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Good work

The Neuse was a tough go today.

Awesome my brother I had the same cars a 80 model TA a 79 firebird a 78 z28 and a 81 Z28

Man you should be leading the UA-cam outdoors channels great content my brother but I o just found your channel love it

Nice bud

So I’ll just pack my 2 iron and a bag of golf balls. The squirrels won’t have a chance. 😂 Good sling design. Thanks.

Took me down memory lane, I used to do that stuff all the time back when I was y'all's age. Many deer and catfish has been in my canoe. I still paddle a kayak every now and then. Cherish those times, and the footage will be priceless one day. Thanks for sharing your experience and may God bless.

I was wondering why you started in the middle like that. Im making a subtantially smaller length and im getting frustrated by constant tangles. I cant imagine how annoying itd be to do one that long tip to tip with all the extra working length that would add

How long did this take to braid?

Your shots constantly travel in line with your feet. May I suggest you line your feet up with target.

Ok what's the threaded hole in the hatchet head for? Soon as it hit the table I jumped up! I've never thought about that but having had so many axe and busting maul heads come loose while in the woods. That would be handy. A threaded hole with an alien set screw/ bolt what ever you call it run into the head and against the handle. And lock tighted. As secondary tensioner. I usually keep some dry wall screws in the chain saw tools bag. And just run one in when the handle gets loose as quick fix. Looks like hell though.

# 3:09 looks like you got meth tongue LOL

You'd probably have better luck with an overhand swing. It's a more natural motion. Also if you keep hitting to the left rotate your body slightly to the right by moving your back leg to the left.

No need to watch the first minute and a half.

You seem like a likeable guy.

IM GETTING ONE!

Does the machete chop?

I made my first sling! Your tutorial was so simple and easy to follow. I'm so excited about learning to use it.

is that the large 23x11x11 or the LG plus 35x15x15?

Thanks Brian. I recently made a Staff Sling (Fustibalus) using a Sycamore as the stave/staff simply because it is strong enough and grows upright. Anyway, the type of sling you made in this video would be fine for the job, but I personally used thick, corded cotton on mine because the sling is meant to launch larger stones, more like fist-sized stones. If you find that your stones are throwing downwards with the staff sling, then that means the sling is too long. Mine is short as staff slings go, but I have found that a 4ft (120cm) staff with a 1ft (30cm) sling, throws a fist sized rock a good 50 foot.

Nice vid, I tried this out the other day and it's really comfortable. I made sure to select thickest trees I could carry for the side beams and used your netting technique for the middle - worked like a charm!

I thank you SO MUCH for taking this video and sharing it - my branch of Roberts ancestors settled here and lived here several generations. This gives me an idea of what they saw and experienced in their own boats.

I wanna say i could've done that but then i remember that this isn't my dreams.

Which style sling is easiest on your joints to throw?

Woah

Thnk you sir for sharing your knowledge on the setting and awesome shot on your sherperd sling

I've never worked a sling before, but , watching you throw it naturally goes left. Don't fight it. Turn your body to the right a little.

I use the same company for paracord. The 3/32 size is 275

I need one of these brother

Use an Exacto Knife.

Love the way you made it .very simple and easy to understand. Really appreciate it for sharing .👍🤝

i'm braiding a four strand paracord rope with small loop in it 20 feet long. i tied four tamles as they call them, slow work! happy braiding from cajun state of louisiana!

Just checking to see how the paracord is holding up? Anything you would change on a future one?

what are the length and the width of you 2 pieces of leather for your pouch

They look like durable tools.

I've been watching for 3 fucking hours trying to figure the braid out fuck you op you piece of fucking shit Move your fucking hands.

Great vid! I liked and subbed! I've got the axe but not the machete (yet) and love the heck out of it! I choose not to throw my weapons, but that's just me and I find it's too blade heavy as a defensive tool unless I had no other options. What do I love about it? It's cool as f**k It chops better than any hatchet I've owned in that price range (but I don't own an Estwing hatchet to compare) If I dull it chip 1 blade on a job, I've a second one so I can continue/complete the job. Did I mention that it's cool as f**k? Lastly, it's shaving sharp and attached to my headboard along with my Cold Steel Trench Bowie as my self defense tools. Amy chance at seeing a video with these 2 tools doing other things besides throwing? Have a wonderful day!

Even if you don’t get that machete to hit point first it’s still gonna hurt like heck if you’re on the receiving end 😂 nice throwing and nice vid 👍🏻

Wish you did a chopping test

I made one almost identical using your video as a guide, only diffrence was i used 2 ply reverse wrapped twine for my chords. Really tough design that throws like a dream

instead of drilling the primer out, open your vice up about 1/8th of an inch, set your EMPTY cartridge case on top with the primer over the gap. then take a 1/16th inch punch, stick it down into the case through the flash hole and tap with a hammer. the primer will pop right out. or find someone who reloads, whatever caliber, and have them punch out a few cases for you.

hey, great video! I'm thinking to do this to a dog leash that loops around my body. I'm hesitant though - will the bees wax make the leash greasy and stain my clothes? would be cool to get your opinion on this!

Where in Raleigh did you put in. There are a number of spots. I'm looking to do the same trip. Thank you for the video.

I saw on another comment you said you used 240’. Is that 4 60’ strands?

Dang son You Good!!!!!

Shows how tough that blade is, thanks

Good job on the canoe paddle! I'm looking forward to the next 40 mile trip! Maybe less, I want to fish more.

Marbles jungle bowie?

You guys camped for free? Please excuse my dumb/newbie question. 😊