Videos tagged with Foraging

This video explores the historical and natural aspects of Tuskegee, Tennessee, focusing on foraging for Chickasaw plums and exploring the Cherokee settlement near Fort Loudoun. The creator also introduces a new blend called "Sugarlands Honey" from Gatlinburg, a pipe tobacco, and receives recommendations from other creators. While the description mentions specific YouTube channels and music, there is no direct mention of firearms, calibers, manufacturers, or related topics. The content appears to be primarily focused on foraging, history, and potentially tobacco enjoyment.

This video focuses on the transplantation and successful growth of ramps (Allium tricoccum), also known as wild leeks or wild garlic, in a garden setting. The plants were moved from a neighbor's property in Georgia two years prior and are thriving on a gentle slope beneath the shade of a large magnolia tree. The description highlights the environment conducive to ramp cultivation.

This episode of the RECOIL OFFGRID Podcast features Craig Caudill of Nature Reliance School. Caudill, a best-selling author and certified master naturalist, discusses his extensive background in backcountry expertise, survival, and man and animal tracking. The conversation delves into survival tips, the role of ego, and his experiences training military units, first responders, universities, and corporations. He also highlights his online training offerings in areas like disaster preparedness, bushcraft, tracking, wilderness survival, and foraging. The episode is brought to you by Kimber America.

This video, titled 'Utility of the Birch Tree,' features bushcrafter Estela Wilded explaining the multifaceted uses of birch trees in survival scenarios. She demonstrates its applications in constructing containers, creating snow goggles, extracting oil, tapping for water, and, importantly, as a highly effective firestarter, particularly as a flame extender. While not universally available, the presenter emphasizes the value of recognizing birch as a resourceful solution in the wild.

This video from @wildgamecook features a recipe for pesto made from foraged ramps and garlic mustard. The creator notes that these plants are often found during turkey hunting season, suggesting a connection to outdoor activities and potentially hunting. The description also highlights a brand ambassador page for MidwayUSA, a well-known retailer of firearms and shooting accessories.

This video, titled "Acorns are dangerous 😳 ☠️", appears to be a sensationalized or misleading title likely using a firearm or survival theme for clickbait. Without a transcript or further description, it's impossible to determine the actual content. The title suggests a potential, albeit unlikely, danger related to acorns in a context that might involve firearms or survival scenarios, but the emojis and lack of detail strongly indicate it might not be a serious firearm-related discussion.

This video from Outdoors Allie explains how to differentiate between White Oak and Red Oak trees, focusing on their leaves, acorns, and bark. The primary importance highlighted is the impact of these distinctions on deer hunting, as different oak varieties offer varying food sources and durations for deer. The content aims to equip hunters with the knowledge to identify key indicators for successful hunting strategies.

This YouTube Shorts video focuses on a "field to table" experience, highlighting elements of self-sufficiency and the harvest. While the exact activities are not detailed, the hashtags suggest a connection to outdoor living, potentially involving the acquisition of food through hunting or similar means, which can sometimes involve firearms. The video aims to showcase a sustainable lifestyle.

This video, 'Prepper School Vol. 42 No. 1 Prepping Priority!', focuses on the critical topic of food preparedness in the face of various economic and geopolitical challenges. The description outlines issues like inflation, price increases, fuel costs, drought, green energy initiatives, and the war in Ukraine, all contributing to potential shortages of food and fertilizer. It then presents practical solutions including buying food now, opting for shelf-stable options, focusing on foods people actually eat, supporting local sources, and engaging in food preservation methods like canning. Foraging, fishing, hunting, and gardening are also highlighted as key self-sufficiency skills. The video also includes promotional content for EXOTAC and Battlbox, and directs viewers to Robbie Wheaton's YouTube channel and the 'Team Sootch Minuteman' Patreon.

This video, titled 'Karl's Backyard Salad | Survival Food |', features a discussion with Chris Weatherman, also known as Angery American, about identifying edible plants in one's backyard. The content highlights the idea that everyday surroundings can be a source of sustenance. The video promotes supporting Tactical Rifleman through Patreon and links to their website, Amazon shop, and social media channels, as well as a sponsor for night vision and thermal imaging gear.

This video documents a 'Hot Dog Hike' in January 2021, where the creator and friends, including children, venture outdoors to practice essential skills. The primary focus is on learning to make a fire and cook hot dogs over it, even in damp conditions. The outing covers foraging for dry wood and tinder, wood processing techniques like bucking and sawing, and fire-starting methods. The event is presented as an accessible and valuable way to introduce people of all skill levels to outdoor survival and adventure.

This video demonstrates how to make pine needle tea, a backcountry beverage, featuring a collaboration between Kit Badger and Matt from Jerking The Trigger. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of accurately identifying pine species before consumption, highlighting its refreshing taste as an alternative to plain water, especially in cold weather. The description also lists the outdoor gear used in the video.