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With a long sling you can actually kill a large animal. The Hazera people actually kill wolves with their slings.

@@G.O.Bushcraft Do you find that using this method is more accurate than a slingshot…?

@@AlpineWarrior550 With practise I can hit a 5 gallon bucket at 50 yards. Accuracy comes from slow launches not the hi velocity launches. Also, a one pound rock will disable most critters. The sling was designed to stop, not kill a critter.

Maybe I can make a primitive grenade launcher out of this sling.

Thanks for the visit

Thank you Alan. Was it helpful?

@@G.O.Bushcraft absolutely helpful

Be safe, try it out on a short climb first.

Thank you AW. I would like to do a longer vid showing many different rope tricks. Maybe this fall when it's cooler.

@@G.O.Bushcraft Absolutely, I think that would be awesome and many people would like and appreciate that…👍🏻

Hope to have more later and thank you.

Thank you Dave, I hope to keep them coming.

Thank you Brother

Thank you Alan.

Yeah he didnt use biodegradable detergent just left some crud for the earth. But this is a good idea if you use the right detergent.

@@G.O.Bushcraft Yeah i’m aware. Did you actually dump the water here in a bucket that we didn’t see on camera or on the forest floor?

I did this demo in my back yard for a bunch of school kids who are going out next week. Also, they {the camping kids} are taking green cleen and other types of eco friendly detergent with them. Yea I should'nt have used that poison soap - touche dlikrunes and Kamryn.

@@G.O.Bushcraft Sounds like it will be a cool trip for the kiddos. Hope ya’ll have fun and be safe.

I was stationed at Fort Davis Panama and we used it a lot. You had to take three ponchos with you when ever you did anything. Thank you ntvr.

I was stationed at Fort Davis Panama. Yea, thats where I learned it.

Hello Shemp. The lighting was bad in this video but the clouds broke up halfway through it. Thanks Amigo.

@@G.O.BushcraftConsidering the superb information that you share, no one with any sense of appreciation should care about imperfect lighting. If anyone complains, refer them to me and I'll set them straight!

Wow! thanks brother.

Hello Sirhakonik. I didnt feel the heat due to the embarrassment of NOT getting that d- - n fire started. I have a 50 - 50 rate of success with this fire starting technique. Thank you friend.

Thank you Shemp. I learned this technique from the Shawnee people in the Appalachian Mountains. We should be grateful to them for all of life's skills.

@@G.O.Bushcraft Amen to that.

I bet your clothes get funky on the water after 2 days of splashing. Use this bag trick and dont forget the soap.

Thank you Goadman but I owe it to the Shawnee people of Appalachia. They have many useful skills for life.

I recommend Primitive Technology for everyone! Even the US Spec Ops SERE school watches him religiously. Thank you Sir.

Thanks Jack of None. The Shawnee People use it but they dont get the blisters.

@@G.O.Bushcraft How cool is that...native knowledge is awesome...I think I'll subscribe...

Seriously, you would be shocked at their knowledge.

From the old days.

Thanks

Did this back in the dirt time.

Thanks for the visit

Big Foot was holding the camera.

@CamplifeBushcraft999 He did a great job tell him I'd like to buy him a beer. 🍺

This will take some time..... stand bye.

Yes.

I thought that was sarcasm.

What was the sarcasm??

Thank you much.

Thanks

Thank you

Thank you Warrior.

It is.

Thanks for clicking.

Thank you Renman78. Tell me, what should I do to improve it??

Thanks Warrior. I dont like the lighting at the beginning but then the clouds went away and it brightened up some.

It was my 3rd take. Bad lighting.

I married one!!

Thank you JH.

Thank you for your enquiry ! Here's the rub, in Africa they use bamboo which is very light weight but extremely strong. Here in North America the wood is very weak {compared to bamboo} but extremely heavy {again, compared to bamboo}. So, the problem I have run into is not finding a cable, rope, twine system that is strong enough to lift up the wood that I can find here in the USA. In the Cong they use rope and twin that can hoist bamboo which is strong enough to hold them up in the trees. I tried to use PVC pipe but it was too heavy for the cheap rope I did find. it snap and my fat ass agreed with gravity. So..... what I did find is mature cane reeds but not enough of them to make a hanging hut. I am going back to that location soon to pick up a bunch more and if I acquire enough of it I will do a vid on the " Ngala Hunters Hut". Ill explain to you how it's done. really simple!!!! They tie rope around a tree trunk from the top down and tie it onto the four bamboo poles. Think of it as a four square box figure around a pole. The weight of the platform pulling down keeps the rope tight around the tree trunk. Keep in mind that those trees can be 130 feet high and the platforms are anywhere from 20 to 50 feet in the air surrounding the tree trunk. When you see one in the Congo it looks like a pile of garbage that was left from a very high ranging flood that deposited a bunch of trash in the trees but it's not. Those people use all kinds of trash, plastic and whatever in their construction of these huts. Did this help??? Please let me know.

Very cool, ill look into it more. I was thinking about tying what people call 'tree nets' in the forest to hunt from and to sleep in. However those are quite permenant, leaving rope in the forest which is neither enviromentally friendly nor cost effective.​@@G.O.Bushcraft

I dont remember the "Red Green Show". What is it??

@@G.O.Bushcraft it was a fun Canadian tv show from the early 2000s. Kinda a “mens” show about duct tape and such. Search for it on UA-cam you might enjoy it.

I found it. Didnt think Canadians had such a developed sense of humor.

@@G.O.Bushcraft Canadians make some of the best shows. Letterkenny is fantastic if you haven’t already heard of it.

@@AustinHerrig Thanks Austoner, I'll check him out.

Thank you. Simple has endurance.

Thank you

Thanks for watching

Thank you Warrior

Poor advertising but a good product anyway.

Yes it was.

Thanks, will do.

Go see the world!

MRE's much lighter

Would you believe while in Korea we traded MRE’s for Ramon noodles and moon pies…

@@AlpineWarrior550 In Kentucky moon pies are both a meat and vegetable. Yes I do believe it!

Thank you much Warrior.

Yes!