Overnight Jungle Trapping – Camping by the Stream, Catching Tadpoles & Cooking Wild Rats

In this episode, Nha returns to the jungle to set rat traps and spend a night camping deep in the forest.
The video begins with a short highlight preview of the most interesting moments from the journey.
As the main adventure starts, Nha walks into the forest and follows a small stream, turning over rocks to look for crabs, but with no luck. He then searches for animal trails and places rat traps along the forest paths.
After finishing the traps, Nha finds a quiet spot by the stream and sets up his camp for the night.
When darkness falls, he goes down to the stream again and manages to catch some small crabs and tadpoles. He also checks the traps he placed earlier and is lucky to catch one large rat.
Back at the camp, Nha grills the tadpoles over the fire and enjoys a simple wild meal before going to sleep.
The next morning, Nha packs up his camp and goes to check the traps again. Unfortunately, he catches only one small rat this time, as he stayed in the forest for just one night.
By the stream, he lights a fire and cooks rice. For lunch, Nha stir-fries two rats with young wild aromatic plant shoots, similar to a forest spice, and prepares wild fern vegetables.
Sitting alone in the deep jungle, he enjoys the meal with a cold beer before packing up and heading home.
This video shows real jungle life — trapping, camping by a stream, wild cooking, and peaceful moments alone in nature.
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