@@TonyFarmUsBecause it is pronounced "gooey- duck". In the video you pronounced it as "g-ee-o-duck", as in how you would pronounce the beginning of a word like "geotracker". Geoduck is pronounced "Gooey-duck". It comes from the Lushootseed word gwiduck or gweduck, which is the word Lushootseed speaking native tribes of the area used for it.
Goodness… those men are constantly working in water and mud. I’ve never tried this and idk if I will but the dedication and hard work put into it is admirable. Thank you guys so much! so hungry
This is a really good vid! I do think describing the music changes this frequently in the subtitles is excessive, though, I had to turn them off. thanks so much
i am a Commercial fisherman but this looks alot more satisfying to do as a job any ideas how i might be able to get a job doing this kind of work. hungry now
It's pronounced gooeyduck in the places these clams actually grow and are farmed. I always lose faith with people talking like an expert about things they don't even know how to pronounce.
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Never have tasted that and seen one irl!!! Never heard of this before!! great video
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With every food, someone at some point in history had to think “hmmm could I eat this”. With this food I find this particularly funny. hungry now :))
Sorry but I don't understand what you mean
In the USA, it's pronounced "goo-ee-duck".
And geoduck chowder is the best.
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@@TonyFarmUs goooey-duck not geo-duck.
Now repeat after me, "gooeyduck" "gooeyduck"
Why do I have to repeat that?
@@TonyFarmUsBecause it is pronounced "gooey- duck". In the video you pronounced it as "g-ee-o-duck", as in how you would pronounce the beginning of a word like "geotracker". Geoduck is pronounced "Gooey-duck". It comes from the Lushootseed word gwiduck or gweduck, which is the word Lushootseed speaking native tribes of the area used for it.
Goodness… those men are constantly working in water and mud. I’ve never tried this and idk if I will but the dedication and hard work put into it is admirable. Thank you guys so much! so hungry
You should try that dish, maybe you will find something delicious.
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This is a really good vid! I do think describing the music changes this frequently in the subtitles is excessive, though, I had to turn them off. thanks so much
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Geoducks have gained popularity in culinary circles for their versatility, featured in dishes ranging from sushi to chowders.
sounds interesting
The appearance of geoducks may be unusual, but their sweet and briny flavor makes them a delicacy enjoyed by seafood enthusiasts.
delicious food for seafood lovers
WOW your catching and cooking skills are great, so hungry
Yes, they do it very professionally
Seen Mike Rowe harvesting these. Love to try them! i want eat it
Hope you get to try them soon.
Geoduck is absolutely delicious. hungry!!!
Enjoy your meal!
Ive had the geoduck sashimi at Taylor Shellfish Farms in Seattle, it was excellent! thanks
Does the taste of the dish make you unforgettable?
Exploring the world of geoducks is a journey into the depths of both the ocean floor and the diverse culinary experiences they offer.
It was a great and interesting discovery.
It’s good to know these type of businesses do exists. Which I was not aware . Thanks for the information. i am so hungry now
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Geoducks, with their long, distinctive necks, are a fascinating and unique species of clam found in the Pacific Northwest.
Thanks for sharing
Geoducks have become a symbol of sustainable seafood practices, with careful harvesting techniques ensuring the continued health of their populations.
that will help increase growth and not make them extinct
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We also have horse neck clams that are the same but smaller.
Can that species be processed into food?
In the world of shellfish, geoducks stand out not only for their appearance but also for their rich, buttery taste that captivates the palate.
Is it really that delicious?
Geoduck bisa diternakkan kah ? Jadi tidak bisa punah kalau di ternakkan
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I cant imagine somebody finding one of those in the sand and thinking, I should eat that. it look funny
Have you ever eaten any dishes made from them?
How can you be sure not to over harvest them?
Are you leaving behind enough for them to continue?
thank You so much, yes Fishermen will catch them reasonably and expand their farming model
i am a Commercial fisherman but this looks alot more satisfying to do as a job any ideas how i might be able to get a job doing this kind of work. hungry now
Sorry but I have no ideas for you
It is pronounced, gooey duck.
it's very delicious
It's pronounced gooeyduck in the places these clams actually grow and are farmed. I always lose faith with people talking like an expert about things they don't even know how to pronounce.
yes, exactly my friend, thanks for great info
Geoducks are often considered a culinary treasure, their tender meat prized in both Asian and Western cuisines.
have you ever tried it
These bivalves are long-lived; some geoducks can reach over 100 years, making them one of the longest-lived organisms on the planet.
Thanks for sharing
We pronaoses gooey duck.
Do you often eat roast duck?
Nice video, annoying music.
thanks Friend, we fixed in new video, Enjoy awesome new videos
I'm sorry, I can't get past the narrator saying "geo" instead of "gooey"
Thanks a lot for your comment
The pronunciation is killing me.
Sorry for that
Does anyone really need to say it?
Geoducks have gained popularity in culinary circles for their versatility, featured in dishes ranging from sushi to chowders.
They can be made into many delicious dishes.
Geoducks, with their long, distinctive necks, are a fascinating and unique species of clam found in the Pacific Northwest.