Winter Edible part 2
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hi, awesome video, just what i was looking for! I would very much be grateful if u could post like a short list of trees that are "edible", bcause i would very much like to try a few (u said they have different tastest which i find very interesting) and not get poisoned in the process. perhaps u can put it in the description as i am sure other people want to know too. have watched some of the other videos and find them filled with good information, keep up the good work!
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Great video. Very informative.
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Don't know where you are located but yes all maple trees have edible blood layers (cambium layers). They do have different tastes however as some are sweeter then others like the sugar maple and some more astringent like the red maple.
Good questions!
White Wolf
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Does that include any type of maple tree? Because we have an abundance around where I live.
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Once again great video, Will this work with Pine or Birch ( Silver )
CiaranRooney125 1 year ago
@CiaranRooney125 Yes it will- all pines and all birch...
Wolfwinterember 1 year ago
Seems to me like something you prepare during the warmer seasons.. I think it's pretty energyconsuming harvesting that bark in large enough quantities, isn't it?
EdjeBos 1 year ago
@EdjeBos You can prepare it anytime you have the time. However, if you are in the wilderness during winter and find yourself in an emergency situation- it is your easiest food source that will supply you with enough energy and nutrition to get you through. It takes less energy by far than hunting. You would be surprised at how far small amounts of that bark go. Two ash cakes will fill you up...unless your a Hobbit :-)
Wolfwinterember 1 year ago
@Wolfwinterember LOL! Thanx mate! But I guess it only works with leafbearing(?) trees? And will this work with for example an oak?
EdjeBos 1 year ago
@EdjeBos Quite welcome. It works with many trees including all evergreens except cedars, all maples, birches, aspens...among others. It will not work with any oak tree though.
Wolfwinterember 1 year ago