I felt like you were at my house then. I grew up doing the same thing with my grandpa and my nanny making the same thing. This video hit the heart there for me man. Great video keep them coming
My grandmother in Tennessee made squirrel and dumplings a little differently. If it was a grey squirrel she would fry it but all fox squirrels were cooked in the pressure cooker until the meat would fall off the bone and she would put chicken stock and bacon grease in a pot to cook her dumplings in. Such great memories. Also cavenders greek seasonings has been a go to for me since the mid 80’s. Great video as always
Different I love this episode I really would like to see more that squirrel Stew reminds me of my mother she use to cook it My brothers loved it except for one the other 3 liked it I haven't tried it I don't eat ice cream or watermelon and different stuff but I will never say never I really enjoyed your the best thanks for sharing 👍🏽🔥💯
Hey Jared, ive never seen a fox Squirrel. They grow em big down there! The quarter trick 👍. My buddy uses his cheek , somehow he makes a perfect Squirrel call🤔. Thanks for the catch and cook🌞 enjoy! JO JO IN VT 💞
Hey bro it's me Cory from Your Outdoors, Great video I love me some squirrel and dumplings and yours looked amazing. God bless and see you on the next one.
I've used the qrtr trick too. Work really good, but I scraped one over the other. My dad told me about it. First time one of his suggestions worked.lol
Thats a great time there brother!! Cant wait to move back south and take my kids out squirrel hunting there! Squirrels n dumplings is a southern delicately that most folks wont ever have the pleasure to eat! God bless you and your family sir!
I just ain't got the heart to take Fox Squirrels any more. Lord knows l took enough of em vack in my day. But their numbers are probably 1000/1 Grey/Fox in my area. And they're just so goofy to watch, l ain't got the heart to stick it to em no more. But that's just me... Happy hunting
That's a good description! In my public land in NE GA, I'd put the number closer to 10:1 though. In GA, the limit on Foxes is one per day on public land. A few weeks ago I got a fox early then the next one I saw was another fox so I just sat and watched him, thinking about how many easy rifle shots I could've had as they just kind of lollygag around, whereas grays often force you to make quik, accurate shots. Not so much with a shotgun, though.
Hello 👋 Jared, I really appreciated the opening quote and the walk in the woods. This was the most lifelike squirrel hunt ever. Thank you 🙏 for the time and effort to make this experience possible 👍💪🙌🙏🌈✌️🐽🐷🐖
Hey 350. Please note that my post is purely curiousty and me trying to learn about other people-nothing more. Please ignore if you're offended by me asking. I don't watch very many big game videos but have noticed tons of squirrel hunting videos by Hmong creators. Far more than any produced by immigrants from other immigrant cultures combined. IYO, is this disparity from the Hmong being traditional hunters, or is squirrel a traditional food source? I'd love to try that recipe, but don't think you'll ever get me to burn the skin off! Thanks!
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❤ Pretty land. Quiet walk. Squirrels a bonus.😊
I love your channel Sir! Glad you included KFred, he is another good dude! Ca c'est bon!
Thank you kindly
Always a pleasure to watch your videos!
Glad you like them!
That was a good clip.. felt like I was walking right beside you with that hunting footage.
I felt like you were at my house then. I grew up doing the same thing with my grandpa and my nanny making the same thing. This video hit the heart there for me man. Great video keep them coming
That is awesome!
I enjoyed this video. Also enjoyed the quarter trick. Never heard that one.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks Mr. Serigné! That video made my whole week. The John Muir quote was a nice touch. My brother is named after him.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Enjoyed the content as usual Bro!! Thanks for sharing 👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽
Appreciate it!!
My grandmother in Tennessee made squirrel and dumplings a little differently. If it was a grey squirrel she would fry it but all fox squirrels were cooked in the pressure cooker until the meat would fall off the bone and she would put chicken stock and bacon grease in a pot to cook her dumplings in. Such great memories. Also cavenders greek seasonings has been a go to for me since the mid 80’s. Great video as always
Yep memories did come back. Thank you. Do more if you can.
Beautiful memories thank you
You’re a good shot bro. You are a reaction shooter, which is instinct. You either have it or you don’t. You have it. Great vid 🇨🇦
such beautiful land you are walking through. not too dense, wide variety of plant and tree species.
Different I love this episode I really would like to see more that squirrel Stew reminds me of my mother she use to cook it My brothers loved it except for one the other 3 liked it I haven't tried it I don't eat ice cream or watermelon and different stuff but I will never say never I really enjoyed your the best thanks for sharing 👍🏽🔥💯
Glad you enjoyed it
Hey Jared, ive never seen a fox Squirrel.
They grow em big down there!
The quarter trick 👍.
My buddy uses his cheek , somehow he makes a perfect Squirrel call🤔.
Thanks for the catch and cook🌞 enjoy!
JO JO IN VT 💞
Good stuff
Outstanding, bringing back a lot of great memories , thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
Hey bro it's me Cory from Your Outdoors, Great video I love me some squirrel and dumplings and yours looked amazing. God bless and see you on the next one.
Nice job !! Now I'm starving !!!
I've used the qrtr trick too. Work really good, but I scraped one over the other. My dad told me about it. First time one of his suggestions worked.lol
That is awesome!
It smells so good all the way from California.
Thanks for posting this video, Mr Jared. I really enjoy all of your great videos. I've never heard of squirrel dumplings, but man they look good 😎
Thank you Jerry God bless
Thats a great time there brother!! Cant wait to move back south and take my kids out squirrel hunting there! Squirrels n dumplings is a southern delicately that most folks wont ever have the pleasure to eat! God bless you and your family sir!
Well said my friend
I thought I knew that sound😂 my dad taught me the same thing!!
I just ain't got the heart to take Fox Squirrels any more.
Lord knows l took enough of em vack in my day.
But their numbers are probably 1000/1 Grey/Fox in my area.
And they're just so goofy to watch, l ain't got the heart to stick it to em no more.
But that's just me...
Happy hunting
I know exactly what you mean
That's a good description! In my public land in NE GA, I'd put the number closer to 10:1 though. In GA, the limit on Foxes is one per day on public land. A few weeks ago I got a fox early then the next one I saw was another fox so I just sat and watched him, thinking about how many easy rifle shots I could've had as they just kind of lollygag around, whereas grays often force you to make quik, accurate shots. Not so much with a shotgun, though.
That was nuts.
As many times you had to shoot at that one you paid $4 for that squirrel 🐿️🐿️
Je suis chasseurs j'adore les écureuils très fins au goût je garde la tête 🤪👍👍
Amen
Cool ta recette ❤
Thank you
Making me hungry for my grandmothers squirrel brains and eggs!! Good memories
I do that with a silenced airgun🙂🙂 nice eating without the pellets.
I’d love to do something like that but we keep too much cover on the trees they’d have to really stay in an open spot
I wish I lived closer to you. I would love show you some fun squirrel dog action. I am sure there is someone close to do a collaboration hunt with.
👍👍👍👍@larry
And you can plant a few apple trees while your out there Pick your self up a squirrel barker call they work good
Cool ideas thank you for watching
Hello 👋 Jared, I really appreciated the opening quote and the walk in the woods. This was the most lifelike squirrel hunt ever. Thank you 🙏 for the time and effort to make this experience possible 👍💪🙌🙏🌈✌️🐽🐷🐖
Glad you enjoyed it!
Was that a Catman hat? Got some KFred in my cupboard myself. Looks real good.
No it wasn’t but Catman is cool
Hey J I wanna see a video with you and Big Jeff catching sac au lait
Oooh good idea I will let him know
I’m living in Tennessee now, but I’m from Waycross. I have not seen a fox squirrel in a long time. It was nice to watch you hunt
I really appreciate that
👍
Thank you my friend God bless you
Great video! What 12 are you shootin green looking to upgrade from a pump ?
Beretta A400
I kove the hunt and understand you have to be quite but add in pleaze 😅
lol
Son!!!!!!!
My man!
Nice, i gotta cook you squirrels hmong style bananna leaves wrapped with spice and herbs , youtube it
Hey 350. Please note that my post is purely curiousty and me trying to learn about other people-nothing more. Please ignore if you're offended by me asking. I don't watch very many big game videos but have noticed tons of squirrel hunting videos by Hmong creators. Far more than any produced by immigrants from other immigrant cultures combined. IYO, is this disparity from the Hmong being traditional hunters, or is squirrel a traditional food source? I'd love to try that recipe, but don't think you'll ever get me to burn the skin off! Thanks!
Crows given you away
Yeah they are rude
Does any of the shotgun shot end up in the squirrel? How do you make sure you get all of it out?
It always does not much you can do
Squirrel is.my favorite animal to eat
Now your talking bruh !
My man
I’m living in Tennessee now, but I’m from Waycross. I have not seen a fox squirrel in a long time. It was nice to watch you hunt