How To SKIN & COOK RATTLESNAKE -Campfire Trail Recipe-
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- Опубликовано: 5 янв 2020
- This is how I Skin and Cook RATTLESNAKE out on the Trail! A Campfire Cooked Rattlesnake Silver Turtle.
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Hey Group,
Thought it might be time to show another Rattlesnake Recipe as the Silver Turyle method was the first way I’d ever cooked one. Hopefully the flies don’t detract too much. Hope y’all enjoy this method as well as the area we chose to cook it up. Take care and as always...
Until Next Time,
Bob Hansler
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Flies? Thought it was pepper 😂
Mendoza Juan Thanks glad to be back
Bob Hansler You’re videos are the best bob hansler
Bob Hansler that dog does not like your cooking
this is a man who doesn't need to scream loudly to command the attention of everyone around him, and still have respect for animals people would call "lesser".
High praise. Thank you for watching.
yeah
@Bob Hansler Bob, man, where are you? No new content in over 7 months and no message to let everyone know what's up and that you are ok. Sure praying that you and your family are safe brother.
Doggo always like: Nah dude, imma stick wit normal food. 🐕
He’s about that Champaign lifestyle.
@@BobHansler champagne? lol
@@yougotdropped9741 lol the high life good food not survival food..😆✌️👍👍
@@yougotdropped9741 champaign is an open level countryside pfff. not champagne
That is normal food for my dog
That is the best description of a snake I've ever heard in my entire life.
"Snakes are just a really long rack of ribs"
Hopefully you dont mind me telling a personal story - Got "tagged" by a copperhead back in Virginia, in my back yard. I was trying to bring in my cat for the night, and I should have know something was amiss as she was moving back and forth (side to side). Well she had cornered a copperhead and had riled it up. I never even saw it as I was walking towards the cat and stepped right over and in front of it and got nailed when I bent down to pick up the cat.
It got me with only one fang that more or less just went under the skin. There was a sharp pain, and I honestly thought a rat had bit me. When I looked back I realized what it was and I did about a 5 foot leap away. The pain was instant, throbbing but not excruciating. Limped back inside and took off my shoe and sock and took a look at the back of my ankle. As the fang just when under the skin I was able to push/squeeze quite a bit of venom out (was like squeezing a blister). I remember the venom was kind of a golden color, and there was quite a lot soaking the sock also. I imagine it was all its venom, as it must have been afraid the cat was going to kill it and was. Lucky me.
Went to the doctor, they took blood elevated my foot and kept me under observation for about four hours. Never gave me anti-venom as it didnt inject enough venom into me, and according to them anti-venom should only be used in dire circumstances. Although they did offer morphine as they said the pain would be intense. Me being manly (I dont even like taking aspirin) I refused. Boy oh boy was that a mistake.
After they released me it was about a 40 minute drive back home, and I couldnt keep my foot elevated in a truck cab. So as the blood rushed back into my foot...holy **** did it hurt. Was an excruciating throbbing pain, felt like my foot was going to explode, like it was being over inflated with a bicycle pump. Pain. Pain. Pain.
Stayed in bed the whole next day. My foot swelled up pretty good, maybe a little over double its normal size, and the area around the bite turned black. And ohh boy was it so sensitive, even a light breeze blowing on it was intensely painful. I also remember this very vividly- It was hot day and I was sweating between my toes, and it literally felt like I was being burned by acid, thats how pain sensitive my foot was. So I'd have to try and wipe it away, which just fired off the pain nerves. I can say that whole pain experience sucked. But about 30 hours after the bite, my foot went back to normal. Only the bite area stayed black for a few weeks.
When I think back, I can only imagine what would have happened had it actually done a hypodermic bite with both fangs and gotten all that venom in me. I think my whole leg would have swollen up to the point where my skin would have split like a cooked sausage, and I dont even want to think what the pain would have been like.
I have even a better respect for poisonous reptiles, not afraid of them, just respect. Also now when an animal is acting strange/not like normal, I stop and try and figure out why.
I just took it as a positive life experience, which it was. A painful one, but positive.
And it does make for a good story.
Thanks for letting me share.
Have been bitten twice by Northern Pacific Rattlers, extremely painful. Sat on the first one when I was 16 and hunting with my Dad, I'll let your imagination go on where it bit me. The second one got me when I was home on leave, stepped over a small log while out fishing, snake was sunning itself and I almost stepped on it. I was about three hours from the nearest hospital. - - - Be Safe.
Holy my eyes are burning I didn’t blink reading that whole thing, any ways great story! I love how you acted calm I can tell you if anyone was bit they’d go crazy crying and praying for there life.
Yikes. I live in eastern usa and ive never seen a kind of snake. Am i considerd lucky?
Hyperregression: reminds of a time a neighbor came and got me about a snake on her front porch. I had a python and she thought it was mine, it wasn’t, it was a 36” copperhead. Aggressive sucker too. Tried to bite me several times. I ended up having to kill it unfortunately as it wouldn’t go away. Venom was all over my snake stick, tanned the skin and gave it to a friend. Thanks for sharing your story.
Wait until you get nailed by a brown recluse
We leave it on the bone an cut it up into pieces, sautte it in garlic butter in a cast iron skillet an done, really good.
We make Gnocci with it. Absolutely amazing.
@@kimchi2780 alright I'll bite, what's gnochi
William McCaslin sounds awful
@@arthurrapson8183 Oh it is, believe me, lol.
@@kimchi2780 That's awesome Your family must be the only people in the world to have had rattle snake gnocchi.
I came across your content looking for a method to cook a large chicken snake I shot. I teach my boys to respect all life, so using every part we can of an animal we kill (even if it's a threat to ourselves or our animals) is cornerstone of that belief. Thanks for your down-to-earth and experiential way of teaching.
0:08 that looks like gameplay from RDR2
RIGHT? I thought it was from a video game 🤣
I thought it was from a video game as well. Took me a while to realize it's real life.
I thought he got sponsored by a game XD
RDR2 gang where y'all at?
I was thinking red dead redemption the entire time.
I'm glad to see you back doing what God told you to do. It's still sad that you have haters. Don't worry. The Most High gave you a job to do. If people have a problem, they can take it to God. Just my opinion.
Doggo the chunky boi 😭😭😭 so cute
THE LEGEND IS NOW BACK FOR GOOD! WE LOVE YOU
Working at it.
PGeorge 1 hi brother profile pic
This the type of dude who would make friends with snakes
I respect them, but as a Biologist I doubt that the concept of friendship computes in their limited capacity.
Bob Hansler you be speaking straight facts and I learned a lot from watching two videos at 2 am.
@@BobHansler .....the name is Plissken. 😉
Good looking horses
Happy and healthy.
That palomino is Gorgeous! 🇺🇸
Helmets are important.....My boys went on that trip. Great time.
Definitely needed there. Great program for Scouts and Scouters.
Hi from alpine TX Bob good to see you back
He is ready for surviving like wow! He knows what to eat. Like, snake?! I would have not thinking of eating it😂thankfully I discover this channel
WHAT A THRILL
WITH SILENCE AND DARKNESS THROUGH THE NIGHT
Cut into 6in pieces and marinate in teriyaki sauce, then throw on a charcoal grill, flip a few times and reapply more sause... FREAKN DELICIOUS !!🐍
I just love living in Texas. Wouldn't change it for the world
I have never had rattlesnakes before but from the looks of it looks tasty to me
I really like this channel. Wholesome ethical outdoors tips and skills. I like the fact that he owns some firearms and uses them as tools, but doesn't feel the need to parade around with them.
Nice touch with the frontier music outro
On of my favorites.
LOL.."Parkay, dont know what it is, its not butter but it lasts for ever" ! Adding some to my prepping stock. Great Videos Sir, HUAH, USAF Combat Veteran
It’s butter-ish. Handy stuff though.
Each like is a cocktail sausage for Huck....because Bob obviously is not feeding him. Hahaha
Bob be like "you bite me, now I'll eat your entire race"
Lmao
The first time I ate rattlesnake I had no idea what to do with it. So, I filleted it out and saute'd it in butter.....Tasted like calamari.....Yum.
Watching this during the lunch hour is making me even hungrier! Keep 'em comin'!!!
Loved the horseback shots at the end...I never would've guessed that there could be such beautiful country in West Texas. Thanks for sharing it.
It’s an amazing place. Few know of it.
It warms my heart to see you, Huck (and, I presume Shauna) back on those trails. 324k subscribers 👍
Glad you enjoyed the video. We’ll keep them coming.
Those are some beautiful horses
Doggo is laughing at him: 16:48
You’re living the life I daydreamed about in elementary school (in between getting the tar beaten out of me). I’m getting there though! I’ll be shoeing on my own soon...and I got a lead on a horse!
Hey Bob. Looked good. Reminded me of trips out to Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico when I was a teenager. Got to taste my first rattlesnake out there and it was good when we were hungry. Like you, I am older now and a little more selective on my dining these days. Thanks for bringing back some good memories. Am 68 years old now.
Always excited for new content from Bob
Glad you came.
Bob & family, having recently found you channel and binge watching the past few days, just wanted to express my gratitude to these very informative and entertaining videos. Love your work guys, keep it up!
Means the world to read such. This is why we started this endeavor. Glad you’ve enjoyed it.
Watching you guys in the bright sun - we'll have about -15 to -20 tonight up in the Superior National Forest.
High of 85 today. I’ll pray for you ;)
I’d have to be pretty hungry to eat a snake but at least now I know a good way to cook it. Thanks for sharing!
Never know. Glad you enjoyed the vid.
Keep in mind, we may have to. Instead of charging an arm and a leg, Bob is doing this out of the kindness of his heart. I wish Bob's haters would see this.
@@ThomasBoyce5000 I didn't know there were Bob haters!
@@BCVS777 Unfortunately there are. They think it's cRUeLTy tO aNiMaLs. Jokes on them because he also teaches foraging.
@@BCVS777 Yeah, Bob has a ton of haters, but it'll be funny if we end up using the skills, but folks were too busy hating on Bob instead of having gratitude that Bob is teaching us for free. Some people charge like $200 or more per lesson. He teaches foraging and hunting. It gets under my skin when people badmouth Bob and his family .
This guy legit, i love the detail lot of information
Always a pleasure Bob. From rainy England, I never miss an upload.
Glad you enjoyed it. Work I got on more this moment.
Chupacabra seasoning goes well with any meat including rattlesnake. Good stuff!
Pretty nifty stuff.
I love the way you keep yourself humble. Keep it up.
Oh great video , Bob! You have a wonderful place. Envy it a bit.
Thank you. The place is actually the Buffalo Trail Scout Ranch. It’s our second home away from home.
My blood pressure went way down while watching this video. I’ll dream tonight of my great times in the USA outdoors.❤️🇺🇸
I’m ready for a day of “eat what you catch in the yard”.
Bob you literally brought back my childhood with parkey. Ick ;(
Sorry. It’s a bear-box staple as it doesn’t spoil until opened.
Yes sir 👍
That chupacabra is some great stuff! You can put it on just about anything.
great job huck and bob!
And Camerawoman Shauna!
Perhaps I'm a simpleton....but that looks delicious! All it needs is a baked potato.
It’s pretty durn good.
@@BobHansler It sure looks like it!!
we liked your program. thank you for making it.
Glad you enjoyed it. More to come.
Welcome back dude
As always, I love the video. I have seen you cook snake a couple different ways & I think this one may be the one to finally get my nephew to try. Although we won't actively hunt a Timber Rattlesnake, if we acquire one, this is the recipe we will try. I will let you know how it goes. I want him to know all his options for food if the need arises. Thank you for the educational & informative video. Thank you also to Shauna for your awesome camera work!
This is the tastiest to me. Have fun with iit. Glad y’all are still watching.
@@BobHansler You were my first ever youtuber. My nephew suggested you. So no matter what, I am loyal to you & your family first & foremost. Y'all keep making them & I will keep watching & learning!
Damn man, I started watching your channel this morning at 0300 while in my barracks room and I couldn't sleep. I love your channel, bro. You take a common sense approaches to things and you seem like a man of few words.
Big rattler, big enough anyway. Good advice.
Plenty of meat for sure.
I would have to be pretty hungry to eat a rattlesnake, but then I don't kill them either. I give them a wide distance if I can avoid them. That being said, I've been struck at a few times, but thanks to quick reflexes have avoid being bitten. Thanks Bob, I enjoy your videos!
Hi Bob. Good to have you back.! Another idea for cooking a snake : If you have a yogurt with you . Add lemon juice to the yogurt (very little) and a little bit off dill (dry or fresh) and a spoon of lemon spice. Marinate the snake for 2-4 hrs. You can cook it on very hot cast iron skillet with butter onions and garlic or grill it on skewers. either way comes out great.I know sounds fancy for the trail but I have tried it in the past and it's delicious !
Always fun to try new tastes.
Huck gettin' them sky raisins! :D
Haha, never heard them described as such.
That looked delicious. Glad to see you doing what you love again Bob! Thanks for the awesome vids.
Huckleberry was like nah I'm good bro. Lol
Another great video mate
Thnxs for uploading and sharing this
👍🏻🇺🇸
Thank you for watching.
I found out about your videos from the Beardsman. I've watched quite a few of yours. I'm sold. Lol. Will definitely be following your videos. Thanks for the entertainment. Take care. 👍👍
Glad you found us.
I found WB through Bob's channel. I don't have time to watch both. I think I've made the right decision.
Hey Thermal, always glad to have you.
I like the fact they have there own unique ways. Also enjoy that 1 shows the canadian landscape and Mr Hansler landscape is the complete opposite. If I had 2 pick 1 show it would be this 1.
Soooo happy to see u back in the Tube
Me too!
You get straight to the point, thanks. I love the Davis Mountains.
Bob, l am impressed. You make me realize just how lost I would be in your world. I use to fly my plane out in the desert so I am Lessing to what you are saying. Thanks for the info!
Hi Bob nice camp you got there
Rattle snake on the menu can’t be bad, like the way you cleaned it and cooked it, nearest thing I’ve eaten to a snake is a river eel. Thanks for sharing nice video oh yes nice horses too. 👍👌🇬🇧
I’m hoping to get more experience with eel soon. Definitely regional dishes.
Bob Hansler yer they are very tasty Bob
But now they have put a ban on river eels hefty fines if proven you taking them home, I won’t bore you mate but here in the UNITED KINGDOM is becoming a pantomime, love your videos keep sending once again thanks
Thanks Bob, have a nice day!
Great video. You don't have to worry about me going hunting for rattlesnakes.
Understandable.
I think you are awesome Bob! Looking forward to the next one. Until next time 👍🤞🏼😎
Until next time!
@@BobHansler wishing many more better days, new adventures, and good health to you and your family from your Oklahoma neighbor 👍😊
Good to see you!!
All the best from the other side of the pond.
You can use bbq seasoning and BBQ sauce and /or a-1.
It’s all good.
Daniel Boone, Davy Crockett, Wyatt Earp, John Wayne, Chuck Norris, Bob Hansler.
That shit looks delicious 🤤
It’s the best way I’ve found.
If he was asian you would have found it disgusting.Just racist white people here
Ps those horses super awesome, lol 2nd ride through. Keep it up!
Haha.. Huck NEVER eats your cooking Bob! 😅
Best wishes for the New Year to you and yours, from a smoky Down-Under. 👍😎
He needs his own jusge seat on a cooking show.
@@BobHansler Haha! Definitely.
You could call it, "Iron Huck". 😅
I’d watch it.
15:35 Huck says dat ain't no fajitas... Xcellent post man!!
He does love fajitas. He missed out though.
Hahaha I don’t think I’ve seen Huck eat anything on the show yet. Glad to see you Bob!
He has that Champaign lifestyle.
Yummy
Yoooo I love the Boy Scout hat!!! Def subscribing
Thanks Bob, might try your recipe soon. Got to work my head around the killing part first. I appreciate your videos, keep them coming.
Yes, the killing is necessary. Doing this to a living creature would be horrible :). Be humane and enjoy the meal.
I've heard of people eating rattlers but I've never actually seen anyone clean one, cook it and eat it. Very interesting. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe. Watch where you squat. LOL
that was a big snake bob a lot to eat there nice to see you back
Very healthy snake.
16:40 "Huck" go ahead i have flies 🤣
Huck never changes 😂
Little trail side jiffy pop
Rattlesnake stew that’s good
Now I'm very interested on eating rattle snake so now I have chance because I never knew how to skin it and cook it, thank you sir
Aluminum foil is always so darn useful
yaaay bob!! awesome video as ever hopefully one day i will get the chance to go there!
Glad to see ur ok brotha last I saw u where going tough times with ur eye. Really happy all worked out.
great video!
I’m with Huck on this one lol! It’s just great watching you.
Thanks!
You’d at least have to try it.
that looks great...good to see another video from yall be safe
Hey Bob, great to see new content from you man. Take care and have a great New year
You too. Happy New Year.
My grandpa used to catch rattlesnakes and cook them up for his scout troop.
Always great to see a notification from you. Love your content. Stay safe and best wishes from Kentucky. My the good Lord bless you in this new year.
Glad you came. Happy New Year to you and yours as well.
this is the most heavy duty aluminium foil i have ever seen, looks more like something i get in a hardware store than in the supermarket
Extra heavy duty is awesome. Almost reusable.
Awesome recipe!!! I will definitely have to try rattlesnake one day!!!
Enjoy your videos, very informative
great video...thank you
Glad you enjoyed it.