superman together again. What a great mini adventure!

Massive fish

Not a bad haul for three days. Does Canada permit cast net fishing? I’m not sure if it’s the same as a gill net. Does Jeremy’s diet include food he can grow?? Ps I watched all the way to the end and didn’t skip any ads. Hope it helps.

.......full/ stop chief.......YOU-TUBE, need more of this educating content......!.......you go, wooded beard.........well done........

I love watching your content! Just an ordinary guy doing extraordinary stuff. So many people these days have NO clue about the outdoors. Keep doing what youre doing sir!

You're a very educational channel. I hope you only get bigger. 👍

Awesome video Beard!!!!

Full stop again 🛑🛑🛑🛑

So awesome, can't get enough

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Great video. You guys have the best natural adventures.

I love you and Jeremy both. Jeremy doesn't say much only laugh and say a bit here and there so cool

Can’t wait to do the same next week it the only way to enjoy life and the great outdoors 🤟

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Full stop clique!!!

Hey Chris that was a great family meal , with my heroine and minni Chris . Congrats on those fish and like always you're a good man .keep up the good work God bless y'all.

Love the long videos. Keep up the great work.

Full stop again🛑🛑🛑

The end footage had me in stitches!

love my brook fishing for trout ..maybe now he can put some weight back on..Wish we had catfish like that here in N.B. ,Enjoyed you video,as always

Awesome video! Watched it fully through, no stop!

Living the life!

Goated wit da ting

Great job helping out ur pal! Ur a real one

Love your videos! Thank you! Really epic waterwolf also!

Thanks for all your hard work

Awesome video love seeing the small mouth fishing

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Love that Christmas tree my friend, nice home the birds have there.

This was amazing! Feeling your pain from all the bugs. Your dedication is inspiring. You know it’s gonna be good if Jeremy is in it.

I love youre vids

I’ve had great luck catching raccoon possum and woodchucks with the cheapest cat food in a shiny tin can, (raccoons love shiny things) put leftover eggshells, bacon grease, any table scraps. I throw out a little cat food 20-30 feet away from the front of the trap in a fan shape. On another note, I tend to skip the ads, does that hurt your income? If it does, I’ll start letting them play out

Here in Sweden we grind whole pike (with bones) with onions and spices and then make burgers out of them -- it's absolutely delicious! It's especially convenient to do it with big pike, because they taste less good on their own than smaller ones do. You should try it out! Keep up the good work man!

Wow

Great vid

Full stop!! Cool vid..

......dude, you & the wildcrafter inspire me.....

Great Video. Have much respect for Jeremy doing a year long challenge. Keep them coming. Fish On.

Thanks for the constant content! Keep it coming....eh

I love to watch the both of you at your craft. I would love to travel out and fish hunt cook camp with you guys . your both awesome

I remember the Tripod thing, and the boy's dismay at leaving the camp. Man he has grown a lot. And that may be the first creek I ever watched you fish in.

Awesome job supporting Jeremy in his quest to do it up right. I was impressed by your ability to get back in the canoe! Lol

The amount of food I’ve seen Jeremy eat and he is still losing weight. It goes to show you the difference between the food we buy and the food we can forage.

Very cool experiment! I will continue to watch,so keep those videos coming! As for not as many people watching, maybe they can't handle reality! To heck with them.

Great video...sucker spawn , cattails, arrow head root

Great content as always!

I have always loved your content!

Awsome video Wooded master !!! Lol. Glad to see Jeremy is still good to go. Lucky guys to catch brookies like you, I have never caught or hate one yet, hopefully soon. Anyways, keep em comin, love your videos and every little bit of content !!!! Cheers !!!

i enjoy the long format videos.

dude love this channel! keep it up!

Love you videos FAN FROM CAMBODIA

Awesome video Chris, great to see Jeremy back in your videos.

Keep up the great work :D

Full stop!

The seaweed is stopping me fishing at the moment. This is the next best thing. Thanks 😊

Awesome vid dude 👌 the banana myth comes from back in the day when they transported bananas on ships. The bananas ripening give off gas that would spoil everything else on board. So the general idea is bananas are bad on boats