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For cracking the nuts, make a tool out of a piece of 1x3. Cut a piece about 6" long and drill a 1 1/2 " hole through it. Place the tool over a flat piece of concrete and the nut in the hole of the tool and hit it on the point of the nut with a hammer. Hitting it on the point, breaks the shell and keeps the nut meats intact and the tool holds the nut stable, keeps you from smashing your fingers and keeps everything from flying all over the place. Works great and speeds things up! Cool vid...love black walnuts!
When I was young we harvested 800 lbs of regular walnuts. I found that when you want to crack them crack them, lots of them before you even start to shell. The process will move along at a better pace.
New collage drinking game. Every time Chris says nuts, drink. You'll never make it to the end of the video. Very funny. I'm still laughing. Thank you again. Ciao brother.
Chris, gotta try the Grandpas Goodie Getter. Just came in today, unbelievable the number of full halfs and even full nut meats. Worth every penny, solid steel. Got almost ten bushels of washed and drying nuts. You and Jeremy should be able to get six cups of nut meats with half the waste and in less time.
Chris your description about the squirrel in your bathroom was hallarious . Thank you for the good laugh. Just so you know , I like squirrels cooked , boiled, charred on the fire , anyway they're cooked. I also know that their bite is nothing but a painful reminder that their teeth are tough. Due to the way you express yourself ( and even if you don't care ) I'm officially signing with you on you tube. Stay alert and God bless you n your family.
"From my vantage, a critter bounded to my right flank, but only visible in my periphery, down a long hallway. It was only a shadow, but the intruder was headed my way. It was too late to react and, soon, it was at my rear. Six o' clock and cornered. I rightly panicked, jump from my perch, and found safety in the bathroom bunker at the end of the hall." I once reacted the same way when a tiny mouse ran at me. Yeah, I might weigh 4,000 times more than it, but you know...it was gross.
Oddly enough; My friend was trapping beaver and so I was helping out. After we skinned the little guys I asked what they did with the carcass. "Leave it for the coyotes". And so not liking to leave anything to waste I butchered the beaver. And it's good eats. Since they are vegetarians the meat is not real gamey. Since they exercise a lot it's very lean. I made stew, jerky and braised beaver haunches. The hardest part was finding people with no preconceived notions to eat all those vittles.
Oddly enough; My friend was trapping beaver and so I was helping out. After we skinned the little guys I asked what they did with the carcass. "Leave it for the coyotes". And so not liking to leave anything to waste I butchered the beaver. And it's good eats. Since they are vegetarians the meat is not real gamey. Since they exercise a lot it's very lean. I made stew, jerky and braised beaver haunches. The hardest part was finding people with no preconceived notions to eat all those vittles.
All that outter skin you cut to get to the walnut is LOADED with medicine!! As we speak I'm getting ready to do mine lol. I'm new at medicinal benefits in food, herbs and nuts so I figured I'd listen to some black walnut videos while I'm working, and yours popped up lol I'm putting my skins in mason jars. I'm making two separate batches. One as a tincture (liquid) to put in tea and one as a poultice (balm) to use topically. I'll have one soaking in alcohol and the other in extra virgin olive oil. And the nuts, of course, are very nutritious as well. Thanks for the video! God bless 🗡️📖🛡️
Nice Video: I wonder what the Japanese warrior that was recently found in the mountains since WW2 survived on? If you know can you share a video on this. Thanks
I noticed that there was mold on the some of the ripened walnuts. Are they ok? I’m getting ready to harvest some and I waited a bit long and they have mold on them too. Thank you, Great vid. Protect those nuts! 😂
What you showed when working the nuts with gloves was what I was taught. For realistic food the energy to process versus food energy is at question. It is not just picking the nuts up and eating them. So a nice video. Funny video. make flour out of them.
Most of my wild edible adventures end up the same. I'm hungry...but I've got 'some' food. There may only be a few that produce a positive yield in the long term. I'll keep exploring.
Thanks for the link. If you look up tapping walnut trees on you tube there are some videos.Who knows how it tastes though, but we can eat the nuts. Birch can be tapped too......Have you ever heard of shag bark hickory syrup? That looks pretty cool too, but I don't know if you have them up there.
I use an old corn sheller to take the husk off of my nuts. I've been dumped them into a bucket of water and stir to get rid of the rest of the particles left on the shelf.
you can use an electric drill with an attachment looks a paddle in big bucket with water or a big trash can dump lots of walnuts in the hull spin the drill it nocks hulls off real good and quick
I have a black walnut tree in my front yard. Those things are almost impossible to crack... dang... I may need to start collecting them! I planted two rose bushes under it. While they take a beating, they are still alive. Great video.
I am 76 harvested the black nut this Sept 21 for the first time after having my hands blackened I realized by shedding more nuts, the black dye from the nuts removed the original dye from my hands.
Yes, nice mix up. Good sense of humor play, some are just too serious on here. More so when doing item test review for sales. Now to watch part 2. I got side tracked with things at home. I meant 2nd half. Super inventive way o telling the story, and very educational. Thanks.
It's February 24th 22 my nuts are almost gone, there are de limits. Next year I will gather more I live in Canada do you have to wash them, or can you remove the green and then dry
They work as a pesticide and will kill the roots of many other plants. You can also put them in a stream and kill fish,, or drain it into your lawn and the earthworms will literally come right up to the surface.
Yup, just in the husk. I didn't find any inside the worm. They seemed to be maggots, so I imagine the husk has something edible to them. The husk is quite toxic though to fish and others, even plants, so I'm not sure how they tolerate it.
Fall harvest only! I don't have any to plant right now though. If you can find a tree, there are literally hundreds of them. I would guess that you'd need to wait several decades for the tree to produce.
Squirrels like to scare people. I walked up on one deer hunting. I stood at twenty paces staring at the big red. All I could think of was what if this squirrel sees me as a tree and my coverall pockets a hole. I had no time to think anything else, and in a blink it was UP TO MY THIGH as I made the funniest sound flopping like a mad man, trying to get away from it! I hope people get a kick out of that because I don't like to talk about it.
Yep interesting I used to put the hulls in a tub and boil n dye my traps we got to crack where we wanted to or not for mom you can make walnut oil also used in cooking
I live in ottawa area, and have heard these grow in some of the Canadian Shield/ highlands areas. Have yet to ever seen one though. Great video! My father was rcmp and used to tell me some of the aboriginal women still collect these and make a powder from the nut to create a so called "bush bread". Cheers mate.
They would make a great addition to baking/breads, for sure! To spot them...look for a big tree with a big canopy and all by themselves with little growth underneath. Reason being is that the nuts kill off a lot of the under-story since the juglone in the walnut is toxic to the roots of other plants. You can often find them easier in the fall once they start to put out the nut. You can often find them scattered all over the place near the base of the tree and in great numbers too.
Giggle giggle giggle 😅 I usually hang my nuts in onion sacks from the ceiling in my garage until the hull and all has dried. Then I process them. Black walnuts are a good source of iodine also that helps heal and prevent tooth decay. You can crush the dried hull to add to nettle tea to help digestive system and give you an antioxidant boost Awesome fruit
I'm not sure if I'd try hanging them indoors though, I'm sure the squirrels would chew through the softest part and try to get at them, at least the ones around here. Didn't know that they made a tea, that's interesting.
The Wooded Beardsman it's amazing the different things you can use them for. You can dry the hull and grind it into a tincture to use as a mouthwash to heal mouth sores and cavities. Has antimicrobial properties. You can also make a tea with the leaves to put on skin wounds such as poison ivy that will draw out the oils and help heal it. Of course it stains your skin for a month or two due to the iodine.
I enjoyed the poetry about the nut thief in your attic... I think I have a black walnut tree that drops a ton of those green balls every autumn, but I am hesitate to actually eat them for fear of poison... the squirrels definitely do eat them, though. Am I just being paranoid? How do you know that it is edible food for sure?!
Very interesting! One more piece of the puzzle of hunting and gathering calorie rich wild edibles. So have you been eating a lot of squirrel? :) Damn good thing they don't get the size of bears!
Did your nuts smell citrusy prior to ripening/processing? I had a walnut tree in my old back yard but wasn't sure if these were the same nuts as yours. The squirrels certainly made a mess of the yard every fall. I would often pick up the untouched freshly dropped nuts just to have a whiff of their pleasant odour. Should have saved them I guess. That was quite funny...I thought I could hear your smile through the narration. Good composure.
They have a very distinct smell. I guess it's sort of citrous. I enjoy how they smell and so do the squirrels so it's quite likely that you had them. They fit nicely into a hand, bit bigger than a golf ball.
When I was a kid we had 2 large black walnut trees and my dad hated the walnuts. I used to give them away. You can use the green husk to kill off fish ponds.
Been years but I remember harvesting 4 fifty lb feed sacks one from black walnut trees on the farm. Took days to do that many by myself. Made walnut butter that year to. Similar to peanut butter but with that strong walnut taste.
Hi ya WB! I think I saw a walnut tree last summer but wasn’t sure, the nuts looked like these, do u know if there’s a look alike that’s not edible or were the I saw the real thing??? I bet the shells (outer/inner I’m not sure which) would make a great dye. I’ve heard that putting a cone over what u want to keep squirrels away from works, u would have needed a good size one for that batch of nuts. I just came across this video after watching one of season 3 with Bob Hansler and had to watch, funny and very informative! Thank u WB!!!
U can use those skins for catchin bait worms. U make a tea with hot water and walnut skins and pour it on the ground where u think there may be worms and just pick em up man.
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The Wooded Beardsman i like to bust a nut here an there
I can't stop laughing.
:)
every time he says "you can collect your nuts, you can wash your nuts or soak your nuts in a basin of water"
Squirrels will steal from your nut sack
Wear eye protection if you’re a little clumsy working the nuts
Squirrels will work very hard to steal from your Nutsack LoL
lol
"But the intruder compelled by a whiff of my nut meat" Had me gasping for air. This video is hilarious and definitely needs more views.
the double entendres and deadpan delivery are hilarious, wry and replete ... you get an amused thumbs up sir!
Thanks Tyler!
The constant Innuendo hilarious, priceless.
Beavis and butthead would laff their asses off watching this🤣
lol. with knob in hand.
Pissed myself laughing so hard, priceless
LOL
BAHAHAHA the double entendres with the stern delivery had me rolling The squrrel story on his rear ... jesus I was crying literally haha
"So whats the best way to bust a nut" *spits beer out mid sip* lol love it brother
Thanks man..how's my delivery, dry as fuck right LOL. Maybe I'll get there one day.... :)
haha its great man. true pro! im still laughing, keep up the great videos brother.
For cracking the nuts, make a tool out of a piece of 1x3. Cut a piece about 6" long and drill a 1 1/2 " hole through it. Place the tool over a flat piece of concrete and the nut in the hole of the tool and hit it on the point of the nut with a hammer. Hitting it on the point, breaks the shell and keeps the nut meats intact and the tool holds the nut stable, keeps you from smashing your fingers and keeps everything from flying all over the place. Works great and speeds things up! Cool vid...love black walnuts!
7:20-7:55 best 30 seconds ever for all the nut jokes...lmao
I use a cement mixer, throw in some gravel for about 20 minutes ,and it cleans them really nice . This is after I dehull them.
Ingenious!
Nice if you have a cement mixer.
This whole video is brilliant and was incredibly useful, thank you!
When I was young we harvested 800 lbs of regular walnuts. I found that when you want to crack them crack them, lots of them before you even start to shell. The process will move along at a better pace.
Wow, that's quite the haul! Great memory!
New collage drinking game.
Every time Chris says nuts, drink.
You'll never make it to the end of the video.
Very funny. I'm still laughing.
Thank you again.
Ciao brother.
:)
I like the way you produce your videos. Also funny the way you delivered the squirrel story. Thanks for the video.
There is a squirrel after my nut sack! I don't know if that was intended as humor, but that was funny! I laughed many times at your nut jokes!
I couldn't leave anything open for anyone else lol
I just have a machine that tears the husks off. And i have both a hand manuel nut cracking machine and an electric one. Processing them is a dream.
Chris, gotta try the Grandpas Goodie Getter. Just came in today, unbelievable the number of full halfs and even full nut meats. Worth every penny, solid steel. Got almost ten bushels of washed and drying nuts. You and Jeremy should be able to get six cups of nut meats with half the waste and in less time.
ROFLMAO! Your Narration is Priceless! (I needed this laugh.....)
Well played! Made my day.
:)
LOL The nut puns are hilarious!!
Chris your description about the squirrel in your bathroom was hallarious . Thank you for the good laugh. Just so you know , I like squirrels cooked , boiled, charred on the fire , anyway they're cooked. I also know that their bite is nothing but a painful reminder that their teeth are tough. Due to the way you express yourself ( and even if you don't care ) I'm officially signing with you on you tube. Stay alert and God bless you n your family.
Hey bub, do you use the hulls medicinally, for ink/stain or for fishing?
"Squirrels will work very hard to steal from your nut sack." 5:35 Hahahaaa!!!
"From my vantage, a critter bounded to my right flank, but only visible in my periphery, down a long hallway. It was only a shadow, but the intruder was headed my way. It was too late to react and, soon, it was at my rear. Six o' clock and cornered. I rightly panicked, jump from my perch, and found safety in the bathroom bunker at the end of the hall."
I once reacted the same way when a tiny mouse ran at me. Yeah, I might weigh 4,000 times more than it, but you know...it was gross.
Bahaha loving the monotone nutty puns.
this has to be the funniest video commentary I have heard on youtube, cant imagine if you had a beaver to eat too.
Oh boy, nuts and beaver :) Over the top!
Oddly enough; My friend was trapping beaver and so I was helping out. After we skinned the little guys I asked what they did with the carcass. "Leave it for the coyotes". And so not liking to leave anything to waste I butchered the beaver. And it's good eats. Since they are vegetarians the meat is not real gamey. Since they exercise a lot it's very lean. I made stew, jerky and braised beaver haunches. The hardest part was finding people with no preconceived notions to eat all those vittles.
Oddly enough; My friend was trapping beaver and so I was helping out. After we skinned the little guys I asked what they did with the carcass. "Leave it for the coyotes". And so not liking to leave anything to waste I butchered the beaver. And it's good eats. Since they are vegetarians the meat is not real gamey. Since they exercise a lot it's very lean. I made stew, jerky and braised beaver haunches. The hardest part was finding people with no preconceived notions to eat all those vittles.
@@dennisdunne588 I would have come to help you with those vittles.yes it is quite tasty meat and as you said very lean and not gamey tasting.
"Don't forget to wash all the goo from the nuts, as it may "stain" your clothing..." Yeah... Um... I think I'm in the wrong place... :D
I can't handle all the innuendos 😂😂😂
a fresh from the tree black walnut decoction can be used as a dewormer.... very little is needed.
All that outter skin you cut to get to the walnut is LOADED with medicine!! As we speak I'm getting ready to do mine lol. I'm new at medicinal benefits in food, herbs and nuts so I figured I'd listen to some black walnut videos while I'm working, and yours popped up lol
I'm putting my skins in mason jars. I'm making two separate batches. One as a tincture (liquid) to put in tea and one as a poultice (balm) to use topically. I'll have one soaking in alcohol and the other in extra virgin olive oil. And the nuts, of course, are very nutritious as well. Thanks for the video!
God bless
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Your ordeals with feisty squirrels and the ludicrous amount of euphemism in this video, is hilarious
Interesting info again. killer squirrel made me lol. Wonder what the calories of a squirrel stuffed with wall nuts are ;-)
Nice! I'd say about 2,000 calories...LOL mostly from the nuts though :)
Lol
man this had me laughing so hard, "fellow nut buster"
;)
Nice Video: I wonder what the Japanese warrior that was recently found in the mountains since WW2 survived on? If you know can you share a video on this. Thanks
Oh you had fun with the commentary on this video 🤣🤣🤣🤣
1:45 a quick romp in the forest DOES sound like the best way to bust a XD
I noticed that there was mold on the some of the ripened walnuts. Are they ok? I’m getting ready to harvest some and I waited a bit long and they have mold on them too. Thank you, Great vid. Protect those nuts! 😂
What you showed when working the nuts with gloves was what I was taught. For realistic food the energy to process versus food energy is at question. It is not just picking the nuts up and eating them. So a nice video. Funny video. make flour out of them.
Most of my wild edible adventures end up the same. I'm hungry...but I've got 'some' food. There may only be a few that produce a positive yield in the long term. I'll keep exploring.
Black walnuts are gooooooood!!!
They really are!
Alot a ladies love black nuts these days.
Have you ever tried the English Walnut? The flavor is not near as strong as the Black Walnut. They are somewhat smaller than the black walnut.
Narration is on point
Oh man. This was hilarious, bout died laughing. Surely, the satire wasn't intentional...
Naaaaw... lol
Being completely serious here, settle down class :)
You guys are nuts, ha ha ha! Very funny video! Have you ever tapped walnut trees to make syrup like a maple? Just wondering ; >}
No...I imagine it would be pretty terrible considering the juglone. www.omafra.gov.on.ca/english/crops/facts/info_walnut_toxicity.htm
Thanks for the link. If you look up tapping walnut trees on you tube there are some videos.Who knows how it tastes though, but we can eat the nuts. Birch can be tapped too......Have you ever heard of shag bark hickory syrup? That looks pretty cool too, but I don't know if you have them up there.
You funny, thanks for the laughs.
Best narrator ever!!!!
Ha!
This title is gold
To get the husks off I would leave piles in the driveway and have my did drive over them with his truck a few times.
Cane&Pole
I use an old corn sheller to take the husk off of my nuts. I've been dumped them into a bucket of water and stir to get rid of the rest of the particles left on the shelf.
Nothing like a good walnut harvest!
you can use an electric drill with an attachment looks a paddle in big bucket with water or a big trash can dump lots of walnuts in the hull spin the drill it nocks hulls off real good and quick
I have a black walnut tree in my front yard. Those things are almost impossible to crack... dang... I may need to start collecting them! I planted two rose bushes under it. While they take a beating, they are still alive. Great video.
Let them dry first! Just get that goo off and then give them a few weeks to harden up.
I am 76 harvested the black nut this Sept 21 for the first time after having my hands blackened I realized by shedding more nuts, the black dye from the nuts removed the original dye from my hands.
Awesomely interesting but, it sounds painful lol. Oh now I know for sure you made this into a comedy narration lol.
Hahah! Yeah, had some fun with this one.
Yes, nice mix up. Good sense of humor play, some are just too serious on here. More so when doing item test review for sales. Now to watch part 2. I got side tracked with things at home. I meant 2nd half. Super inventive way o telling the story, and very educational. Thanks.
It's February 24th 22 my nuts are almost gone, there are de limits. Next year I will gather more I live in Canada do you have to wash them, or can you remove the green and then dry
I tried this, and now I have been hospitalized
just wondering is they any uses for the outer and inner husks??? like corn cobs and coconut husks....or are they only fit for the compost pile.
They work as a pesticide and will kill the roots of many other plants. You can also put them in a stream and kill fish,, or drain it into your lawn and the earthworms will literally come right up to the surface.
I love the title😂
lots of people use the husks or shells to dye their traps prior to trapping season.
I've heard that it's used to dye clothing as well. It's pretty strong stuff.
It takes longer than that even with 2 people. They must be throwing in alot of shell material.
Haha, this is fun. Very clever!
Thanks Michael!
2:28, well I wish I had known that sooner! lol.
Very informative. The nuts in my region aren't as large as those in the video. And they taste like spray paint to me. Bad nuts? IDK Cracking too soon?
Used the Hulls to dye my Traps a nice Blue Black. Can be used to catch Fish too.
Lol, I use the stomp and cement mixer to wash. Spread the washed nuts on the driveway in the sun.
I'm going to plant some hopefully in the spring
How do you get the worms out? Are they only in the outer husk?
Yup, just in the husk. I didn't find any inside the worm. They seemed to be maggots, so I imagine the husk has something edible to them. The husk is quite toxic though to fish and others, even plants, so I'm not sure how they tolerate it.
How often do you gather these? and is it possible to maybe get a few fresh ones from (for money) you that I could plant
Fall harvest only! I don't have any to plant right now though. If you can find a tree, there are literally hundreds of them. I would guess that you'd need to wait several decades for the tree to produce.
@@TheWoodedBeardsman my black walnuts started producing after 3 years. Each year after is the tree grew larger the harvest to was also larger.
Squirrels like to scare people. I walked up on one deer hunting. I stood at twenty paces staring at the big red. All I could think of was what if this squirrel sees me as a tree and my coverall pockets a hole. I had no time to think anything else, and in a blink it was UP TO MY THIGH as I made the funniest sound flopping like a mad man, trying to get away from it! I hope people get a kick out of that because I don't like to talk about it.
Yep interesting I used to put the hulls in a tub and boil n dye my traps we got to crack where we wanted to or not for mom you can make walnut oil also used in cooking
Cool!
I live in ottawa area, and have heard these grow in some of the Canadian Shield/ highlands areas. Have yet to ever seen one though. Great video! My father was rcmp and used to tell me some of the aboriginal women still collect these and make a powder from the nut to create a so called "bush bread".
Cheers mate.
They would make a great addition to baking/breads, for sure! To spot them...look for a big tree with a big canopy and all by themselves with little growth underneath. Reason being is that the nuts kill off a lot of the under-story since the juglone in the walnut is toxic to the roots of other plants. You can often find them easier in the fall once they start to put out the nut. You can often find them scattered all over the place near the base of the tree and in great numbers too.
What time is it!!!!????????
"Take it from my experience-squirrels will work very hardest to steal from your nutsack" -Wooded Beardsman 2017
Put that one in the bank! LOL
Love it
nut busters makes me laugh so hard
:)
Giggle giggle giggle 😅
I usually hang my nuts in onion sacks from the ceiling in my garage until the hull and all has dried. Then I process them. Black walnuts are a good source of iodine also that helps heal and prevent tooth decay. You can crush the dried hull to add to nettle tea to help digestive system and give you an antioxidant boost
Awesome fruit
I'm not sure if I'd try hanging them indoors though, I'm sure the squirrels would chew through the softest part and try to get at them, at least the ones around here. Didn't know that they made a tea, that's interesting.
The Wooded Beardsman it's amazing the different things you can use them for. You can dry the hull and grind it into a tincture to use as a mouthwash to heal mouth sores and cavities. Has antimicrobial properties. You can also make a tea with the leaves to put on skin wounds such as poison ivy that will draw out the oils and help heal it. Of course it stains your skin for a month or two due to the iodine.
this is amazing
Thanks Sleuth!
I enjoyed the poetry about the nut thief in your attic...
I think I have a black walnut tree that drops a ton of those green balls every autumn, but I am hesitate to actually eat them for fear of poison... the squirrels definitely do eat them, though. Am I just being paranoid? How do you know that it is edible food for sure?!
Why was a squirrel in ur sak, and why does ur sak hace a gap? Make sure he dont bite ur root when by ur sak.
5:36 and on 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Very interesting! One more piece of the puzzle of hunting and gathering calorie rich wild edibles. So have you been eating a lot of squirrel? :) Damn good thing they don't get the size of bears!
:)
Did your nuts smell citrusy prior to ripening/processing? I had a walnut tree in my old back yard but wasn't sure if these were the same nuts as yours. The squirrels certainly made a mess of the yard every fall. I would often pick up the untouched freshly dropped nuts just to have a whiff of their pleasant odour. Should have saved them I guess. That was quite funny...I thought I could hear your smile through the narration. Good composure.
They have a very distinct smell. I guess it's sort of citrous. I enjoy how they smell and so do the squirrels so it's quite likely that you had them. They fit nicely into a hand, bit bigger than a golf ball.
The tree leaves have a lemon citrus smell, too. That's one way to identify the tree when there are no nuts.
When I was a kid we had 2 large black walnut trees and my dad hated the walnuts. I used to give them away. You can use the green husk to kill off fish ponds.
Yeah, they sure are nasty. Kills off quite a few things. I was thinking of trying it for worms as they draw them right up.
I have tons of them and just realized what I can do but they are all black on the ground and concrete is it too late to harvest them?
Nope, but it will be a little bit harder to remove the husk...they should still be fine. Remove the husk then dry them out.
Your video is great and even quite funny in a humorous way and I thank you very much :) I am excited about my nuts!
ahahaha nice one! If you can find some green danglers, those would be easier to crack :)
How about a wooden paddle, to mix the bucket of water and nuts?
Quick comment to speed up removing the hulls. I use a rubber mallet, the hulls will split off the shells making it EASY to remove them.
Definitely deliberate... 7:21
Lots of noix (walnuts) on the ground in France, this autumn. I have my bagful, along with noisettes (hazelnuts). I use either a rock or a cowhorn.
Enjoy!
LoL, to prevent squirrels from getting your walnuts in to trap the squirrels and have them for dinner with walnut stuffing.
The upside is that will also make great Squirrel bait for trapping. Be Well and Good Journey
Hey a nice truck to get the husk off the nut is by stepping on it and rolling it on your toe of your shoe hope it help that's for the vids
Trick
Is it ok for a walnut that is raw to be staned on my fingers
Been years but I remember harvesting 4 fifty lb feed sacks one from black walnut trees on the farm. Took days to do that many by myself. Made walnut butter that year to. Similar to peanut butter but with that strong walnut taste.
Yeah, it's quite a job to turn them into food, but they are super abundant. And..that's a lot of nuts, good work man.
Lmfao! Yet informative!
this is too funny!!!
What area do black walnut trees grow in? Do you know if any are indigenous to Texas? Thanks.
Could you consider doing a video on processing acorns? Get a lot of those in this area. Wondered if they are a good source of wild edible also.
They are excellent and I will!
I have walnut trees surrounding 3/4 of my property im renting. I decided to throw seeds on the other 1/4. Now I got 60 more trees
I think my local squirrels don't enough time some drive ways are covered in the things.
There where so many maggots on the nuts where they spoiled?
No, not spoiled. The larvae get into the husks, but they don't typically hurt the nuts.
@@MaryCumbersnatch Thank you for the answer. :)
@@McMissile3612 Yw :)
Hi ya WB! I think I saw a walnut tree last summer but wasn’t sure, the nuts looked like these, do u know if there’s a look alike that’s not edible or were the I saw the real thing??? I bet the shells (outer/inner I’m not sure which) would make a great dye. I’ve heard that putting a cone over what u want to keep squirrels away from works, u would have needed a good size one for that batch of nuts. I just came across this video after watching one of season 3 with Bob Hansler and had to watch, funny and very informative! Thank u WB!!!
U can use those skins for catchin bait worms. U make a tea with hot water and walnut skins and pour it on the ground where u think there may be worms and just pick em up man.