Eating crow, literally, with The Wooded Beardsman
Bacon-wrapped wild game tops a seven-upload week that also makes tools out of bone.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
MEN Need to KNOW this MEAT Skill!
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Bacon strips and toothpicks turn an unusual catch into something ready for the charcoal grill. In "MEN Need to KNOW this MEAT Skill!", The Wooded Beardsman prepares crow meat, wraps the pieces in bacon and finishes with a tasting: "Who knew eating crow would be so good."
The Short was the most watched of the week's seven uploads, reaching about 15,000 views. Its comments offer their own accompaniments: a suggestion to wrap everything in bacon, memories of eating dove with a grandfather, and surprise that crow is on the menu. It's a compact expression of the channel's stated approach to wilderness living: catching food to eat, rather than fishing or hunting for sport.
Elsewhere, "So Many Tools from THIS Simple Item!" turns to bone, while "CITY Bird People USED TO EAT!" continues the unconventional-food theme. The freshest meat discussion, "Wild meat is NOT Chewy - It's YOU!", is currently drawing the most daily views of any individual upload on the channel. October's "Caveman Discovers ROCKS GET HOT!" also remains busy.
Channel-wide daily views are roughly two-fifths above their usual level, although subscribers were unchanged over the week. Among nearby-sized outdoor channels, Jon B. is also seeing a livelier-than-usual daily audience, while Joe Robinet is having a quieter spell.
For viewers wanting a longer outing, "Remote Island Survival Challenge - Primitive Meat Smoker, Fishing, Camp Skills" remains another active draw. The sponsored adventure pairs The Wooded Beardsman with OneWildcrafter to catch food and build a primitive smoker on a remote lake island.
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What viewers say
And wrap everything in bacon. You can't go wrong.
@Barfly-n6mSee it on YouTubeDove is fantastic, the meat is so dark, my grandpa used to call it backstrap of the birds.
@joncook6291See it on YouTubeTrue! There are many different animals to eat, you've shown us that..😅😊❤
@russellwatters5891See it on YouTube
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The videos drawing views on The Wooded Beardsman right now
Edible! (yes, or no?)10,686 views · 2026-11-07
Wild meat is NOT Chewy - It's YOU!9,250 views · 2026-11-13
CITY Bird People USED TO EAT!8,439 views · 2026-11-11
So Many Tools from THIS Simple Item!5,865 views · 2026-11-10
Using Dogs to Get DINNER!4,443 views · 2026-11-09
Caveman Discovers ROCKS GET HOT!381,095 views
Remote Island Survival Challenge - Primitive Meat Smoker, Fishing, Ca…66,407 views
- Channel
- The Wooded Beardsman
- Subscribers
- 1,640,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 640,122
- Videos published this week
- 7
- Video published
- November 8, 2026
- Video views so far
- 14,845
- Views on its first day
- 6,785
The numbers
Here's how the channel's week looks in views and subscribers.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which material features in "So Many Tools from THIS Simple Item!"?
The video's description identifies bone as the material behind its tool-making theme.


