Campfire Deer Ribs, Grouse Hunting and Scouting For a Winter Campsite
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Date: 2020-11-30
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Joe
Great little spot for a camp. I am just starting to hunt deer. Will be my first season in 2018. Some tell me that deer fat is not like that from a pig or a cow. I've heard that deer fat does not have a good taste at all. What is yr opinion on that? I know this is a old video, so if you don't get around to answering. I can understand that. I've noticed that you eat pretty much all of the deer. Noticed you eating the spine in one video. Is there any advice you would give to what parts are best and what habit's to stay away from when processing a deer? Is it possible that deer from different places taste different because of having different diets, weather, habitat? Maybe you could do a video on some of this for the newer hunter. Thanks Shawn.
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Great little spot for a camp. I am just starting to hunt deer. Will be my first season in 2018. Some tell me that deer fat is not like that from a pig or a cow. I've heard that deer fat does not have a good taste at all. What is yr opinion on that? I know this is a old video, so if you don't get around to answering. I can understand that. I've noticed that you eat pretty much all of the deer. Noticed you eating the spine in one video. Is there any advice you would give to what parts are best and what habit's to stay away from when processing a deer? Is it possible that deer from different places taste different because of having different diets, weather, habitat? Maybe you could do a video on some of this for the newer hunter. Thanks Shawn.
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handmade
I am jealous. I would love to have an outdoors /self reliant guide like you to show me hunting skills. Outdoor adventures. I have had my hunting license before many years ago. Was going to get it this year but, I have nobody to hunt with. Need an apprentice hunting program - especially for women. I would love to get back to my heritage of hunting/ trapping and hide skinning that my grandfather did. For now - thank you for taking me on this adventure. Krystal
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I am jealous. I would love to have an outdoors /self reliant guide like you to show me hunting skills. Outdoor adventures. I have had my hunting license before many years ago. Was going to get it this year but, I have nobody to hunt with. Need an apprentice hunting program - especially for women. I would love to get back to my heritage of hunting/ trapping and hide skinning that my grandfather did. For now - thank you for taking me on this adventure. Krystal
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BushWalker
hey shawn was hoping you could help me out, I'm really looking for a place to take my dog out and cook a breakfast and practice some bushcraft. i just moved to orillia ont 3 months ago from montreal i have no friends here yet and don't know the area at all, but I'm dyeing to get out in the woods with my dog. if you know of a place around orillia area please let me know and thank you so much for all your great videos.
Jason
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hey shawn was hoping you could help me out, I'm really looking for a place to take my dog out and cook a breakfast and practice some bushcraft. i just moved to orillia ont 3 months ago from montreal i have no friends here yet and don't know the area at all, but I'm dyeing to get out in the woods with my dog. if you know of a place around orillia area please let me know and thank you so much for all your great videos.
Jason
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CanadianBushman
Did deer ribs this year with dry rub and wet marinade. Dry rub was best over charcoal grill. Key is to eat them hot. If they cool, the fat gives a waxy mouth feel, but as long as they are quite warm they are great. Will try a long, slow cook next time to render more fat out.
Also did the flanks as fajitas. Very good.
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Did deer ribs this year with dry rub and wet marinade. Dry rub was best over charcoal grill. Key is to eat them hot. If they cool, the fat gives a waxy mouth feel, but as long as they are quite warm they are great. Will try a long, slow cook next time to render more fat out.
Also did the flanks as fajitas. Very good.
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Restore
Will try this method with venison ribs. Thanks for the tips. A warmed mustard based bbq sauce may be good at the finish of cooking the ribs. Looking forward to how your wife's winter overnight goes. I've been getting my wife pieces of gear along the way, in hope! Ha.
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Will try this method with venison ribs. Thanks for the tips. A warmed mustard based bbq sauce may be good at the finish of cooking the ribs. Looking forward to how your wife's winter overnight goes. I've been getting my wife pieces of gear along the way, in hope! Ha.
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downeast
Great Saturday evening viewing. That reindeer moss on the the rock makes for decent fire tinder, takes a spark from a ferro rod or open flame from a bic, especially nice if it is dry but can be used on the damp side. Not utensils, too!
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Great Saturday evening viewing. That reindeer moss on the the rock makes for decent fire tinder, takes a spark from a ferro rod or open flame from a bic, especially nice if it is dry but can be used on the damp side. Not utensils, too!
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Thomas
Hello
Been watching since beginning of cabin. Try to catch you early. Today only 50 comments!
Like seeing you build-create-cook-bake. Cali is a great friend. Give her a pat from me. Keep your end of video comments coming.
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Hello
Been watching since beginning of cabin. Try to catch you early. Today only 50 comments!
Like seeing you build-create-cook-bake. Cali is a great friend. Give her a pat from me. Keep your end of video comments coming.
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Random
Looking forward to seeing your return to that spot this winter. That's really getting back to the basics for cooking the ribs. I could practically smell them as the fat sizzled over the flames once you had them on the sticks.
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Looking forward to seeing your return to that spot this winter. That's really getting back to the basics for cooking the ribs. I could practically smell them as the fat sizzled over the flames once you had them on the sticks.
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john
Great info from a seasoned pro. Your expertise in wilderness craft is awesome! Your narration throughout all your vids is super informative and video is an education on its own.
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Great info from a seasoned pro. Your expertise in wilderness craft is awesome! Your narration throughout all your vids is super informative and video is an education on its own.
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AG
brother, I love your videos! interesting to hear that the cold settles lower in the valley. makes sense but I'm still new to all of this. keep this info and videos coming!
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brother, I love your videos! interesting to hear that the cold settles lower in the valley. makes sense but I'm still new to all of this. keep this info and videos coming!
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