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Really great video!

I’m most surprised with the bone and gar points. I think you’re right about the trade point’s extra weight being a factor.👍

Thanks for sharing your test and sharing the measurements. I have made some arrows from 5/16 and 3/8 dia dowels from Home Depot, feathers, pine resin, and nylon dental floss. Made some field points from a barrel strap. I may spring for a proper bow like a Samick Sage, but made a couple from flattening 3/4 pvc pipe that work alright.

I missed the explanation how you have a deer laying around for the test

bonjour et très belle vidéo. nous avons beaucoup a apprendre des peuples indiens . votre arc est magnifique . peut on faire un meme arc avec du bois d'érable ? merci .

Sweet. 👍

Hello friend, greetings from Colombia, I really like bows and arrows, what kind of wood do I use for your bow?

we called them war points great job

I would love to see some of those hairpins that Dave makes. What kind of woods do you use? I’d love to see one.

I’ve read that some Native American people caught these and roasted them, then ground them into a powder and made a porridge from them and it was a very rich source of nutrition. Personally I’d be probably close to starving myself before I would try them just because I can’t stand bugs, and maybe if I ate them the porridge would be most appealing to me, like cream of wheat. Or maybe I could grind them after cooking and make a pattie with them and roast that up with some spicy sauce or whatever. Like veggies burger but with uh, meat. I would be doing a lot of fishing in a survival situation. Mesquite beans (pods) are far more appealing to me and less likely to carry a tapeworm. Now that I’ve tasted and enjoyed. Nuts and seeds are delicious to me so I’m more prone to eating them. Absolutely nothing against you, you’re right that they’re a good source of protein if cooked well but our own minds are still a big thing to get over in a survival diet. I grew up eating stuff like cow tongue, brains and souse made from internal organs and gelatin which my father and mother made, since they are from Czechoslovakia and I grew up eating much the same way. Lots of vinegary salads, vegetables and organ meats, liver etc. Very tasty and healthy, I rarely got sick until my late 40’s when Covid was unleashed upon us.

I LOVE the primal blade. I have to get one.

I love the basketmaker knife making video, maybe making a leilira knife video? They made lots of glass arrowheads in the Kimberley area of Australia.

Have you ever hunted with a flintlock rifle? I hunt with a Flintlock Tennessee Southern Mountain rifle. Ive been hunting with muzzleloader for 40 years. From percussion to flintlock, I've kiled deer with all of them. You learn a lot over the years using one. Great video. Do some more video using muzzleloader.

Nice, congratulations

Freakin' GAR SCALE arrowhead? Thats like some skyrim sh*t bro, thats really cool. 😎

That's my favourite type of bow..... would you be able to share the approximate dimensions of the bow .... especially the width and thickness of the limbs

I love it! I am going to have to make a few of those deer toe points myself.

What was the distance to the carcass? How do you maintain accuracy without a consistent anchor point on short draw bows? Thanks!

Love to know the FOC on each of those arrows.

Shiyo de tsv ya da ni lv ga. Gv si yv wi ani sha honi. Good stuff brother

I'll have to show this to my friends. They tell me stone points will never work🤣obviously they do. Btw, I saw you on Alone the beast. I love how you told about your Cherokee grandmother. You did great out there 👊

Does the bow have a short draw like suggested here?

Outstanding and I really love your Cherokee style bow ! 👍 I have one similar to it made from hickory .

Saludos de Argentina bien ahí ❤

Wow, good stuff. Those all worked much better than I was expecting. Beautifully crafted warheads.

Love it! That is a beautiful bow! Thank you for taking the time to share the great info.

Excellent video and presentation. Your defiantly well armed with this bow and any of these arrows. I'm just not sure about calling this a cherokee bow, I make primitive bows myself and I was under the impression cherokee used a long bow, and the bow here is more a planes bow. If I'm wrong it'd be interesting to know if this tribe did employ a short bow as well... Nice shooting

Hey what are the speeds those arrows are going?

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Very cool trade point, havent seen any like that shown here on youtube

Fantastic work man, that’s my favorite style bow. Southern style bow with those beautiful diamond nocks.

Why is it that everyone keeps copying my boy primitive pathways. He jsut uploaded a penetration test and then this one comes out within a day of his? He covered these topics over the years. I saw one where Gayboy Ryan Gill even copied the title of one of his penetration test videos. His penetration tests were pathetic by the way.

Good stuff man 😎👍🔥💯🏹

Outstanding

I snapped all on one side and that concave never dissappear ed

isekai gonna be easy with your channel at my beckoning call

so, you didn't even make it a whole day? no other parts of the series!

This is a great video the information was very helpful and I love the encouragement to tidy up the outdoors, thanks and God bless you

Brother, your explanation of the mechanics of knapping was as clear as I have seen. You did an incredible job. Loved that you used a whole antler. Thank you.

So cool brother, really rad man, I'm gonna start

I forgot my toothbrush and this is what Imma do

Dangit! Another craft I have to try, lol!

That was excellent. The post-mortem was very interesting - HUGE wound canal! Thumbs up and subbed!

Nopales soup! How many times can you use the cactus pad container for boiling?

Tried this in the UK. I'm contacting you from beyond the grave...don't do this lol

what are you doing, dumb

THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm pretty sure I'd end up in the E.R. getting stitches 😂

thanks for sharing this vid. i really wanted to learn napping so i can make my own arrowheads for my trad bow but i didnt want to spend 200 bucks on flint to ruin while learning. this is a much more economical way to learn without spending any money! thanks again!