I’ve had to use nettle, agave, yucca, bamboo and several types of trees. I’m in North Arizona in the woods area, you find what you can. All of these plants are great for different uses!
When it is spring. I have an old empty lot of grass not far from my appaetment and there's always milk weed. Is dogbane a similar looking plant that doesn't have the seed pods.
Thank you, I’ve always wondered how to do that. You seem like such a nice kid. Blessings to you
Thanks for sharing. Keep up the good work.
Another awesome vid dude! I’m currently binge watching everything you’ve posted I love primitive survival stuff.
Thanks for the video Cody.
This is badass! That bark makes a perfect rope, or at least it appears to!
You really are a wealth of information!
Great stuff!!! Thanks Cody!
Great job son cedar . Tulip poplar . Bass wood makes great cordage too
Have yet to see any basswood around here. Been looking hard too
Great work man
Have you ever done this with evening primrose?
It's like nature's kevlar!
Great content as always Cody!
No I have not.
awesome! ty, CC ☆
First, love your vids.
Great vid! Thanx!
Cool👍
Yo first
A keeper
Blackberry makes good rope twine
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I’ve had to do this before. Surprisingly it can hold quite a bit of weight.
Yes it can. I do prefer tulip poplar but my favorite is yucca or dogbane for cordage
I’ve had to use nettle, agave, yucca, bamboo and several types of trees. I’m in North Arizona in the woods area, you find what you can. All of these plants are great for different uses!
Have you ever tried the fire roll for making fire?
I have not.
When it is spring. I have an old empty lot of grass not far from my appaetment and there's always milk weed. Is dogbane a similar looking plant that doesn't have the seed pods.
Dog bane is similar. The seed pods are much smaller than milk weeds.
@@CavemanCody okay thank you
Please make the spring cordage video.
Spring is still a couple months away for us. But it is on my spring list.
What happened to your hands?