Really enjoyed the video Clay! I spent eleven years in Hawaii as a youth and was able to see it before it became densely populated with so many restrictions to adventures like yours! Brought back so many memories of using large bamboo to create functional survival items. Thank you for sharing your experiences with an old man like me!
Little did he know, he could've made the entire bow out of bamboo. String, Bow, arrow shaft, arrow tip (there used to be a video on how to make one and it's shot clean through a banana tree and then a coconut) as well as the fletching from the leaves. Bamboo is so cool. Also since you were able to get those snake plant fibers so (relatively) easy, I would suggest learning the rudiger/fire roll. Everyone always says "BuT tHeReS nO cHaRcOaL iN tHe BuSh" it doesn't need charcoal it works with a host of natural fibers and a plethora of fillers and itll save you loads of calories over methods like the fire saw. Happy crafting! 😁👍
@@clayhayeshunter..any air fryers in the pipeline? 😅 seriously though its easy to see how you did so well on Alone, even without having fat reserves. Your skills are very impressive 👍
I like that you aren't like this massive muscle beast and still have the ability to do a lot of labor. Even smaller guys can survive if you have the will. I also really enjoyed the silence and the text rather than talking my ear off. Wonderful content.
Best survivor channel out there. Mainly because we know you’re the real fuckin deal, winner of alone. Extremely difficult task to do, there are a lot of posers in the UA-cam survivalist world. Many who can’t cut it in real life. But Clay is one of the GOATs.
So Clay, are the wife & kids back at the 5 star resort, ordering room service and sipping umbrella drinks by the pool? All I ask is when the SHTF, you promise to tell me where you are going! I'll bring salt & pepper. Amazing video.
I didn't expect you to string the bow up in that direction, I know Howard Hill made some amazing bows with bamboo! I really liked this video and Idaho will always be home for me but that island living definitely has some appeal 👌
Hey mate, you did so many good videos, but this one was sure one of the best ones! This is exactly what everyone wants to see from you, I guess... One knife for all... From nothing to a crazy functional bow, to fure, to hunt, to cook, and finally to eat. What a quality of content. Bravo Master Clay! Big propps from Switzerland!
BROTHER.... YOUR VIDEOS.....SPEACHLESS.I am happy to find a fine fellow putting out videos to such high quality , life preping ,awesomeness as all of the ones ive been watching. Because of the videos you produce could save any persons life. BRAVO BROTHER
I am one of now almost half a million lucky people to follow what you do and learn skills I never knew existed, presented in an absolutely professional way by one of the coolest guys on this planet. Thank you Clay, great stuff, GREAT stuff!! And that´s one cool knife. And thx for the bite :-)
@bradlafferty 2 minutes ago The creativity in your use of bamboo and the skill with which you wield your blade is astounding. Excellent vid! That stewed goat with fruit sure looked delicious! Thanks for teaching me new things to use in primitive craft.
Great video as always! Would love to see your take on a Comanche style shortbow one day. I'm going to try myself when the juniper I harvested seasons enough. It's not going to be half as good as any of your work, but gotta start somewhere!
Nice crafting and bushmanship. Only thing I could add is using a damp piece of fabric or cordage to quench the arrow shaft at the nodes. This will temper it and ensure a more durable and less-likely-to-warp bamboo arrow.
Any unfamiliar little critters you had to deal with? Always astonished by the natural beauty of these kinds of places, but when I think about all the little crawlers that want to bite you I stop thinking about booking a trip.
im surprised to see that not many ppl are in here commenting about the goat. but its honestly a good thing, a guys gotta eat afterall. anyways keep it up man, love these vids, only really getting into them recently
Iv seen an old cowboy use big horn sheep horns, homemade rawhide glue, strips of sinew, and rattle snake skin (as decoration) to make bows. Absolutely amazing bows!!!!
This man is a real native american: making bow out of shitty piece of bamboo, having only knife as a tool, making damn string out of living plant! I wont be surprised if next year we'll see the same video, but with Clay challenging himself do all the same staff with no tools at all.
Clay, just a masterful and primitive display of skill.I enjoy watching how you use your tools. The sound of a sharp blade slicing through coconut husk and scraping bamboo is equiste.
Put some see water in there and make it salty. But, I didn't cook it so it doesn't matter what I like. Besides, I'm in Tennessee by Asheville and there's no salt up here except what we buy.
Finally a survival bow build with natural cord. Nice!
Thank ya
yeah but a modern metal knife isnt really always there ??
@@ca5ualm3diaIt's a survival challenge, not a caveman simulator.
@@InevitableTruth. well its still assuming you have a fully made knife , what if you dont?????????
@@ca5ualm3dia Well, this isn't the video that you're looking for. Keep looking.
Really enjoyed the video Clay! I spent eleven years in Hawaii as a youth and was able to see it before it became densely populated with so many restrictions to adventures like yours! Brought back so many memories of using large bamboo to create functional survival items. Thank you for sharing your experiences with an old man like me!
Thanks Jim
Just when I thought the fiber bow string was cool, the bamboo pressure cooker blew my mind!
Bro this must be the best youtube content i’ve ever seen
5 star stuff without a doubt
Little did he know, he could've made the entire bow out of bamboo. String, Bow, arrow shaft, arrow tip (there used to be a video on how to make one and it's shot clean through a banana tree and then a coconut) as well as the fletching from the leaves.
Bamboo is so cool.
Also since you were able to get those snake plant fibers so (relatively) easy, I would suggest learning the rudiger/fire roll. Everyone always says "BuT tHeReS nO cHaRcOaL iN tHe BuSh" it doesn't need charcoal it works with a host of natural fibers and a plethora of fillers and itll save you loads of calories over methods like the fire saw. Happy crafting! 😁👍
I’ll check that out.
@@clayhayeshunterI can provide a link if you want.
I’m pretty sure the bow string fibers were from a snake plant not a spider plant.
The string is made from Sansevieria trifasciata, the Snake plant...
@@realeyesrealizereallies6828 your point being?. Fiber is fiber 🤷♂️.
Watching this master craftsman at work is a rare, humbling and almost mystical experience. Truly hypnotic. Thank you Clay.
Wow, thank you!
Little village kid wondering where his goat went😂
Oof
Lol.. U r wr8
@@bdm71gaming46 *you're right
Hahaha this is called surviving on someone backyard
I'd say it's fertilizer by now.
A bamboo pressure cooker? Ingenious!
Right?!
@@clayhayeshunterwhat’s skinny on that beautiful blade you’ve been using lately?
@@clayhayeshunter..any air fryers in the pipeline? 😅 seriously though its easy to see how you did so well on Alone, even without having fat reserves. Your skills are very impressive 👍
@clayhayeshunter thank you for such a beautiful video!
@@slimothypickens3539looks like a Montana Knife Company Marshall
I like that you aren't like this massive muscle beast and still have the ability to do a lot of labor. Even smaller guys can survive if you have the will. I also really enjoyed the silence and the text rather than talking my ear off. Wonderful content.
Not jacked like ray mears or fowler😂
I’m ain’t even lyin’. This is the best dang UA-cam video I have ever watched and that’s saying something. Well done Jedi Master Clay. Well done.
Best survivor channel out there. Mainly because we know you’re the real fuckin deal, winner of alone. Extremely difficult task to do, there are a lot of posers in the UA-cam survivalist world. Many who can’t cut it in real life. But Clay is one of the GOATs.
a bamboo pressure cooker now that dope
Clay's knowledge, resourcefulness, and skill will always amaze me. Well done!
The way the guy did the string , you know this is incredibly.
Incredible! What a freaking awesome video with such a plethora of skills. Thanks for sharing your journey.
Glad you enjoyed it!
1:32
Gotta say, it's amazing watching that plant change from a green stalk, to scraped white fibers.
And you make it look easy.
Amazing.
The way he started that fire.... The amount of endurance is just insane dude!
That whole process was simply amazing and a testament to you skills. Wow! Thanks Clay!
many thanks
Amazing that he did all that in just 26 minutes. I feel like I’d still be making the bow 🤷🏼♂️
😜
I'm curious how long it actually took from starting the bow to killing the goat?
Bamboo pressure cooker is the coolest thing i have ever seen
Bro thats actual primitive way of survival when lost in jungle. Best video ever. Love it
I love the bow and arrow making, the hunt and the cook but gotta say that is one bad ass knife.
That pressure cooker design was awesome, never seen it before great idea.
Oh damn! All the natural stuff is mind boggling but that broadhead is flat out badass!! Great video Clay, one of your vest in my humble opinion.
Thanks
I just love these bow making videos.
One of the best videos I've seen in a while. Well done
Thank ya
So Clay, are the wife & kids back at the 5 star resort, ordering room service and sipping umbrella drinks by the pool? All I ask is when the SHTF, you promise to tell me where you are going! I'll bring salt & pepper. Amazing video.
I didn't expect you to string the bow up in that direction, I know Howard Hill made some amazing bows with bamboo! I really liked this video and Idaho will always be home for me but that island living definitely has some appeal 👌
Best thing iv heard on UA-cam in the last year thanks brother! I needed that
I appreciate that!
The literal mental image of a primitive bow lol. Sick
Hey mate, you did so many good videos, but this one was sure one of the best ones!
This is exactly what everyone wants to see from you, I guess... One knife for all... From nothing to a crazy functional bow, to fure, to hunt, to cook, and finally to eat. What a quality of content. Bravo Master Clay! Big propps from Switzerland!
Many thanks
😮 wow. Amazing man
Always learn something from watching Clay. Another great video, thanks Clay!!
You bet!
BROTHER.... YOUR VIDEOS.....SPEACHLESS.I am happy to find a fine fellow putting out videos to such high quality , life preping ,awesomeness as all of the ones ive been watching. Because of the videos you produce could save any persons life. BRAVO BROTHER
that little goat was adorable it must have been so tender lol
Much respect for the Above and Beyond effort you put into your content. 👊
That was Awesome 👌
You should go on some kind of survival show 🤓😁
😜
I am one of now almost half a million lucky people to follow what you do and learn skills I never knew existed, presented in an absolutely professional way by one of the coolest guys on this planet. Thank you Clay, great stuff, GREAT stuff!! And that´s one cool knife. And thx for the bite :-)
Thank ya
Best catch & cook I have ever seen
@bradlafferty
2 minutes ago
The creativity in your use of bamboo and the skill with which you wield your blade is astounding. Excellent vid! That stewed goat with fruit sure looked delicious! Thanks for teaching me new things to use in primitive craft.
Awesome, thank you!
What headcam are you using to film the hunt?
Amazing video by the way. This is the kind of content the internet needs.
Thanks!
GoPro 10 and 12
Awesome vid, primitive bow, used bow for a kill, then fashion a pressure cooker out of bamboo, that is genius!
The way you made that cord was phenomenal
Awesome video Clay, I’m loving these latest releases
Defenetly your best UA-cam film so far...no talking, pure ection! Thanks for the info, gritting from israel
Great video. Had my mouth watering. Good editing too. Short and to the point. Some of these type videos just go way too long.
Glad you enjoyed it!
This could be the best UA-cam video I've ever seen.
Many thanks
I am very surprised Clay did not make a pair of chop sticks while waiting for his meal to cook. Great video! WOW
Should have!
Great video as always! Would love to see your take on a Comanche style shortbow one day.
I'm going to try myself when the juniper I harvested seasons enough.
It's not going to be half as good as any of your work, but gotta start somewhere!
good luck with the build
Really good transmission for the young and holdest génération ! thank's Clay
This is a great video! Thank you for making it
Glad you liked it!
This is pretty cool.
Shout out to our ancestors who hunted megafauna with an atlatl. They were something , werent they?
Absolutely
That's how you kill a mammoth relatively safely, from a distance!
This is by far the most awesome UA-cam video I’ve ever watched!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Nice crafting and bushmanship. Only thing I could add is using a damp piece of fabric or cordage to quench the arrow shaft at the nodes. This will temper it and ensure a more durable and less-likely-to-warp bamboo arrow.
Any unfamiliar little critters you had to deal with? Always astonished by the natural beauty of these kinds of places, but when I think about all the little crawlers that want to bite you I stop thinking about booking a trip.
😂😂😂
It’s really not bad in the winter months.
im surprised to see that not many ppl are in here commenting about the goat. but its honestly a good thing, a guys gotta eat afterall. anyways keep it up man, love these vids, only really getting into them recently
Great job filming it! Especially with all the shallow depth of field and focus
Glad you enjoyed it!
I was like "a bamboo pressure cooker? there's no way".
He really just build a pressure cooker out of bamboo. Amazing
Love it! Would’ve missed this one if you didn’t post the short on insta 😅 awesome video
Thank ya!
@@clayhayeshunter 🤙🏾
What a poetic ode to human ingenuity!
Iv seen an old cowboy use big horn sheep horns, homemade rawhide glue, strips of sinew, and rattle snake skin (as decoration) to make bows. Absolutely amazing bows!!!!
This is amazing, you did a great job, thank you for sharing
Thank you so much!
I love how a pressure cooker made from bamboo is a side dish in this fascinating meal of a video.
Make me wonder if this is a knife commercial cause its a damn good one
Bamboo bow, I was super surprised to see that.
Check out one video labelled "Process of making Korean traditional bamboo bow. Korean best bow master" at the channel called MEGA PROCESS.
I made bamboo bows a lot, you can watch them on my shorts
Most excellent!
Without words... Much more better that I imagine... Congratulations...
I'm a hunter as well & I make home made arrows but I use turkey feathers & only 2 feathers & I use sap from a tree for my glue & works good
A short moment of adventures but very true events. Excellent video !
O cara é bom no que faz. Parabéns. O arco ficou muito bom. E só usou coisas da natureza.
This man is a real native american: making bow out of shitty piece of bamboo, having only knife as a tool, making damn string out of living plant! I wont be surprised if next year we'll see the same video, but with Clay challenging himself do all the same staff with no tools at all.
One of my favorite videos you’ve made thus far!
Just beautiful
That makes it for a different Hawaiian experience. Thanks for sharing - amazing skills!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Clay, just a masterful and primitive display of skill.I enjoy watching how you use your tools. The sound of a sharp blade slicing through coconut husk and scraping bamboo is equiste.
Came from Xander B. Great bow building
Bro, that knife is top notch🤙🏼🤙🏼
Congratulations brother great challenge and mission acomplished, shout out from this little rural corner somewhere in Mexico.
Oh man you sold it to me 👌👍👍
Always nicely done by Clay Hayes.
did it all in the crocs too, what a chad
You inspire me to build one, and i made it 🤙
That's awesome!
Put some see water in there and make it salty. But, I didn't cook it so it doesn't matter what I like. Besides, I'm in Tennessee by Asheville and there's no salt up here except what we buy.
Alright alright alright flashback to my youth,, your Jedi training complete
Excelente Clay saludos!!
best vids right there. No words and theoretic bla-bla-bla,just skills,knowledge and deeds as it is
Bamboo has been used to do everything since ancient time in south east Asia
Thank you Clay
Amazing video Clay. You and the Marshall never disappoint.
Está faca é um espetáculo de boa ótimo vídeo saudações do Brasil
Thank you
Why did you have the inner part of the bamboo be the back of the bow? Couldn’t that pop splinters? Just curious to know.
In my experience, bamboo can be used either way. At least this type. Not sure about other species.
I luv them catch n cook vids
Nice intro it's like a scene in a movie. Hollywood maybe. 👍👍💪💪👍 Keep safe and God bless you 🙏🙏💕
Waw the best living in wild
I don't know what I need more now, a bowie, or a kid goat.
Start with the Bowie, end up with a goat!
A bambow... Cool
Bamboo can't be beat.!
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Beautiful! Well done! These are my favorite types of videos. Thank you for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love the knife.