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You are the best youtuber in the world who makes/cooks food
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Excellent video. I think you stumbled on valuable topic catagory. In my opinion, I would like see more of these of "cleaning" videos where rather than just demonstrating, you talk a novice through the procedure and techniques.
I don’t agree
She likes engineering? I think she would make a better nurse.
@@maylanie4966 You do not agree with what? Not critical, only curious.
That was outstanding, you helped a struggling veteran feed his family by making this video. Thank you.
Dude she’s so lucky I wish I had family or a dad to teach me how to do stuff like this these videos are so cool for someone like me
i can be your dad.
Alex, just keep watching Robert. Before you know it, you'll be inspired enough to go to Texas and hunt a hog, or whatever state you are in, if there is hog hunting there. When you are successful in your hunt, *refer to this video* to help you. It's the best cleaning tutorial I have seen. Best wishes, and let us know when your hog hunt video is up! If you need help, go to my channel and tell me. My wife and I are stuck at our house in Mexico since February, and all the hunting I've done has been on our ranch here... But by phone, we can help you with where to go, maybe even help you collaborate on a hunt with other KZheadrs I know. Praying for you and your family to be safe through this Covid nightmare. God bless.
You can call me Daddy 😏
Yes ! It's nice if you know someone that is an outdoor person to take their time to teach others. I have always love teaching someone new to the outdoors. Enjoy your time in woods are on water.
It's always been good to be of the landed class. I hope they apreciate their great fortune.
She did a very good job being her first time and a teenager. You just got another young adult into the outdoors, hunting, cleaning her own game. Congratulations young lady. You did very good.
Wonderful quality time father and daughter. Love that you are teaching her and more beautiful passing on a family tradition. My daughter and I wrench on cars all the time. She is 11yrs and knows how to change an oil, check coolant and change brakes pads. Keep up the good work. Your daughter will have wonderful memories for life.
She did a fantastic job! Good to see a young lady who is interested, and a man who's willing to share his skills. Big thumbs up to both of you - and to the poor cameraman who didn't get much credit too!
As enjoyable as it is watching you quickly and expertly clean wild game, having never skinned anything larger than a squirrel, it’s really cool and helpful watching you teach your niece how to skin a hog for the first time!
If only family's were more interactive like this. This is some great knowledge
If no one taught you ..its your duty to start the tradition
@@johny_bostons_ghost4963 fax
What i love about this is the amount of encouragement they both gave her,
This video is instantly one of my favorites. Teaching our youth stuff like this is fading in today’s world.
Facts
And then it’s the millennials faults.
We have machines to do this in the developed world ....and the people that know how to do this are either por or live out in the country on a farm
@@iulianc4054 My father does this as a job for +/- $120.000 a year lol, given that is in Norway, though. But not everyone that does this live out in the country haha
Perfect!
You did better than I would on my first time. FYI I have never killed or cleaned any animal in my life. I was the city kid whose dad died when I was 3. I had uncles and cousins who hunted, fished, but never one took the time with me or my brother. I would love to have this knowledge. This is why I watch shows such as yours Robert. I get to enjoy the hunt,actually watch you clean them,and store or cook them. But she did a bang up job. WAY TO GO!!! It took a lot of guts to do this on camera for your first time. And Robert I was really impressed how you taught her without calling her names or making fun of her. So where is Sarah and the kids? I really enjoy your family times as well. God Bless, and thank you for saying grace and giving thanks to God no matter what anyone else's may say.
then get out there and do a kill clean cook for yourself
@@fearthespear4242 - were you speaking to me?
Who else would he be speaking to?
I did not mean to get a bad response. I will leave this site and you guys have a great night.
It wasn’t a bad response bro don’t sweat it
Lauren did a great job. I went boar hunting with my kids. My daughter twice. My son had to work our second time. Best time of my life. Skills you teach is knowledge for a lifetime.
You guys did a fine job, and you are such a great instructor. Can I also add that Lauren did a phenomenal job. And than you Lauren for being natural and not saying eww every five seconds.
Started watching you a few years ago and I have to say I've watched every video probably 5 times. My wife and kids love watching, I'm learning (hunting aspect). I'm a fisherman jumping into the hunting game. Thank you so much for you and your family for doing all that you do. So much information and it feels like watching family. Love yall. Best youtuber hand down.
Great job, Kiddo! My first time, I ended up with about 60lbs of ground meat and the meat never hit the meat grinder. Butcher was an understatement and it took for-ev-er. Keep at it and you'll get it. Good luck at MIT!
So cool when you can get the kids involved. My youngest shot her first doe this year. I was not sure if she would help clean it, but she did. We field dressed and skinned her out, then took to the processor. The day I brought it home she wanted pan sausage and eggs right away. I'll tell you hunting is fun, but not as fun as hunting with the kids.
Some of the best memories I have with my dad. Started with skinning rabbits to goats to cattle
This is amazing! Growing up my father always paid a local business to process our deer. It's not a bad thing to support local business, and we didn't have a large enough family to eat an entire deer. But videos like this show the connections between your kill and your dinner. It shows responsibility (not wasting any of the animal) and gets your closer to your food. Even if i never end up cleaning my future kills with my children, I hope to at least pass on these important lessons to them.
Rob, do more videos like this...With the younger generation cleaning the game, this was great...Hope your family had a good Thanksgiving
I learned how to clean a 350lb Barr at night in weather that was like 45 degrees on the outskirts of Immokalee, FL. I had little to no instructions on how to do it, while my dads buddy sat there telling me to clean it as he supervised. As I watched this video, it is picture perfect to everything that i learned how to do through many deer and hog cleanings. The ball and joint method is preferred as it does not create any jagged edges to perforate a plastic bag that you may put the meat in for storage till you take it home and process it further. There is one thing that this video doesnt explain to the viewer, is that sense of touch and feeling is a major part in cleaning any animal.
This video is exactly what a new cleaner needs to get learning lessons on cleaning and processing. Outstanding. It is like watching first person.
Rob is such a fine instructor...! I'll bet that Lauren will be the only student at M.I.T. who can quarter a wild hog...! That skill is as valuable as a college education! WAY TO GO, Lauren! My wish is that all your dreams come true! ;)
Bullshit! He skipped right past the most critical task, safe & clean removal of the guts. Maybe he's a closet girl, and can't stand the sight or smell of guts, and has another step in off camera to do the dirty deed. We are done wasting time with these halfass presentations.
Mark Hoffman he’s done it with plenty of deer in his much earlier videos it’s because KZheads algorithm puts negatives on you for showing guts and blood. It’s also just a preference thing for family’s and younger kids. Lay off your pipe and put some thought into your words before you try make yourself look all big and tough because you’re American....
Mark Hoffman yet here you are, still watching and still b!+ching can’t show everything due to youtube rules if he want the video to be available for us to watch.
Actually his last failure to show his approach to gutting, after using a misleading clickbait title, was the last straw for me, so I am done BITCHING about his sloppy work. I don't watch his postings anymore, and my hunt crew shares that sentiment. We are all unsubscribed. There are numerous other channels that show complete harvesting to butchering that KZhead does not have a problem with. So your point in his defense is quite empty, or at least ignorant. So stay safe and enjoy your hunts in the back of your butcher's shop. Also, it's hard to respect a man, or is it a boy, that attacks my view while hiding behind an alias.
@@surfin766 : Are you not familiar with the content on Rob's channel? He has plenty of SEPARATE videos that show the entire process. Are you such a twisted type that you must see the evisceration of every single quarry? I have seen Rob process these animals, and I mean to say the ENTIRE process: Deer (multiple vids), Hogs (again, multiple vids), Various Fowl, Squirrel, Various Fish and Crustacean as well... If you unsubscribed, then I feel for your loss.You're really gonna miss out on some good shows. If you talked others into unsubbing, then I hope they soon get over the resentment they will surely develop for you. My wish for you is that you find whatever you are seeking, and that it augments your personal development in a positive manner. Good luck...
She did a totally awesome job!! Thank you for sharing this stuffs with us all. This kind of thing is hard to learn in my country. Thank you so much!! 🇧🇷
Hey Rob, not sure if you do this off screen or not, but something I learned as butcher, for hogs, is take a 5 gallon bucket with about 3-4 gallons of water and take the lid from a bottle of bleach and put two cap fulls in the water and scrub the hog thoroughly and rinse before skinning. It helps remove dirt and kills skin parasites.
Great teacher, family values are the thing of the past but guys like you keep things real. She did a fantastic job, good luck in school. Try to learn something new every chance you get.
Something about fathers and daughters working together warms my heart! Should start them younger though. ;)
Awesome job young lady 👍. Your uncle Robert is the best
I appreciate what you do! As a new hunter at the age of 30 with 19 hogs waiting on me you will be the reason that I will be successful in doing my own hog
This is the best hog butchering video I have ever seen. She was an awesome student of the art of hog butchering
I dont know anyone else that knows how to cook like Rob. I love Rob.
I dont know how to be handy like him, but I think I can cook better
RemzzZ Pak-u 🤣 your right
Robert, your niece did a great job for the first animall she had ever dressed. Helps to have a great teacher. I want to see this on a grill! 🐖 🐗
This was great showing someone new to the sport how to do it. Field to table.
This is the best video I have ever seen on cleaning a hog. I like how you take someone who never done it before.
When he said that this is my Bonner li laughed so hard
Did you...
I was like "did he just say that?" he he
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What a great way to bond with your family and Loren did an excellent job....
I love everything about your videos. You look like a great teacher. She did an awesome job! I am 45 years old and haven’t even learned how to clean a fish yet. Hopefully I can find someone to teach me here in Jacksonville.
I have eaten spit roasted hog numerous times when out in the wilderness hunting with my father, this video remind me of me and my dad. he taught me to clean and strip a hog and prepare the meat to roast it on fire, very tasty way to eat hog meat! Thanks for sharing these videos and your knowledge 🙏
Teaching the next generation. Keep up the good work.
10/10 Lauren!! Literally had tears of joy seeing how well you did (and the great guidance from your Dad too), great job, I hope my Daughter can do that well one day. 👌
Lauren walks like she just finished chest day at the gym. Like she’s all pumped and swole. Haha
Love the energy rob , just watched this old vid of yours !
"your knife's so much sharper than your thumb" hahaha best line ever.
Dude your so patient and that's a skill not meant people have. And I love that you pray over your food too. Keep up the hard work!
Watching this reminds me of skinning my first deer when I was 12, grandpa and grandma showing me just like this. Man takes me back.
I so admire you teaching these young folks 👍
Good job you don’t see too many women doing what you’re doing congratulation on your first Hogg
she did a fantastic job most girls her age wouldn't even attempt to do something like that two thumbs up
She did a great job and you guys did a great job teaching/guiding her through it. Awesome. I would like to see you do this more often with ladies/kids that haven't done it before and want to learn.
I am so glad I saw your video. I am fixing to start hog hunting and needed o see an easy way to clean a hog. I loved the young lady and her willingness to do the job. You have to be proud. Thanks for sharing.
That's awesome. It is always great to see youngsters coming in and carrying on with traditions. Hopefully she passes it on with her kids
Love your videos your an amazing down to earth person love you and your family
I have gut, skinned and home processed many deer and helped the shooter process a couple elk. I have never skinned or processed a domestic or wild hog. It's very similar. She made progress with knife control by the end of the show. Hopefully she'll get to help processing more hogs and deer sooner than later so she doesn't forget. She will be the master wild game processor in no time at all!! Knife control is vital so noone gets hurt and to maximize edible meat. Great job Lauren!! You did a fantastic job! I love seeing young ladies jump in and learn how to hunt, skin, process their own meat. I love my husband's help, but I can process a deer by myself very quickly. I don't ever want to need to be fully dependant on someone else to feed me. Thank you so much for teaching and empowering this beautiful young lady to be able to provide sustinance for herself and family if need be. This is a great video! Thank you.
My dad does that a lot. I’m 47 and never took to it and I live on a farm. I realize it’s food but I just don’t have the patience. I don’t even like to eat meat off the bone. All meat has to be diced and cooked for me. Girl has talent!!
When ever I’m actually taking off the back straps I like to use your woods and water knife it’s what I prefer when I do it since it’s more of a longer knife and it allows you to sorta get all the meat in one good move of the knife
I would love to see a beginners guide just like this start to finish on a deer! field dress skinning and quartering
That young lady is a gold mine. A real sweetheart!!!
I haven't hunted in years. When we lived in rural south Texas, I used to hunt but I had to move to the Dallas/Fort Worth about thirty years ago for my job and got too used to city living. I've never processed a hog, wild or otherwise. All that's going to change though. There comes time when you have to return to your roots. Texas and Oklahoma are overrun with wild hogs and it's time to get back to doing the outdoors stuff I used to love. Can't wait to take my first hog! I did live in Florida for a spell, near Saint Augustine. I wish I'd known about your guided hunts while I was out there. It's always better to have someone teach you these things when they're standing next to you!
the look rob gave the camera at 5:17 had me dead lol!
Robert makes it look so easy.
What an awesome girl! I wish more women were like her. This guy is a great teacher and this is an excellent video! I know they are an invasive species and a pain in the arse, but I am jealous that we don't have wild hogs here. Free pork for the taking! I'd be out hunting them every day!
That girl can no dought hold her own, no joke. Top notch love watching her and dad spear fish.
"WHEN HE WAS A LITTLE KID" 😂😭😂
Now I know what happened to her breast.😂
@@mrkoolhimselfmrkoolhimself8847 what are you talking about? The little kid says they taught him how to skin a boar when he was little, WHEN HE'S STILL A LITTLE TODDLER
Awesome how the kids are involved and not on the COMPUTER 🐟👍✌️
Ok boomer
About to go on my 1st hog hunt. Offered to pay half for gas which is expensive right now. Pretty sure it's the primary contributing factor why I have a seat saved in the truck... Anywho, I really appreciate you doing a video cleaning a hog w/a 1st timer. It looks easy when you do it but I'm guaranteed to make the same rookie moves. I really like the the finger pointer trick. Side note, you're really good at keeping the vibe light and fun. Makes it easy to follow. I hope I cut more hog than me when my time comes🤞
1st feral hog I shot a few years ago, I just dressed it out like a deer. Last month, my son was helping me quarter out the deer, I've even let him do the backstrap. He just turned 10 a few days ago. Gotta teach them young. I'm hoping he'll get a deer before season ends. He got his 1st deer when he was 7
Guam in the house. It's been awhile. . Another great video.. love it ....
She did great for a newbie! Helps when you have a good teacher. Kudos for passing on the skills, bro!!!
Mate! You are an artist and you use that gut hook like a master. I wish it was as easy as you make it look.
Lmao I actually raised my hand at 0:40 😂😂😂
Me too.... Wife in the bedroom like WTH are you doing?!
I've helped clean a goat before, and just cook up some curried goat right after.
I have been wanting to get into hunting for a while. I've had my guns for a while. But I have really been dreading the skinning and cleaning part. All of your videos I've helped alleviate that dread.
I like the way you demonstrate your technique. Easy to follow and understand. Very little wasted meat. I hunt for food not trophy.
Great Video I m glad that this Videos a Part of my life 😃Thanks for sharing 👍 👍 👍
Fine job young lady! Just got taught by the best...your Dad and Your Uncle. Kind of fear your Dad's Rib cooking....just kidding. Thanks....enjoyed every part of your First Hog. Wow!
Good job Lauren keep listening to him you got a good teacher
👍 Good job for a first timer. All the kids need to be learning things like this.
She engineered the hams off that hog 🤣
Barely
1.4 thousand people gave thumbs down still live at home with their parents
Straight bums😂🤣😂
@Patriot America Jg sounds like your Alan off of hangover 😂🤣😂
William VanCamp vegans like many on my family
It sounds like you are ashamed of your parents...that is why you are talking like this 🙏
That Lauren is going to make one lucky man so happy.
Kind of late watching the video but it just popped up on my KZhead, I think she did a fantastic job. She definitely qualifies for an apprenticeship in butchering. Great video I watched all your new ones so I guess that's why this one popped up. God bless, Alabama Jimmy
YES ANOTHER ONE I LOVE THESE
I can’t believe you compared skinning it to a convertible 😂
My favorite channel by far been watching for years. You are a great person for teaching young people
Great tutorial! Exactly what a young girl needs before leaving for college: Skinning and butchering a wild hog. Great!
@16:55 I think you replayed that scene again
I noticed that too
Yes he did.
He did
*16:52
Great video!!! Watched it till the end
Kuddos to the young lady for learning a great skill. and thanks to you for showing her how.
You go girl!!! Shout out to a great dad for teaching her even though she isn't a boy.
I love you so much happy Thanksgiving
And that's how you do it Less guts Oh ya the young lady did a fine job !!!!!!
That gut hook is great too cause it saves you having to resharpen your dang knife 5 times. lol that hog hair is tough. Reminds me of cleaning hogs with my daughter. Great video thank you.
My dad only hunted a few times and it was all before I was born or while I was still like 3 years old. So he never took me or taught me how. Thanks for this video, it helped me prepare for my first hog hunt.
great Job Lauren
I liked how he supported the girl🚶♂️🖤
I'm a big fan of your KZhead channel. Watching your video helps me alot when it comes to catch and clean properly. Though I've never cut a wild hog nor deer. Though I'm always ready to learn hands on.
Just one hog and you can see her confidence with the knife improve. Making longer strokes and committing to the cut because she now understands how to work the knife against the bone. I haven't gutted a hog. A lot of fish and birds but not a large mammal. I hope I do as good a job on my first go if I ever get the chance.
Fantastic job. Only tip is to let the knife do the work. More slicing and less pushing.
This missed the MOST important part, how to remove the organs without ruining the meat, from what i know, if you make a mistake, the whole meat is ruined
My granny and mom have said that
If you can wash it out quickly it's fine.
Vinegar must always be around, and everything's gonna be OK...
Not necessarily
I have stripped and cleaned, seasoned and roasted hogs numerous times out in the wild while hunting with my father, Idk who said that to you but I never heard anything above the meat being ruined due to the organs. If you're afraid of some type of disease or bacteria I can assure you that roasting the meat on fire will kill any bactéria, I never got sick
I think she did one hell of a job she’s very good at cleaning see how good she is at cooking
I was a butcher for 6 years and its not the way i did it at work but honestly he did a really good job and this way of skinning is really easy to learn :)