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Skinning a Deer with the Truck Method

EatWild - Mike
5 years ago

This video shows how you can skin a deer using the truck method. Basically you are peeling the skin from the carcass. It is a little gruesome, but it is …

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Join us for our EatWild Backpack Hunter Workshop. Join us for our EatWild Backpack Hunter Workshop. Prep webinar on Aug 11th. In the mountains on Aug 21st & 22nd. One of the most rewarding and successful ways to hunt is to get up into the alpine and stay there until you spot game. It’s an amazing adventure to climb a mountain and set up camp in the alpine where you can see for miles. Nothing is quite as relaxing as laying around in alpine meadows with your binoculars and spotting scope; watching the hills around for some critters to show up. When you spot an animal the excitement begins, and the stalk is on. There are a number of skills that you need to develop in order to backpack into the mountains and thrive in the alpine environment. It takes significant planning and the appropriate gear to stay comfortable and safe. Spot and stalk hunting is a ton of fun and can be very successful with the right techniques and experience. The EatWild mentor team will lead an overnight adventure into the alpine to look for deer habitat and deer. Our group will set up camp in the alpine and then strike out in small guided groups to practice orienteering, mountain travel and spot and stalk hunting techniques. What we will cover in our curriculum: How to pack only the essential backpack gear - staying light is important for an enjoyable hike How to cook in the alpine - we will be using small gas stoves, but I will show you how to cook over a fire too Water management systems - how to avoid getting sick from water Shelter and tarp systems for the alpine camp - finding a sheltered location to set up camp is essential Fire building techniques Emergency shelter building Sat phone communications Understanding alpine deer habitat - Identifying escape terrain, feeding areas, and migration corridors. Orienteering skills What to do if you get lost Picking a good spotting location Spotting and glassing techniques Stalking strategies Meat care in the alpine #eatwild #learntohunt #hunting #bchunting #huntbc #rookiehunter #learntohunt #howtohunt #whatgetsyououtside #huntinglife #huntereducation @jennyp403 @gearjunkierob @celinawolfff @chris.pryn
Ready! After being held up at the border for 21 da Ready! After being held up at the border for 21 days, the @seekoutside Brooks pack cleared customs yesterday. Leaving tomorrow for our Sheep Packrafting Adventure 2.0. Today we will finalize our trip plan, download maps and imagery, and just get excited. Also, I’ll be walking around the neighborhood with 52 lbs pack on, getting the fit just right. Big thanks to Kevin and the team at @seekoutside for custom pack. Lightweight and waterproof for the raft. Looking forward to getting to know it. Are you planning a backpack hunt this season? For a handy gear checklist, download the EatWild App. To learn more, join us the EatWild team on August 21-22 for our Backpack Hunter Workshop in the mountains. @jennyp403 @lagoot.sg @bcadvsmart @aven.cronker #seekoutside #eatwild #backpacking #mountainhunting #packrafting #packrafthunting #sheephunting #learntohunt
EatWild 54 - Caribou Management with Biologist Con EatWild 54 - Caribou Management with Biologist Conrad Thiessen We are kicking off a series of podcasts with a focus on learning more about big game species in BC and how they are managed to ensure sustainable wildlife populations and hunting opportunities. In the first episode, I am pleased to welcome wildlife biologist Conrad Thiessen. Conrad has a very cool job in the Northwest corner of BC (Region 6). This is an area of relatively low road density and high wilderness and wildlife values, so he spends his workdays flying around in a helicopter, in spectacular wilderness areas, counting wildlife. Conrad's work is focused on caribou management, so we dive into the topic of caribou, discuss ecotypes, their range, habitat, migration patterns, population status in BC, and methods to assess herd health and numbers. Conrad describes survey and calculation methods, as well as the opportunity to work with First Nations on research projects. He introduces and explains concepts like “calf recruitment”, the ideal calf/cow ratio, and shares details about the delicate and exciting process of “netting caribou” for the purpose of fitting them with research collars. Of course, we get to talk about caribou behaviour, hunting experiences and the ideal time to hunt caribou for optimal taste. We reflect on the impacts of human activity, climate change and predation on caribou population dynamics and Conrad reveals an unlikely, yet successful caribou predator, besides wolves and bears. To keep an eye on Conrad and his adventures in an “unbelievably, indescribably” beautiful place, follow him on Instagram @conrad_thiessen Poster photo credit: Clint Walker This episode is dedicated to Dr. Valerius Geist, wildlife biologist, conservationist, great storyteller, and kind human. You will be missed by the conservation community. This episode is brought to you by @westcoastkitchencanada Check out their stuff and use the EATWILD discount code for a 10% discount. #caribou #cariboo #wildlifemanagement #caribouhunting #eatwild #bcwildlife #bcbackcountryhuntersandanglers #backcountryhunting #wildlifebiologist @bc_bridger
1st beauty Chinook onboard the Silver Moon. Back f 1st beauty Chinook onboard the Silver Moon. Back fishing one of my favorite spots just a short run from the mouth of Secret Cove. Also know as the blue dot spot. Dinner party tomorrow! #eatwild #chinook #fishingbc #sunshinecoastbc @fisharmy.tv @tome_jozic @varda_the_safety_bear @_mi.kee
The salmon season has just opened in some areas of The salmon season has just opened in some areas of the Salish Sea. The waters around Secret Cove are open for a daily catch limit of 1 fish between 62cm and 80cm. In recent years, fisheries managers have placed greater restrictions on salmon fishing to support salmon conservation efforts. Loss of critical spawning habitat, invasive species, and warming rivers and oceans are just a few of the factors impacting salmon reproduction and survival rates. So if you are lucky enough to catch a wild salmon, then celebrate these amazing resilient fish by using every part. •Head - salmon head recovery program •Bellies and collars - fresh on the BBQ •Fillets - vac pack and in the deep freeze •Rib meat - scrape off for fish cakes •Backbone and ribs - into the soup pot Most importantly, be sure to share with your community and take action to help save our salmon. #saveoursalmon @pacificsalmonfoundation @pacificwild @fisharmy.tv @pacificangler @pacificnetandtwine #eatwild #springsalmon #chinook #salmonfordinner #salmon #salishsea
#euro2020 battle of the fish cake recipes. Congrat #euro2020 battle of the fish cake recipes. Congratulations to the Italian fish cakes on a fine performance this afternoon. The British fish cake recipe had a cracking start but just couldn’t find the creative flavors to push to victory. #eatwild #fishcakes #lingcod
Took advantage of some mellow tides on the West Co Took advantage of some mellow tides on the West Coast for a beach camping expedition in the Silver Moon. The flat pebble beach made for some luxury living in the @seekoutside Cimarron. A week of fishing, diving, and meals from the sea. Here we collected sea urchin (uni). Their roe is rich and bursting with umami. I made uni pasta with lots of butter, shallots, @jnzdeli smoky sausage, green olives, and the roe from 10 urchins. I skipped the pasta here and used spiralized zucchini for noodles. Finished with white wine and topped with parmigiana. Best enjoyed with an ocean view. 📷 @_mi.kee @jennyp403 @reelwestcoast @pacificnetandtwine @fisharmy.tv @haida.lure @mycobb.ca @westcoastkitchencanada #bcfishing #freediving #bamfield #eatwild #uni #umami #seaurchin #westcoastbestcoast #beachcamping
EatWild 53 - Getting into Sheep Shape Sheep hunti EatWild 53 - Getting into Sheep Shape Sheep hunting season is a few weeks away. I’ll be hauling heavy packs into the mountains and relying on my body to hold up to the rigours of the terrain and to have an injury-free adventure. With over a year of Covid living, my body is feeling the effects. I need to get in shape... FAST. Fortunately, my hunting partner Jenny P has been working with Emilie Whittemore to get her body ready for the sheep mountains. Emilie is a physiotherapist and strength and conditioning specialist, who believes in an integrated practice that is focused on injury prevention by building strength and conditioning the body to ready for the adventures ahead. I am a little late to the party, but it’s time to get on it. We’ve invited Emilie on the podcast to talk about what it is going to take for us to get our bodies ready for the long hard days and strain of the sheep hunting season. If you’re coming off some idle time and want to get back in shape and doing the things you love to do in the mountains, then you’ll love this podcast. Thanks for doing this Emilie! @emiwhitt Emilie @ Evolve Physiotherapy - emilie@evolvept.ca This episode is supported by @westcoastkitchencanada backpack food. Fuel your passion on your next adventure with West Coast Kitchen food. Enter EATWILD into the promo code for a 10% discount! @jennyp403 @bcadvsmart #outdooradventure #keepitwild #simplyadventure #wildernessculture #lifeofadventure #liveoutdoors #exploremore #stayandwander #goexplore #lovelifeoutside #womenforwildlands #staywild #eatwild #hunting #bchunting #huntbc #rookiehunter #learntohunt #howtohunt #whatgetsyououtside #huntinglife #huntereducation

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    We are kicking off a series of podcasts with a focus on learning more about big game species in BC and how they are managed to ensure sustainable wildlife populations and hunting opportunities. In the first episode, I am pleased to welcome wildlife biologist Conrad Thiessen.  Conrad has a very cool job in the Northwest […]

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