Primitive Skills: Wild chicken trap in the forest and delicious grilling

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[xeonic]

A few videos back I requested you show how you get food, and you actually did. You are one of the few survivalists on YouTube who actually shows survival, not just building pools. I always look forward to your new videos. Thanks for showing me how easy it is to pluck feathers if you heat up the bird first. I will actually use this when I go hunting.

[adatshhc]

Plant the bones to grow another chicken.

[ndkk]

People eat electrocuted supermarket chicken that is raised in a cage its whole life and is force-fed, but seeing a wild bird get caught, OH NO POOR CHICKEN... give me a break... Great video. Awesome trap for any small game. On another note, if you have a saltwater source near you, would be cool to see a water condensator to get fresh water and more importantly, some salt for the meat.

[BackByUnpopularDemand]

In this video, you can see truly how non-genetically modified chicken look.

[ray]

Two thumbs up for actually showing the chicken trigger the trap and get caught!

[ClashBluelight]

moral of the story: if something seems off on your normal path home, maybe take another way. the chicken that turned away survived, while the one that kept going straight became dinner.

[wesgore]

Always quality content from this channel so I clicked on the food thumbnail. First time I ever watched a trap video where I understood how the trap worked and I still can't believe you caught the chicken on camera. Good stuff man keep it up.

[darlingsallen]

Your videos helped my mental health this week. I'm sick and I felt really lonely. Continue making videos! I love them!

[parrotfishguy]

Someone: "What did you do with your free time?"
Me: "I watched a guy eat chicken"

[Alejandro_]

me: OH NO THE POOR BIR-- gets all nice and golden sizzling rotisserie- Me: starts drooling

[caoutchoucinfernal]

Its so nice to see someone eat all of it, without wasting anything :).

[alecscotthardyii]

Effective, simple, and easily reset; very good use of applying it to an open chicken trail. Nice camera angles for the setup and snare portions of the clip.

[omnifay]

When it has to do with survival, everything is fair game. I wish I could live in the "wild". It looks so gratifying being self able.

[alexanderalbach]

Wild chicken tastes different to what we are used to. Delicious!

[marinelrusu]

Super impresionată, e absolut incredibil!!!

[Gattone_]

That looked like the most delicious chicken ever.

[robertjohnson]

I never thought I'd say this, but "Dude you've got mad skills." No kidding. Cool video!

[gerardfr]

Piège super simple et efficace. Merci pour le tuto, et respect à toi pour toutes tes vidéos, géniales et hyper intéressantes.

[YourNickIsTaken]

That trap is really effective. It keeps the prey alive and fresh.
The flexible rod and the cord is the key to get.
Keep up the good work - this channel is amazing!