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Wednesday evening I decide to revisit Big Tujunga Creek to do a quick crawdad catch and cook trip. I started at the Wildwood Picnic Area near the Stoneyvale Picnic Site and trail, but I didn't see any crayfish while exploring those pools. I then decided to explore Grizzly Flats. After going up the trail a very short way, I found a good crawdad spot. Due to the sun going down, I decided to only catch a few (just six). I went back to the picnic area as it got dark and boil them using some white sage and black sage I collected for seasoning. The sage was a very good call. I started getting dark at this point and you can really see it from the lighting in the video from the five minutes it took cook them. I love eating wild foods in southern California, the San Gabriel Mountains, and the Angeles National Forest at large. I do want to revisit this spot early in the day at some point and to bring a flashlight if I do it later in the day in the future. Nonetheless, I still had a great time!


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FYI: I explore a lot and stumble upon many different things. The way I go about sharing locations is that if someone tells me to keep a spot secret before I wind up finding it on my own, I keep those spots secret. Otherwise, I share information at my own discretion because I like sharing what I find. I may take things down, obscure locations, or remove data upon request as I have done in the past, but a lot of the places I visit are less well known (because I'm exploring), so I could potentially be removing everything if I did things the other way around, which I don't want to do.

If there is a spot you'd like me to keep secret (if I find it), let me know BEFORE. I change my mind about what I keep secret on my own, but if we talk, I am much less likely to jeopardize my integrity than change my mind. There are a few secrets I don't share with people because I agree to keep these spots on the down low (even when I have heard about them through different parties before visiting). If I find a spot on my own on publicly accessible land and I decided to share it despite you not wanting me to, THAT'S ON YOU. These areas are for everyone to enjoy, explore, and share with the world. Feel free to reach out. I am a reasonable person.