I find it very interesting how you bring up feeling depressed slightly about how the natural resources are cared for down there being from Missouri myself. My wife and I just got back from a trip down there in New Orleans and the Lafitte area. I honestly think it’s because you get used to the area your in and how it’s cared for. I say that because my wife and I loved how the people in Lafitte really seem to care for and about the community, and how it’s taken care of compared to the majority of communities like it here in Missouri. I’m happy you enjoyed the trip you had up here but trust me there’s a lot of the trashy messy stuff up here too.
When you snatched that crab up and said he wasn’t going anywhere, it hit him in a very nostalgic way. I remember shooting a two year doe after a long weekend and my Papa explaining to me why to shoot instead of why not. Hats off to you, Jared. Proud to see you sharing the lost ways.
I totally agree with you and the disregard folks have for the environment. Here in southwest Louisiana it’s the same in our ditches, beer cans, bottles, fast food trash, you name it. It needs to be enforced and taught to our children. It is sad.
Great video Jared, we sure do enjoy your videos! Your faith, family, culture and involvement with your community! We have never understood how someone can throw trash on God’s land that he has provided for us, very sad indeed 😢! Thanks for sharing! God Bless you and your family!
The best thing you can do is trust God and let him lead you. I find that if I do the things that I like to do, even if there are times when support seems very distant, there will always be people that can relate to you. Jared, stay humble, and do what you like, keeping God first in your life. Relating to Him is more important than anything else.
This is a great compilation to share with someone who hasn’t watched Outside The Levees 🐊 before. Catching supper for your family in resourceful, affordable and simple ways. Doesn’t get any better.
Hello 👋 Jared, when I was a youngin and my grandparents would take us to a river and dip net sea run smelt, it was the same thing. Dragging the net against the current was hard work, but the pay off was 5 gallon buckets full of smelt from 10 to 16 inches. They are a real soft meat fish, but amazing for smoking
THANKS JARED FOR THE VIDEO!! IM A LOCAL AND HIT ALOT OF THE SAME SPOTS AND HURTS TO SEE ALL THE TRASH AT EVERY SPOT WE HIT!!! WE TRY TO FILL A 5GAL BUCKET WITH TRASH AND BRING HOME TO PUT IN MY GARBAGE CAN... HOPE EVERY LIL BIT HELPS.. THATS WHAT I TEACH MY BOYS... GOD BLESS AND WAITING FOR MORE CONTENT...
I enjoy watching you throw that net. I especially love shrimp. You are a lucky man to be in the seafood capital of the world with so many varieties of seafood.
I enjoyed this video very much and I'm glad you spoke your mind about pollution by the people you thought would cherish pleasure spots for fishing, crabbing, and shrimping. Take care God bless you and your family.🙏
