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Donath Outdoors
United States
Registrace 25. 06. 2017
Former Airborne Ranger
Career Firefighter
Farmer and Biology Nerd
Wildlife Management, Hunting, survival, catch and cooks, foraging, outdoor adventure, and gear reviews
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P.O. Box 2
Monroe City, MO
Career Firefighter
Farmer and Biology Nerd
Wildlife Management, Hunting, survival, catch and cooks, foraging, outdoor adventure, and gear reviews
Send gear for review to
P.O. Box 2
Monroe City, MO
Missouri River 340 Mile Paddle Race Gear Dump for Unsupported Paddler
I go over the equipment I used in the MR 340 Paddle Race.
Here is links to most of the equipment I used:
Pop up tent
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First aid kit
amzn.to/4dFtWeD
Solar battery charger
amzn.to/47azU4M
My sleeping system with bivy
amzn.to/3yWSOzi
Headlamp
amzn.to/4e74Bdl
Here is links to most of the equipment I used:
Pop up tent
amzn.to/3zaIDHj
First aid kit
amzn.to/4dFtWeD
Solar battery charger
amzn.to/47azU4M
My sleeping system with bivy
amzn.to/3yWSOzi
Headlamp
amzn.to/4e74Bdl
zhlédnutí: 30
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DIY Rudder Install For Canoe
zhlédnutí 60Před 14 dny
In this video I install a simple rudder system to race effeciently in the worlds longest paddle race (the MR340) This is my experience installing a rudder with recycled and modified parts and is not probably the best way to install, however I hope it gives someone some ideas on how to modify and adapt parts to rig up a rudder system on their canoe or kayak if they so choose. Thank you for watch...
The Complete Guide to Foraging, Preparing, and Preserving Chicken of the Woods Mushrooms
zhlédnutí 64Před 21 dnem
I go over in depth how to find, prepare, and preserve the revered chicken of the woods mushroom for long term homesteading or survival. Wild Food foraging skills and food preservation is essential for surviving and thriving in the wilderness or on your homestead. Thanks for watching. Make sure to check out my other videos where i cook this and other mushrooms as well as other survival and hunti...
Corn Smut Quesadillas
zhlédnutí 2,1KPřed měsícem
We find our sweet corn is covered in corn smut so we cook it up and make quesadillas. This is how it turned out.
Forage and Cook Wilderness Delicacy with Antique Boy Scout Mess Kit + Wet Weather fire starting
zhlédnutí 355Před 2 měsíci
Foraging in the woods for a wilderness delicacy and cooking over a fire with my old boy scout mess kit. I walk through starting a fire in wet weather and cook up a great forest meal under a red cedar patch.
Eating a Known POISONOUS Mushroom | Difference between False and True Morels
zhlédnutí 72Před 2 měsíci
Foraging is taken to another level when I forage and cook a mushroom that's known to be poisonous. Lets see how this goes. Survival foods from the wilderness.
How to build a DIY Indoor Rock Climbing Wall for kids
zhlédnutí 105Před 3 měsíci
I build my son an indoor rock wall to give him a way to release pent up energy.
Rossi Tuffy Turkey Run and Gun Setup and Review
zhlédnutí 240Před 4 měsíci
We go over the build and attachments of the Rossi Tuffy Turkey 20 Gauge shotgun created for run and gun turkey hunting and a great youth shotgun. gobble stopper red dot amzn.to/3yesy2x camo paint amzn.to/4dF91IL gun sling amzn.to/3wEB9uT
Circumnavigating a 94 acre lake with a cheap walmart kayak
zhlédnutí 152Před 4 měsíci
I take my junker 10 year old kayak out for a spin around the local lake and give my thoughts on how it paddles as well as a little thoughts that bump out of my head while paddling.
Foraging Wild Foods in Winter | Wild Oyster Mushrooms
zhlédnutí 38Před 5 měsíci
Foraging Wild Foods in Winter | Wild Oyster Mushrooms
What I did with an EMPTY Spot in my WOODLAND
zhlédnutí 177Před 6 měsíci
Filling in gaps in the forest of my small acreage paradise with clover to diversify the amount of food for wildlife and give natives a better shot at coming back.
How Did TSI effect the TURKEY Population?
zhlédnutí 739Před 6 měsíci
How Did TSI effect the TURKEY Population?
The BEST Homemade Raccoon BAIT I Have Ever Used
zhlédnutí 1,9KPřed 6 měsíci
The BEST Homemade Raccoon BAIT I Have Ever Used
Trapping Nest Raiders with Dog Proof Traps|Trap Line 24
zhlédnutí 170Před 7 měsíci
Trapping Nest Raiders with Dog Proof Traps|Trap Line 24
Trap Line Check for Nest Raiders in Sub Zero Temperatures
zhlédnutí 105Před 7 měsíci
Trap Line Check for Nest Raiders in Sub Zero Temperatures
Trying New Raccoon Bait Combination | Dog Proof Raccoon Traps
zhlédnutí 144Před 7 měsíci
Trying New Raccoon Bait Combination | Dog Proof Raccoon Traps
Late Season Muzzleloader Hunt | Passing Quality Bucks
zhlédnutí 26Před 8 měsíci
Late Season Muzzleloader Hunt | Passing Quality Bucks
Bachelored Bucks & Reflections on Habitat Management
zhlédnutí 60Před 8 měsíci
Bachelored Bucks & Reflections on Habitat Management
Trapping Nest Raiders with Dog Proof Traps|Trap Line 23
zhlédnutí 1,8KPřed 8 měsíci
Trapping Nest Raiders with Dog Proof Traps|Trap Line 23
Simple Streamlined Dog Proof Sets with 4 year old son|Trap Line 2023
zhlédnutí 204Před 8 měsíci
Simple Streamlined Dog Proof Sets with 4 year old son|Trap Line 2023
Giving Crossbow a Try | Buck comes within Range
zhlédnutí 597Před 8 měsíci
Giving Crossbow a Try | Buck comes within Range
Caught in a Field with Rutting Bucks|BOWHUNTING
zhlédnutí 2,1KPřed 8 měsíci
Caught in a Field with Rutting Bucks|BOWHUNTING
Self Filmed 2 DEER in 2 MINUTES with Bow|Bowhunting Missouri
zhlédnutí 1,4KPřed 9 měsíci
Self Filmed 2 DEER in 2 MINUTES with Bow|Bowhunting Missouri
GROUND Hunting a BUCK Funnel during the RUT
zhlédnutí 807Před 9 měsíci
GROUND Hunting a BUCK Funnel during the RUT
Self Filmed 8 Point|Bowhunting Missouri
zhlédnutí 336Před 9 měsíci
Self Filmed 8 Point|Bowhunting Missouri
Incredible MISSOURI BOWHUNT with lots of Action + VETERANS and HUNTING
zhlédnutí 106Před 10 měsíci
Incredible MISSOURI BOWHUNT with lots of Action VETERANS and HUNTING
Missouri Early Antlerless season Father and Son Meat Hunt
zhlédnutí 195Před 10 měsíci
Missouri Early Antlerless season Father and Son Meat Hunt
Gain ACCURACY and Hunting SUCCESS! | BOG Tripod Review
zhlédnutí 334Před 11 měsíci
Gain ACCURACY and Hunting SUCCESS! | BOG Tripod Review
I hate to be that guy but Mexico is IN North America, example NAFTA
I don't have a script, and every once in a while I will mispeak. I'm aware Mexico is part of North America.
does the rudder bracket need to extend that far back
No, not necessarily. Every canoe or kayak is going to be a little different. It should just clear the stern and have full range of motion.
Ummm...my dad was a farmer and when we would gi with him to check the fields and we saw that Smut we were freaked out!! He was good friends with the migrants working in neighbooring fields, they would make him authentic tamales. But dad never said anything about eating corn smut. Lol
Thank you for walking us thru the process…..and for describing the texture and taste of. I’ve been wanting to try this. I believe I’ve seen this at the Mexican market near my home.
Wtf is, "sprinkle cheese"?
Aka shredded but I'm dumb.
You're the whitest mfkr in the U.S. After seeing this I wish I wasn't caucasian.
I wish you weren't either.
HUITLACOCHE WITH EPAZOTE IN QUEZADILLAS AND SPACY GREEN SALSA ! THATS A DELICACY
Sounds delicious
I *REALLY* want to try huitlacoche. I dunno where to get it fresh. I would grow it on corn myself if I could get the mycelium.
Also be weary about sprays that many people use on their crops.
“Tastes like chicken “ 😂😂😂😂
🤷♂️everything tastes like chicken with a little imagination. Lol
Dog food mixed with plain yogurt. Anything with bananas in it. They will literally eat almost anything.
They are absolutely opportunity eaters. I have found using sweeter bait I have less nontarget animals. I also like using bait that will not turn rancid without refrigeration. Thanks for taking the time to comment. Take care.
@@DonathOutdoors I didn't even think about the yogurt going bad, that's a good point. I think I'm feeding them for different reasons though so the yogurt never really lasts long out there.
@susie_rigas I used to work at an old man's house who fed them leftover fruit. I had a pet raccoon growing up that loved marshmallows and would drink your leftover Pepsi from the can. Lol
@@DonathOutdoors I shared a pickle pizza with them the other night. Most my friend went even eat that with me. 😆
I love how it made a final sound before getting eaten. Haha you’re cool man
😅
jesus man… how did it taste?
Mild, almost tasteless
Nasty
Cool bro, good stuff, eat a box jellyfish next
A once in a lifetime meal.
Don’t eat the government drones. It’ll track your every move with 5g accuracy
Good advice
@@DonathOutdoorswhat it taste like tho
Mild, slight peanut taste.
@@DonathOutdoorsnice
I'm not sold
No worries. I think they make quite a difference as I have trouble seeing those shades of color and really love how they make the ground look. However I don't recieve any compensation nor am I trying to sell them so they aren't for everyone.
I don't think they made that much of a difference. How do they compare to grey polarized glasses (good ones)?
I have no idea about gray polarized. They are a blue tint, so maybe blue polarized. They won't make them glow or anything, but if you have trouble distinguishing between orange, red, brown, and yellow colors like myself, they can be considerably easier to find.
Where do you buy them?
fungeyes.com/
That was a really cool video. I will be sure to forage and cook some up the nest time I find a batch. Thank you for sharing! God bless you and your family.
I really appreciate it. They are excellent table fare. Take care.
What are you doing will pay dividends! I’m 74 years old but I still love to run that chainsaw and do just exactly what you were doing. Thanks for sharing young man👍
I can't tell you how much I respect the generations before who had the mindset similar to yours. My father (72) I still work alongside to manage his forests for the next generations. Thanks for the comment. I appreciate it.
Wow 🎉
Gotta love them chocolate lab pups!!! RIP Mayhem
Waylon James 😢😢 the hound of Hounds 😢
My Black Lab Reggie was the greatest one for 14 years.
My Chocolate lab Shadow gave us 14yrs also oh how l miss my baby
@@stacyarrick7782 My Labs AKC name was Shadow Reggie. His father was a Black Lab named Shadow. 😊 Many great memories. I know how you feel. 😕
Thanks for the review. My 30 yr old Husky 55 just sailed off to Valhalla after a long, sometimes bordering abusive, flawless run with minimal care and never more than a spark plug or 2. It sat with ethanol/oil mix for months on end, always started. Great saw, Looking at the 450 Rancher to replace it with. Have my doubts any new ANYTHING can live up to a quality predecessor nowadays but hoping this one does. BTW, 2 Stihl stewarding friends say the same--hard to start.
😆 This is basically how I treat my saw. They definitely don't make them like they used to, though.
Bet you had some hail damage on your truck!
Lots of dents, but my truck has so many anyways I didn't notice. 😅
Oh yeah, and what a tank of a buck! Nice find…
Glad you got her. Your Husqvarna 450 review brought me to your channel. Went ahead and subscribed since you’re so close to 1000. Keep up the great work.
Can't tell you how much I appreciate that. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Enjoy your approach. I had a similar area and I used a blower to clear the leaves. I was concerned that the clover would struggle trying to reach the soil. I was happy with the cleared area after spending two tanks of fuel in my blower. I’m also now waiting to see how well it germinates. Good luck
I also considered a leaf blower for getting better germination. No doubt you will have a higher germination rate. Good luck with your project, and make sure to let me know how it goes.
If those paw paws are anything like persimmons they won't like that wet soil, and are these from whitetail hills chestnut? Cause you said chestnut hill in video? Did these do ok cause im thinking about buying 2 late drop persimmons from them and growing me some rootstock from seed and grafting in a few yrs, and i was gonna get my chestnut trees from native nurserys cause there way cheaper, i was going buy whitetail hill persimmons cause they guarantee them if you buy tubes, thanx in advace brother! I looked through some videos and you do all the things i like to do, i got a 7 yr old and im trying to set him up in the future, wish my dad would have done similar for me but he didn't hunt anything that had 4 legs just 2 legged critters,lol 😂
Yes, Whitetail Hills Chestnut is correct. I botched it in the video. So far, so good they've been healthy, but I am excited to see if they all come back in the spring.
Nice cheap mix! I've had good luck using wine grapes all mashed up with marshmallows.
I bet that works pretty well. They love that sweet stuff.
I've had both and yes husqvarna definitely has the leg up on the starting but you really can't go wrong with either brand
Nothing like hide and seek, whatever helps helps…..good stuff
Do you have a video on how to whiten the antlers? I'll be trying this method to stain the antlers I got. I got a caribou rack still with the skull plate.
Do you mean whiten the skull or antlers? I have a video on whitening the skull but if you were wanting to whiten the antlers it would probably work the same on antlers as the skull.
czcams.com/video/gFXfR9rkRCc/video.html
So do they work?
Yes they work. They create significant contrast between the mushroom and the background. However they are expensive and I wouldn't recommend unless you have significant problems spotting morels.
I have 40 acres, it has been untouched since it stopped being farmed 60 years ago…im working with the ncfs to put a plan together, costs $5 an acre…but they have been great…helped me identify all the species of trees on my property…helped me understand thinning, distances…i have a ton of white oak, hickory, red oak, pin oak, water oak, a few walnuts…its a very unhealthy forest, closed canopy…im just wanting to get it healthier for wildlife, nothing commercial…i had to get over the mindset of being worried about cutting out smaller species of higher value like white oak, in order to let larger white oaks to live…
That sounds like a fun project. Seems like you have a great plan in place with a helpful resource. Lots of good species on your place. I also found it very hard cutting down valuable trees (both valuable monetarily and as habitat) but after realizing how much it helps the others flourish, it has helped.
They are going to make a good buck in the future, just being capable to sit and see things like that your doing something right 👍
It is very satisfying to go from seeing deer only pass through to holding deer and providing browse to keep them healthy. Thanks for commenting. Take care.
It's mice and moles that are getting in your raccoon eating all the bait I've even had minks raid the raccoon traps
I've had a bunch of mice eating dp bait this year
Tough animal's!!!
Yes they are.
You aren't the first nor probably the last person who said that while the Stihl is a great chainsaw. Starting it is definitely a challenge in cold weather.
Just like shooting a rifle just not as much power or punch don’t give up on it good luck
You have a new subscriber, looking forward to your hunts and progress with your property
I genuinely appreciate it. Thank you for watching and for the comment. 🙏
You should read Quran :)
Mohamed the prophet of Islam was a kiddy toucher he married Aisha at 6 years old 🤮 yucky. Islam is a death cult
Good info.
Do you plan on burning?
Not at this time only bc it's problematic logistically. I think if you can do it controlled though it's a good idea to cycle a prescribed burn every few years.
I’ve seen people cutting hickories down, what’s your thoughts on that? They say squirrels like em and deer don’t really eat them until last resort. We have mockernut hickory and the forest floor is full of hickory nuts but animals don’t seem to like them.
I think it all just really depends on your individual goals. I have also noticed lots of squirrels eating hickory nuts and deer showing little interest. In my case I had a large number of hickories so I cut a large amount down hoping the white oaks would take their place. I left a few for the squirrels but the great thing about acorns is the squirrels and turkeys like them as well as deer.
I have a 445. It’s a de-tuned 450- same engine, same body, same weight, a little less power. It’s true that it’s easy to start when cold, but can be a bear to start when hot, even in colder weather. The single bar nut is a problem, the air filter is too small, and the chain brake is a wonky design. Not a bad homeowner saw though.
awesome buck man! congrats!
I really appreciate it. Good luck this season