Wow! She really does have puppy dog eyes! What is the normal size of clams in the area? I’m used to Atlantic clams here. They can get quite large. There are some types (not near me) that can be 5 lbs or more.
Need to be careful with those Cone Snails, they can be venomous. Do the clams get bigger the farther out people go, or is it less picked so there’s more clams out there? Forget all the touristy stuff, this is the kind of things I would want to do, go out with the locals and let them show/teach me about what they do, this looks far more enjoyable and an experience I’ve never had and wouldn’t forget.
Looks like a Black Devil snail. Named for the smell of their decaying bodies. They’re harmless and edible. You do have to watch out for the toxic Cone Snails, especially the beautiful Textile Cone. It’s one of the deadliest toxins on earth.
I couldn’t even see the clams let alone the eyes. It is fascinating to see how good they are from such a young age. I bet those small clams would be good in a red sauce with some garlic in linguini or some similar pasta.
I clammed in Eastern Canada, Atlantic Ocean and believe it or not we used a bathroom plunger(new ones) . We did this to support our family. We would dig 10-15 buckets in a-trip, 2-3 hours. We also look for the eyes and then plunge a good size hole and get anywhere from one to ten or so clams per hole.
@barryg3693 I think that’s the way it is here on the east coast of the US as well. Not neccesarily the plunger but “clam beds” where there is one usually there is more.
these young women youve been blessed to meet have hearts of gold many are keepers and you can only wish the best for them, you dont see one ounce of evil they havent been corrupted.. love to treat them one day!!!!
@Q Adventures yes I understand as I visit pH at least once a year the girls grow up havubg an automatic belief in making sacrifices for her family as well
54, korean american, in LA, wife phillipino,
never been to phillipins but think of retiering in smilar areas.
if things work out with 2 mill cash and with cash flow.
Hey Derek, I was going through watching videos I missed. Came across the one where you offered to give Ashley an allowance to go to school. Is there any update on how that’s going? I know a few people had some reservations about helping her.
HI BUDHA D👋Cute girls 🥰.Agreed pretty 🤩 👀 indeed!! Another Q Adventure my brother 👍. Your truly blessed 😇 to be able to experience the local people’s way of life👍 Thanks for sharing as always brother BUDHA D. Blessings 🙏🌺🌸🌼
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Wow! She really does have puppy dog eyes! What is the normal size of clams in the area? I’m used to Atlantic clams here. They can get quite large. There are some types (not near me) that can be 5 lbs or more.
Ones I buy at the wet market is about 3 times that size. The size we were picking is too much effort for me to consume
All the ladies are pretty❤❤❤
Natural beauty
They make clam rakes. Those are smaller clams, so you want to find a rake that has the metal bars closer together.
Thank you!!! I’ll see if I can find those rakes here
Oh who are you the clam pro 😢
Derrick maybe a short fine tooth rake
Thank you, Holly. I’ll give that a try
Need to be careful with those Cone Snails, they can be venomous. Do the clams get bigger the farther out people go, or is it less picked so there’s more clams out there? Forget all the touristy stuff, this is the kind of things I would want to do, go out with the locals and let them show/teach me about what they do, this looks far more enjoyable and an experience I’ve never had and wouldn’t forget.
It is far more enjoyable. I travel to explore, not to be confined within whatever “all inclusive” resort that feels like I never left home
Looks like a Black Devil snail. Named for the smell of their decaying bodies. They’re harmless and edible. You do have to watch out for the toxic Cone Snails, especially the beautiful Textile Cone. It’s one of the deadliest toxins on earth.
@Jared Gillespie its always the pretty things that kill you lol
Keep up the great content With watch everything you do, Thanks Derek
Yes sir, sirRick
I would like to see how they prepare them.🏝️🇵🇭
I couldn’t even see the clams let alone the eyes. It is fascinating to see how good they are from such a young age. I bet those small clams would be good in a red sauce with some garlic in linguini or some similar pasta.
I am going to start a claming business and hire a dozen beauties.
There’ll be a line of beauties a mile long
i love that there backyard is part grocery store!
Live off the land brother
I clammed in Eastern Canada, Atlantic Ocean and believe it or not we used a bathroom plunger(new ones) . We did this to support our family. We would dig 10-15 buckets in a-trip, 2-3 hours. We also look for the eyes and then plunge a good size hole and get anywhere from one to ten or so clams per hole.
Oh wow!!! That’s amazing. I’ll share your technique with the locals here and see if that will be useful for them
They have clam shovels too. Where it goes deep and you can sift it out with a sifter.
@barryg3693 I think that’s the way it is here on the east coast of the US as well. Not neccesarily the plunger but “clam beds” where there is one usually there is more.
Cool video. Amazon has clam rakes. I checked Lazada but didn’t see any.
Cool, thanks. I’ll see if I can get 1 from Amazon to see if it is any effective
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Thank you, Gary. Please share my content with your peoples🙏🫶😇
Saludos desde Latinoamérica ♥, Beautiful girls.
Mucho gracias, mi amigo
@Q Adventures Saludos amigo. Me gusta tu contenido. Saludos, un abrazo.
@Harold seth por favor comparte mi contenido con tus seres queridos
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bro got to get your clam game up lol
Shhiiiiitttt…. bad eyes bro
I look for air bubbles when clamps digging. Idk about eye’s 🤔🤔
The 2 tentacles looking things. Locals refer to them as “eyes”
these young women youve been blessed to meet have hearts of gold many are keepers and you can only wish the best for them, you dont see one ounce of evil they havent been corrupted.. love to treat them one day!!!!
I WAS blessed. The common story I hear in that community is “I want to finish school to help my family…”
@Q Adventures yes I understand as I visit pH at least once a year the girls grow up havubg an automatic belief in making sacrifices for her family as well
derick my birthday is october 5th so will you fly me in from california for a party haha
Hahaha!!! I wish my channel makes that kind of dough. I make a pathetic $300 a month with this channel. Growing thoug. Maybe in 5 yrs, I hook it up
its ok buddy you don’t have to fly me first class business class on pal is just fine haha@Q Adventures
Lol I’m the day after Gracie on 23rd. Lol I’ll be there next year to celebrate my birthday in country.
I enjoyed watching this video. The young ladies really know how to clam. You always bring something different for your viewers. Thanks Derek.
Thank you, Peter. I am a very curious person and I am glad it shows.
Look out for the sea snakes 🙂
You should get a mic 🎙️ so you don’t always have to ask them to talk louder
I do have 1, but keep forgetting to bring with me
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Good tob be hunting
It’s an activity that beats sitting on the couch
Ok, I never seen any eyes, just holes in the sand.
That’s what they meant, but they express them as eyes.
life is enviornment and
54, korean american, in LA, wife phillipino,
never been to phillipins but think of retiering in smilar areas.
if things work out with 2 mill cash and with cash flow.
Always good to have a plan. Doesn’t take much to retire here though
american men are jelouse . you can see , they are nice and happy. at least here and willing to do natural things.
I caught Hermit Crabs a long time ago, and they all seem to have their own unique personalities.
Yes. So mischievous
Gracie is so beautiful. I wish I were there too.
How old is Ai?
27
You make good videos,, mmmmm sea snails are awesome to eat
Eat them all. Escargot, clam, sea snail, etc
Hey Derek, I was going through watching videos I missed. Came across the one where you offered to give Ashley an allowance to go to school. Is there any update on how that’s going? I know a few people had some reservations about helping her.
Yes, Chris. The reservations were correct. She never registered in school so we cut her off
Great video, I miss being there. Enjoy and be Kind.
Always😊😇
Should show them video of pacific geoducks. Bet those puppy eyes would get huge.
And I took my 2 adopted neices to the cebu safari park. Dang!!! Should have taken puppy eyes to see her reaction
introduce a clam rake and get more clams in much less time
Wonderful video with wonderful people. If I ever get over there again, I probably would not come back to North America.
I hear you. I am 14 months in and made life sustainable here at 45 yrs of age
The real clams are between the legs hehe. Mahal din kita forever babe 😮
HI BUDHA D👋Cute girls 🥰.Agreed pretty 🤩 👀 indeed!! Another Q Adventure my brother 👍. Your truly blessed 😇 to be able to experience the local people’s way of life👍 Thanks for sharing as always brother BUDHA D. Blessings 🙏🌺🌸🌼
ChickenLegs!!! As always, thank you, my brother!!!🙏🫶😇
@Q AdventuresMust say PUPPY 🐶 EYES 👀 is a sweet heart ❤️ & easy on my old eyes!! Only To be 20 years younger !! Blessings 🙏🌼🌺🌸
I used to use a sand scoop for clams. It scoops the sand and anything that isn’t sand stays in the scoop. Would help them
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Thank you, Frank
Nice job brother, look like very fun work, i wish to be there with u guys doing that, nice young people by thr way, greetings to them👍😃