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Are you from Canada because that looks a lot like my province in Canada

Really beards man This is just the shallow end of the vast ocean that is natural food sources and Really you could spread such a different and 10 times more positive message if you just documented different natural food discoveries ( ROOTS , PULPS , TEAS ETC) Rather than encouraging your audience to kill? When some of them Wont even have had a chance to form their own opinion but now they are doing what you project because they think its right.. its a sad world for the majority !

The Wooded Beardsman inspiring to watch! Awesome video!!!

V_S04 do you k ow if he is Canadian I’m pretty sure

WuzNab no he is npt

Shnar3 T explain 🤔

Your profile pic is amazing 😂😂

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DAD of BOY!

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GOD OF BOI

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No, this is a simplified version. Real Canadians have to boil down the syrup in their igloo without melting it.

It’s just expected you do this on a monthly basis

TupperWoo no Canadians don’t we do it every day to prove that we are Canadian.

in BC we have no maple trees sooo

I was thinking the same thing😊

Well worth it it is not like that fake stuff in stores

@@tinacline474 runs about 50.00 a gallon here in Upstate NY. I buy by the gallon and break it down into quarts and freeze it for use all year. Love it!

It's about 15.00 here in South Dakota, but that's about 36ozs. Would like to try the real deal. Don't know where to buy it at.

@@debraries7931 you can order it from Cartwrights Maple Tree Inn here in Upstate NY. I'm sure they will ship you some.

yeah i thought the same :D

Sap is like water with 2% sugar...so not too thick at all!

John Di Francisco me to

Seriously my dad is into finance I'm into cars, motorcycles, fishing, hunting, camping etc. We only talk when I need to get a loan from the bank or when I'm investing.

@@cbdude9 invite your dad fishing

What's with you men. You don't have to be into the same stuff not be able to have a great relationship. A relationship depends on the person, the individual. Whether the dad is nice enough and loving enough to engage with his child boy or girl. Girls aren't always into their daddy's stuff but can have a wow relationsihp as boy. If the dad loves them enough and he himself is loving then he would always keep trying to engage with you. School stuff, your friends and how you getting on. You can have a lot in common and still not get on because of the individual. Many son's work along side their dads and can't stand them. A child is one of the most flexible beings and if he or she grows up not close to the parent usually it's because of the parent and their personality. Don't make that mistake if you ever have a child. If you do have a child and you are not close and it's not too old, it's never too late. It's all about YOU as a person and the way you are with your child. A child has many things going on - school, friends, activities (hopefully) you can always converse about what s/he is doing, how they are getting on, are they happy. It is for the parent to make that child mentally healthy and not for the child to make the parent happy. With that making the child happy will also make you happy and build on a relationship. Don't be limited, inflexible and think relationships with children are gender specific and a certain way. We live in a modern societ so keep a mondern approach. Just learn to love children and in return they will always love you. Sorry for your dad's lack of relationship as I can relate with both parents.

Ha! Yeah, and the funny thing is that I did it again on my second batch! I will spend a lot of time scraping up the sugar and that's my turn to "lick the bowl" my son gets anything left on the stove and everyone is happy!!!

Our buckets freeze right to the bottom!

I saw liquid with ice dumping out of your buckets. The liquid part is the concentrated sugar. I would empty all my buckets into a 40 gallon plastic tub I had, cover it and let it freeze overnight, they the next day I would pick the ice out of the tub before boiling. I guess it depends on how cold it gets. But usually you can chip the ice away and just boil down the liquid. At least that's how it worked for me. It took me 3 seasons to learn that.

Wanted to suggest the same. I do this with alcohol, because destilling is illegal around here.

Yeah buddy, but there is sugar frozen with the water, so its just better if you keep the ice in, and get the most out of it!

well done, came here to say this!

Lame...

@@sydneyhudnall3566 not really

@@Alice_Longinuse yeah really.

Not really

@@sydneyhudnall3566 Not really

You're welcome buddy, keep at it!

Nice!

We will :)

He's a hockey player...messing around testing his balance :)

that was so cute lol

get a life lol

He intentionally edited it into the video. Literally everyone saw it. It took up a majority of the screen even.

I was waiting for a good laugh.

That's a great memory!

True

Hey love the channel best channel,keep up the hard work!😁😁

Thanks Cam...!!!!

Vancouver Island Bushcraft Quebec and great memories in the same sentence? HERESY! BURN THE HEATHEN

Haste is a real thing!

Wilderlife are at 1534 subs now so getting the numbers over time.

Omg yes

Grew up in bc for us it was making maple syrup candy by boiling it and pouring it on the snow

Thank you.

It's an idea, just fish don't have big enough bones. I'm thinking of a few other ideas, but you are welcome to suggest some. It would be nice to get into some bear again, it's a gold mine of resources.

YOOOOOOOOOOO that would be insanely awesome!!!

C'mon, surely you must have known that was coming!!!!

Cool!

Sooo funny! The kid bats no eye

:)

4 LOL

To new adventures!

Thank u for liking means a lot mate love from Australia @The Wooded Beardsman

Great history lesson, thanks! I might have to try that method. I've heard of people trying the hot rocks in hollowed logs with very poor results.