Viking Huntsman's Venison Stew | Viking Cooking | Tracking the Herd | Nordic Bushcraft
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- Опубликовано: 13 фев 2022
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In this video Im tracking a herd of Red Deers in the moor lands on the west coast of Denmark by the North Sea. I prepare a heart meal of venison, bacon, onions, cabbage, dark beer, mature cheese and boiled eggs. I proceed to the marshes in search of wild birds. Today the hunter was out of luck and would have been probably better off if he had taken the time to make a bow - perhaps in a future video.
Viking age authenticity and its perspective into hikes like this is a relative matter. I strive to bring mainly items that I craftes with my own hands and that can relate directly or at least be very much inspired by archeological findings from the viking age. Compromises must be made. The only items you see in this video that is NOT made by me: Axe head, spearhead, small bag for fire steel, knife blade and handle, pot and pan, fire-steel (Kim Holm Dragesmeden), the clay cup/container and the bronze buttons on my kaftan.
My compromises that I don't think relate to viking archeology: the little pot with insert for wooden handle, the leather water container. I would be happy to discuss my choice and thoughts on these compromises with you in the comments below.
I am wearing and using homemade Haithabu viking turnshoes, needle bound socks, woolen Thorsberg (not viking age) pants, a simple linen tunic, a woolen tunic, a kaftan plantdyed and based on Haithabu finds, a beltbag, belt and bone/antler buckle and strap end, shoulder bag based on handle findings from Loch Glashan, leg wraps died with walnut, wooden plate and spoon, Oseberg Spoon, Spear tip from Bornholm, Leather hood based on fragments from Haithabu (original in wool) and other items. You will see in the video.
I try to make these trips and these videos as close to an authentic viking experiense for myself and the viewer and I hope you will like the content and feel inspired. Let me know in the comments below.
Such a wonderful video , Great to see you wearing traditional clothing too , Be Well my Friend , Strength , Honour and Respect .
To you too my friend
Well done. Amazing nature you have there.
Stay safe my friend.
Thank you. And thanks for inspiring the slow motion flint and Steel striker sparks:) @ravensofasgaard
Such a underated channel
Thank you. I hope that is something that Will change in the future:)
That was impressive. Great to watch. Hej from north Sweden, currently under two foot of snow and already longing for summer!
Thank you so much:) great to hear from north Sweden. Would love some more snow here. Often this time of year it stays right around 0-1 degrees for weeks leaving All that comes from the sky as Rain. All the best. Enjoy the snow:)
🎩Hi. Nice one. Looking forward to many more.
Thank you Robert. There Will be many more and I Hope not to dissapoint you with my content:)
After a hard day relax with Rasmus. Thank you, that saved my evening. Greetings Ragnar
You are welcome Ragnar. Im grateful you enjoy my videos:)
That is a realy beautiful axe sheath
Thank you. I have a video coming up within the next Month of how to make on just like it:)
Excellent camera work. Wonderful video. Stunning footage of the wild.
Thank you my friend:) slowly learning to make better footage and smoother editing
@@RAMUNI-Viking what camera do you use?
2x Huawei p30lite phones. 1 on tripod. 1 on a 3 axis gimbal for the moving shots. Canon Eos1100d dslr for the Closeups and the long diastance shots of wildlife.
@@RAMUNI-Viking I need to find me a Gimble for my Cannon camera. I'm always wiggling to much when I film a motion picture.
Well done.
Thank you:)
Meals cooked over an open fire taste the best..... Looks like you had a fine day. Your smiles tell me that. Thank you for sharing. I will replay anytime that I want to reconnect with those relaxing sounds of nature. I really enjoy your videos. ....And hey,...that antler comb works real good!😊👍.
Thank you my friend. I had a wonderfull Day and im happy that it shine through in the video:)
Great video, my fellow viking! I'm planning to make a couple of living history videos about vikings in the spring. This video is for sure very motivating! Thanks, Rasmus!
Thank you. I am happy that my video motivated you. Im looking forward to see you Living history videos:) i am sure you Will do a great job. Stay safe
What a lovely video, I really enjoyed this
Thank you. Im happy you enjoyed it:)
Great video. Continue to be you, friend.
thank you. I will my friend:)
Your face is to nice
Thanks:)
Have to ask where did you find your pan please as I been looking something like it for a few years.
I bought it from my favourite Cooking gear blacksmith Sebastian Drost from Holland. It is based on a found from Vreta Monastery, Sweden. He is an amazing Craftsman and great Guy for a chat about personal wishes for a certain item. He made me a custom axe head years back after much talking back and forth about weight, posibility of using the back of the head as a tent peg hammer and so on. Amazing result.
Great video. Continue to be you, friend.
I will:) thank you my friend