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I didn't need to watch this video, I knew that. But I stayed anyway because I will always remember the story of the man that taught me to use a broom - I was 15 at the time, Everyone knows how to use a broom I thought, it doesn't need instruction, Why am I even listening to this. Right? I learned more about what I know and what I think I know from a man teaching me how to sweep a stage. Probably one of the best life lessons i've ever had.

Thanks for all your information 😎👍💯🔥🏹

Seu arco recurvo alcança uns 100 metros

Ficou muto bom qual a precisão da flecha ficateo grato

Great stuff! Thx!

I made one out of curiosity using river cane, then by chance I found this video. What are the odds?

How heavy do you think the small bundle bow would be when dried?

At wilderness therapy my best time was 4 seconds for busting a coal. Shit takes time and dedication but teaches you so much.

Come on man, these people now days avoid elbow grease harder than they do covid, or any type of work! Lol don't even have to be hard work, hell make it just a little time consuming or inconvenient and half of them wouldn't even go and collect the money that's handed to them over and over again.

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Hi there, great video, I am wanting to try sinew backing a bow,can you tell me how long does it generally take to dry, can you speed the drying process up and how many of the leg sheaths (approx) would you need to back a 62"-64" in bow, thanks..

Excellent video

You also forgot to mention that you should deconstruct your cave when you're done so that people don't accidentally injure themselves if they accidentally walk or ski over it and collapse it. Other than those omissions, this is the best video I've found on the subject. I'm looking for a good video for a friend, obviously not for myself :)

Forgot to tell people to sleep with their shovel inside.

Could you use a power sander?

I find big chunks of pitch on the ground, under the trees. I use it for sealing other trees.

I just watched a predator, and I started to wonder if it is possible to make a bow that has the strength to pierce a tree😀,but then you need someone like Dutch to draw a bow like that.

EASY way is to use your pointer finger to press the head of the match when striking striker Pulling the finger away before match completely ignites.

Flipping all too true. SAD/

Would it be possible to make a bundle bow out of reeds (phragmites)?

After a hands-on demo with dogbane I bought jute twine, deconstructed it and remade it into a double wrap cord. The next was longer and I doubled the cordage and made a bracelet. Discovering raffia I found I liked it. Sometimes I'll use natural and dyed raffia together. Also, anyone handling raffia will discover tough, thin fibers that can be separated from the wider strips. This works with pitch to lash fletching onto arrows and these thin fibers can be made into cordage the size of kite string. When shredding and breaking down yucca, both the green leaves and the leaves that have turned brown, I will suddenly realize that I'm smiling.

Can you make it out of tree branch? Just wondering

Any chance ud be willing to shoot these bows for us and measure speed and give us an idea how the feel? It was an excellent vid good info thanks!

There is no substitute for elbow grease when trying to restore something. Nice job on that stone 👍 !

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Nice man, thank you very much!

Awesome video, gonna try to find you next one on this. Regards, Steve

Why can't you use the same hole over n over until it goes through? Instead of making a new hole every time

Hell yeah

Did shane from fight tips get lost

Hi, for the 3 bow, what cord did you use?

How do you stop the string from slapping your hand not your forearm but the palm that’s gripping the bow? It’s seems like because the string is so close to the bow it slaps my hand.

well, I looked at the tiller of the second bow and I thought I should not have done that. Please take your time when you are making things.

When did Jake Gyllenhaal get lost in the woods?

thanks

This is a good video. Nice work.

even though it look ugly but i like the idea.

Very interesting

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Hey, great information and just a quick question. Would we beable to use forsythia to make these stacked bows? I use it for arrows, but I'm always left with beefy sticks left over. Thanks again.. Jay

it pulls apart better wet and you can brush it

Nice job. I built a bamboo bundle bow recently. It was 1/2" bamboo, 54"L, 80# at 22" draw. So I need to use less than 4 pcs I guess. I,ll try your 3pc. Thanks

Bird hunt

Not entirely true, you show the common perception of what bundle bow should look like, so make yours the same.

Glad to see a friction fire video that's actually filmed in the woods. There are far too many videos like this in which its demonstrated in someones backyard. In the video you state that the bow drill is the most efficient way to make a friction fire....I'd have to disagree. The most efficient method that I have personally used is the Rudiger Roll. Takes less energy than the bow drill. Of course the Rudiger Roll method isn't as well known as the bow drill but with time that will all change. Here's a video by the foremost expert on the subject : ua-cam.com/video/PXEksu7MqUs/v-deo.html

Dude well done thank you

Nice!

Great !!! Bravo 😊!

Use this bow with cattail arrows, and yer in business ! Btw, love that half-log field table !