Thanks so much for being here! Links for the videos mentioned are in the description. For more PREPPING VIDOES: ua-cam.com/play/PL8rguJAGbD7J2De99FmSIvvnmYzy6AU_j.html and our music videos: ua-cam.com/play/PL8rguJAGbD7KdQVsBkKI5eSNJG-BvRuLF.html Thank you and God bless!
One of the best presentations I've watched on this subject, what a talented and well prepared young family. A bonus to your design is you can just change out a section for a longer one as you grow and even screw the three together for extra reach when foraging something too high up. Well done....
Great video. I would like to see a how to build the staff video and a list of supplies needed, The screw connectors, the plastic tubes for the fishing gear & first aid kit.
WOW, that's an awesome walking stick!! Would love to see Kaykays & Bunkies. Great information in the video! Thank you for sharing! Blessings to you and your family!🕊✝🙏🏼💖
Nice walking stick Trie! When I go hunting with my dad and my brother we carry some of the same things on our quads. I had bought permanent matches for the three of us because they are supposed to light even when wet, but the are kind of temperamental, and were difficult to light sometimes. We carry lighters and have matches sealed in vacuum bags along with the permanent match. We always have food and drinks with us, and of course knives and our pew-pew sticks. You have done well with your bugout prepping, and building the walking stick! I would love to see Kay-Kay and Bunkie's walking sticks too! God bless you and your family!
Thank you Mr Randy! Those are great suggestions! I know I need to work on my pew pew skills too, but have not been a fan. I'm glad to hear your family is well prepped! -Trie
Great Job....You should keep your Matches away from your Ferro Rod...because the Matches will Corrode and eat away at your Ferro Rod...just something everyone dont know about
You can add a few coffee paper filters to clean large debris from your water.. And add a Shamogh it has multiple uses. From a sunshade to something to put things in. Also super important item clear or the yellow safety glass . when walking in the woods especially in low light they keep bushes from hitting you in the eye . Great video little lady . love the staff.
First time viewer and avid hiker for decades and fellow UA-camr. First, I want to compliment you on how poised you are in front of the camera. Second, I want to just say what an outstanding video from a usefulness standpoint you have produced. Great job! One though I have about the staff is that, living in the mountain west and using walking sticks for years, I find that they are more useful if they have at least a bit of a point to make purchase with the ground. Don't know how you would do that with pvc pipe, but you seem very inventive so perhaps you can come up with a way.
Thank you! That's an awesome tip! Did you see the pun, there (LOL). I really appreciate your compliment. Thank you. I do have an idea for a tip and will give it a try! Thank you! 💕
Wow she has thought of just about everything with this staff. I would keep these things on my person also just in case I was to lose my staff. Remember 2 is 1 and 1 is none.😊
Great walking staff. Wonderful vlogpeppers!! Amso love the harvest basket. Ewe I don't do benadryl I suffer I get weird on Benadryl. The second saw is a Fish scaler. Yard Salads!! You Hippies!! Lol great vlog
Fantastic walking stick Trie! What a great idea to tuck everything inside for easy access! I would love to have a look at KayKay and Bunkie's walking sticks
You can tap an oak tree for water just like you would a maple tree. A metal drink straw can be cut down shorter for this. A dollar store bandana can be used for filtering water or wear around your neck to cool you or could be cut into strips for fire making. Several uses for it or a hot pad when handling your cooking items. Just fold it several times. Love your walking stick project. And you did a great job with your wrap of Paracord on it. I learned to do it from a U tube video. And it takes quite a bit of time to do and get it nice and tight. Love that you did all the colored as well. Well thought out and did a very neat job on it. Always good to have those backups as well. WELL DONE!!
Thank you! I've been meaning to put up a video about the ones I made for my two sisters. You have some great tips and you clearly know what you are talking about. Thank you. I really love the idea of tree taps. I definitely need to add that prep! Thank you! ❤
Thank you! Hope this helped. I have two other sticks that have not made video of yet but will try. We've been really focussed on our music this year. Good luck with your walking stick!
I've spent hours daydreaming about making something like this & Your project is Way better .Nice Work . " There's no such thing as the perfect Gir..... "
@@vineyardchickshomestead I've been doing things for more than 50 years and it's always informative to see what people are doing - especially younger folks!
Thank you so much, Mr Chuck! I've worked on this for a couple months last winter. Hopefully I will never really need it, but it is nice to have. Blessings!
I think your walking stick is the best I have seen on UA-cam! I want to make some for my grandkids which age from 5-21. So I tried to figure out how to do it, but I can’t figure out what size pvc pipe and what connectors you used ? And what size are little tubes that you put your supplies in, and where did you buy the test tubes? Please help me out! Thank you!
Thanks so much! I used 3/4 pvc with threaded connectors. Good luck and have a great time with your grandkids! I actually made 3 versions. Here's an old video with a very silly intro but it highlights some other features: ua-cam.com/video/gCZgts-yOjk/v-deo.html
Excellent video. You did a very good job on your presentation. I really like the walking staff. That's pretty cool with all the se tions and thoughtful items included in its design. Good tip on the Mullien use and remembering where you found it. You may see small first year plants growing in the grasses nearby the spent ones right now I bet since it blooms the second year. We call the mullen leaves toilet paper plant here and people use them in a pinch. 😁 A note on the plant at your feet you thought was lamb's ear isn't Stachys byzantina, aka lamb's ear. It is another flowering plant, possibly Lychnis coronarea, which is Rose Campion. Rose campion also has silvery green leaves covered with tiny hairs. However, Lambs ear has shorter leaves that have longer soft hairs and doesn't grow in a rosette, but is a ground cover that will send up silver flower spikes that bloom in spring with numerous small soft purplish pink flowers. Btw, historically Lamb's ear was used to bandage wounds. Much nicer than used for TP.
Hello Ms Patty! If you are ever in the midwest I'd love to go hiking with you and learn more about plants. I have Midwest Foraging by Lisa Rose. I included it when I took video but I dont think it made final cuts. It's a really good book but matching pictures only goes so far! Thanks so much for the tips an Lamb's ear.. I need to go foraging again.
Really well done. I am curious as to what you are using and where you got the plastic tubes that contain the parts of your survival items inside your staff.
Fabricated a similar staff using 3/4 schedule 40. I was concerned about the comfort of the grip for long treks. On the Mullen....is that the same as Mullen spice for apple cider? Good vid. Liked
Loved your video and the staff is great! I'm going to show this video to my grandkids and hopefully this will be a project we can all do together. Please make videos of your sister's staffs as well so we have lots of ideas!
Hello Ms Debra! That sounds like an amazing project with your grandkids. Wish we lived closer to my grandma. I will make a video about the other staffs I made, but my sisters and I are kind of slow putting videos up. We only put up one video and one song a week but I will try my best to work on it for September. Thank you and God bless!
Not to be to particular lol but that second saw on your multitool isn't actually a saw, its a fish scaler and the fork on the end is a hook remover. Its a common mistake lol but no worries I just thought you'd want to know lol, great idea and execution 👍
@@vineyardchickshomestead well thank you! I actually make knives, sheaths, and soft goods like bags, pouches and such lol. You'll have to go try it out, its not really hard but you definitely benefit from practicing lol. Its always good to see ladies into preparedness and survival, unfortunately it may come in handy at some point 😐
Thank you so much! I learn a lot when I made bug out bags and from watching videos from Mr Charles, Mr Robert and Uncle Al ...using PVC is sort of my favorite hobby! LOL Thank you so much for being here! Blessings
Wonderful walking stick! I got some useful ideas from you, thanks... However, I suggest you do not use aluminium for cooking/roasting/etc. Aluminium is a nervous poison...
We have 2 new videos about Survival Staffs up today that you might enjoy! And thank you for your tips! We aluminum foil indoors and need to look into this more! Thank you.
@@vineyardchickshomestead Aluminum is a very light and useful material. I am not saying that it should be avoided at all costs in all areas of life. I also have aluminum tools. However, it is very important to avoid aluminum in areas related to eating (and drinking), because this is when this substance can enter your body. So NEVER use aluminum glasses, plates, pots, pans, cutlery, knives, forks, spoons, tray for food and never wrap your food in aluminum foil! You can believe me, I'm a 57-year-old man and I've been involved in the real sciences all my life. Metallic aluminum didn't exist on Earth even maybe 200 years ago, it's an artificial creation that our body couldn't adapt to over millions of years in the past. Aluminum accumulates in the brain cells, it cannot be removed from there, so it causes numbness in the long term, which is not good at all. But we may say that it is okay if you have for example an aluminium desk, or shelf, rack, stand, chair...
Pretty cool Trie. Wondering if you could put Neosporin in the walking stick as well. Will be good to put on scratches to keep them from getting infected.
Thank you for looking out for us, Mr Charles! 💕 I do have some Neosporin in one of those straw tubes I made but it's an excellent point and I will try to show more when I do Bunkie and KayKay's walking sticks. Thank you and God Bless!
What is paracord?its my lucky day. I'm number 13 commenter. Would like to see what's on there walking sticks. Thanks. I want yo make a walking stick for my family.
Hello and thank you for being here! Parachord is the chord they make parachutes with...so it super strong and durable. It's great for making tents, traps, tie down gear, slings, and if need be the twines can be separated and used for sutures and thread. Good luck with your preps and let me know if I can help. -Trie
Survival walking staff should include some weight for self defense. If you have to clobber someone or a wild animal, you want them to feel it. PVC seems like it would be light.
This is a good video that I've ever seen, friends are always connected, if friends need authentic Indonesian recipes, I make them, I complete your language for each video so you can try Indonesian dishes, greetings from Indonesia, friends😍🥰
Thanks so much for being here! Links for the videos mentioned are in the description. For more PREPPING VIDOES: ua-cam.com/play/PL8rguJAGbD7J2De99FmSIvvnmYzy6AU_j.html and our music videos: ua-cam.com/play/PL8rguJAGbD7KdQVsBkKI5eSNJG-BvRuLF.html Thank you and God bless!
Somebody’s parents are doing one hell of a job! 👏
Thanks so much! Isn't everyone learning to homestead and prep yet? Thanks again!
What a nice young lady. I like seeing young people like this. Doing something productive you can tell she spends a lot of time in the forest. Cudos!
One of the best presentations I've watched on this subject, what a talented and well prepared young family. A bonus to your design is you can just change out a section for a longer one as you grow and even screw the three together for extra reach when foraging something too high up. Well done....
Thank you very much
Warms my heart to see a young woman taking responsibility for her own life. Now this is a strong independent woman. LOL
Great video. I would like to see a how to build the staff video and a list of supplies needed, The screw connectors, the plastic tubes for the fishing gear & first aid kit.
Thank you. We've been talking about revisiting this topic and that really helps. Blessings.
WOW, that's an awesome walking stick!! Would love to see Kaykays & Bunkies. Great information in the video! Thank you for sharing! Blessings to you and your family!🕊✝🙏🏼💖
Thank you! We are sooo far behind because of the Christmas Album...and life...but I think it will be a blessing for someone. God bless Ms Cynthia 💕
Nice walking stick Trie! When I go hunting with my dad and my brother we carry some of the same things on our quads. I had bought permanent matches for the three of us because they are supposed to light even when wet, but the are kind of temperamental, and were difficult to light sometimes. We carry lighters and have matches sealed in vacuum bags along with the permanent match. We always have food and drinks with us, and of course knives and our pew-pew sticks. You have done well with your bugout prepping, and building the walking stick! I would love to see Kay-Kay and Bunkie's walking sticks too! God bless you and your family!
Thank you Mr Randy! Those are great suggestions! I know I need to work on my pew pew skills too, but have not been a fan. I'm glad to hear your family is well prepped! -Trie
Great Job....You should keep your Matches away from your Ferro Rod...because the Matches will Corrode and eat away at your Ferro Rod...just something everyone dont know about
Dryer lint is good fire starter too. Maybe some Vaseline for cuts to! Carmex works great on rashes and cuts too!
Thank you for the great ideas, Ms Brenda! I have some Neosporin in a tube but these other ointments would be great to have on hand. Lint, nice! 💕
You can add a few coffee paper filters to clean large debris from your water.. And add a Shamogh it has multiple uses. From a sunshade to something to put things in. Also super important item clear or the yellow safety glass . when walking in the woods especially in low light they keep bushes from hitting you in the eye . Great video little lady . love the staff.
First time viewer and avid hiker for decades and fellow UA-camr. First, I want to compliment you on how poised you are in front of the camera. Second, I want to just say what an outstanding video from a usefulness standpoint you have produced. Great job! One though I have about the staff is that, living in the mountain west and using walking sticks for years, I find that they are more useful if they have at least a bit of a point to make purchase with the ground. Don't know how you would do that with pvc pipe, but you seem very inventive so perhaps you can come up with a way.
Thank you! That's an awesome tip! Did you see the pun, there (LOL). I really appreciate your compliment. Thank you. I do have an idea for a tip and will give it a try! Thank you! 💕
Wow she has thought of just about everything with this staff. I would keep these things on my person also just in case I was to lose my staff. Remember 2 is 1 and 1 is none.😊
Thank you! I did my best, but I think there's still some improvements I could make to it! Thanks for the tips!
Great walking staff. Wonderful vlogpeppers!! Amso love the harvest basket. Ewe I don't do benadryl I suffer I get weird on Benadryl. The second saw is a Fish scaler. Yard Salads!! You Hippies!! Lol great vlog
Thanks so much Mr Jeff and Ms Tammi! Hope you all are enjoying your vacation! Looks amazing!
@@vineyardchickshomestead we're back and it was epic!! Ty
Awesome...my sister knew that. Sorry...glad you are back safe and had an epic time!
Fantastic walking stick Trie! What a great idea to tuck everything inside for easy access! I would love to have a look at KayKay and Bunkie's walking sticks
The little saw is a fish scaler an hook remover 👍
You can tap an oak tree for water just like you would a maple tree. A metal drink straw can be cut down shorter for this. A dollar store bandana can be used for filtering water or wear around your neck to cool you or could be cut into strips for fire making. Several uses for it or a hot pad when handling your cooking items. Just fold it several times. Love your walking stick project. And you did a great job with your wrap of Paracord on it. I learned to do it from a U tube video. And it takes quite a bit of time to do and get it nice and tight. Love that you did all the colored as well. Well thought out and did a very neat job on it. Always good to have those backups as well. WELL DONE!!
Thank you! I've been meaning to put up a video about the ones I made for my two sisters. You have some great tips and you clearly know what you are talking about. Thank you. I really love the idea of tree taps. I definitely need to add that prep! Thank you! ❤
One of thre best I have watched!
Thank you! We really appreciate it!
Very cool idea for a walking stick. I'm already planning to make me one... 100% great idea... 👍
Thank you! Hope this helped. I have two other sticks that have not made video of yet but will try. We've been really focussed on our music this year. Good luck with your walking stick!
That’s a really cool innovative idea and done very well. You got my gears going now.
Thanks Green Street. Hope it helped! Will stop by soon to say hello.
@@vineyardchickshomestead 👍
I've spent hours daydreaming about making something like this & Your project is Way better .Nice Work . " There's no such thing as the perfect Gir..... "
Great upload thx!!!
YOU are excellent and present very well you have good knowledge
Awesome job
Most Excellent and very useful! Thank You!
Wow that's an awesome walking stick. I may have to make one.
Thank so much! Good luck…they are great to have!
Don't skip on a good lighter always a bic.great job.👍👍🐾
Really good explanation of your hiking stick. Thanks for sharing. Take care.
Thanks so much. I hope something was helpful for your preps. God bless!
@@vineyardchickshomestead I've been doing things for more than 50 years and it's always informative to see what people are doing - especially younger folks!
Now that is well thought out and very useful it looks like.
Thank you so much, Mr Chuck! I've worked on this for a couple months last winter. Hopefully I will never really need it, but it is nice to have. Blessings!
@@vineyardchickshomestead Well it turned out great and you did a fantastic job of presenting it.
Good staff tour !
Happy New Year P Journeys! 🥳🎉
Good job young lady. Wish more kids where like you. Might have to make one of those walking sticks
Aw...thank you! Sorry for the late reply it's harvest time. I will try to put up videos about my other walking sticks. Blessings!
What a Blessing, I love praying for Wisdom!!!
Thanks so much! Blessings!
That was awesome to watch.
Hope you all have a great Labor Day
Fantastic video
Great job on the walking stick and foraging! Wow! You put a lot of thought into that walking stick!
Thanks so much! 💕 I have two more walking sticks that I will try to put up!
I think your walking stick is the best I have seen on UA-cam! I want to make some for my grandkids which age from 5-21. So I tried to figure out how to do it, but I can’t figure out what size pvc pipe and what connectors you used ? And what size are little tubes that you put your supplies in, and where did you buy the test tubes? Please help me out! Thank you!
Thanks so much! I used 3/4 pvc with threaded connectors. Good luck and have a great time with your grandkids! I actually made 3 versions. Here's an old video with a very silly intro but it highlights some other features: ua-cam.com/video/gCZgts-yOjk/v-deo.html
love this
Fantastic walking stick survival kit there, Trie. Very nicely thought out and set up, I would be interested to see Kay Kay and Bunkie's versions. ❤️
Thanks Ms Arielle...I'm still trying to get caught up...soon. 💕
Wonderful!
Thanks so much!
Excellent video. You did a very good job on your presentation. I really like the walking staff. That's pretty cool with all the se tions and thoughtful items included in its design.
Good tip on the Mullien use and remembering where you found it. You may see small first year plants growing in the grasses nearby the spent ones right now I bet since it blooms the second year. We call the mullen leaves toilet paper plant here and people use them in a pinch. 😁
A note on the plant at your feet you thought was lamb's ear isn't Stachys byzantina, aka lamb's ear. It is another flowering plant, possibly Lychnis coronarea, which is Rose Campion. Rose campion also has silvery green leaves covered with tiny hairs. However, Lambs ear has shorter leaves that have longer soft hairs and doesn't grow in a rosette, but is a ground cover that will send up silver flower spikes that bloom in spring with numerous small soft purplish pink flowers.
Btw, historically Lamb's ear was used to bandage wounds. Much nicer than used for TP.
Hello Ms Patty! If you are ever in the midwest I'd love to go hiking with you and learn more about plants. I have Midwest Foraging by Lisa Rose. I included it when I took video but I dont think it made final cuts. It's a really good book but matching pictures only goes so far! Thanks so much for the tips an Lamb's ear.. I need to go foraging again.
Great design on that walking stick!! Great job and review of this! Very impressed! 😊👍❤️
That’s a fantastic walking stick Trie, thanks for sharing with us!
Thank you! God bless.
Very good ideas with the melted straw storage 👍🏼
Thank you! It's pretty easy...just heat the straw with the lighter and press it together with the bottom of the lighter. Blessings!
I have a flat iron I use for sealing bags..I'm definitely going to try it with the straws
Really well done. I am curious as to what you are using and where you got the plastic tubes that contain the parts of your survival items inside your staff.
It is terrific you are planning ahead and being prepared. Excellent advise and well explained. KUDOS!
Nice
Awesome ty Great information ❤
Fabricated a similar staff using 3/4 schedule 40. I was concerned about the comfort of the grip for long treks.
On the Mullen....is that the same as Mullen spice for apple cider?
Good vid. Liked
Loved your video and the staff is great! I'm going to show this video to my grandkids and hopefully this will be a project we can all do together. Please make videos of your sister's staffs as well so we have lots of ideas!
Hello Ms Debra! That sounds like an amazing project with your grandkids. Wish we lived closer to my grandma. I will make a video about the other staffs I made, but my sisters and I are kind of slow putting videos up. We only put up one video and one song a week but I will try my best to work on it for September. Thank you and God bless!
Not to be to particular lol but that second saw on your multitool isn't actually a saw, its a fish scaler and the fork on the end is a hook remover. Its a common mistake lol but no worries I just thought you'd want to know lol, great idea and execution 👍
Love the name! And thank you...I've never actually been fishing so it is a weak spot in my survival training. Really appreciate the tips! -Trie
@@vineyardchickshomestead well thank you! I actually make knives, sheaths, and soft goods like bags, pouches and such lol. You'll have to go try it out, its not really hard but you definitely benefit from practicing lol. Its always good to see ladies into preparedness and survival, unfortunately it may come in handy at some point 😐
That staff is super cool! 💪 You did great making that..and very well thought out!
Thank you so much! I learn a lot when I made bug out bags and from watching videos from Mr Charles, Mr Robert and Uncle Al ...using PVC is sort of my favorite hobby! LOL Thank you so much for being here! Blessings
Do you have a video of you making this? ..... If not you should make one, it's a great idea
Wonderful walking stick! I got some useful ideas from you, thanks...
However, I suggest you do not use aluminium for cooking/roasting/etc. Aluminium is a nervous poison...
We have 2 new videos about Survival Staffs up today that you might enjoy! And thank you for your tips! We aluminum foil indoors and need to look into this more! Thank you.
@@vineyardchickshomestead Aluminum is a very light and useful material. I am not saying that it should be avoided at all costs in all areas of life. I also have aluminum tools. However, it is very important to avoid aluminum in areas related to eating (and drinking), because this is when this substance can enter your body. So NEVER use aluminum glasses, plates, pots, pans, cutlery, knives, forks, spoons, tray for food and never wrap your food in aluminum foil!
You can believe me, I'm a 57-year-old man and I've been involved in the real sciences all my life. Metallic aluminum didn't exist on Earth even maybe 200 years ago, it's an artificial creation that our body couldn't adapt to over millions of years in the past. Aluminum accumulates in the brain cells, it cannot be removed from there, so it causes numbness in the long term, which is not good at all. But we may say that it is okay if you have for example an aluminium desk, or shelf, rack, stand, chair...
Wow, your description is very detailed. Kudos to editing. And also wonderful video, very informative 👏
Thank you! God bless.
Nice stick Trie!
Pretty cool Trie. Wondering if you could put Neosporin in the walking stick as well. Will be good to put on scratches to keep them from getting infected.
Thank you for looking out for us, Mr Charles! 💕 I do have some Neosporin in one of those straw tubes I made but it's an excellent point and I will try to show more when I do Bunkie and KayKay's walking sticks. Thank you and God Bless!
@@vineyardchickshomestead Just wasn't sure if you had or not, was just a thought.
Thank you, Mr Charles. It's very important to have and I appreciate you looking out for us. Thank you!
@@vineyardchickshomestead You're welcome.
Rubberbands wear out quick and become brittle. Maybe use exercise bands
Thank you, Ms Kimberly...that's a really great point! 😊❤
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What is paracord?its my lucky day. I'm number 13 commenter. Would like to see what's on there walking sticks. Thanks. I want yo make a walking stick for my family.
Hello and thank you for being here! Parachord is the chord they make parachutes with...so it super strong and durable. It's great for making tents, traps, tie down gear, slings, and if need be the twines can be separated and used for sutures and thread. Good luck with your preps and let me know if I can help. -Trie
An orienteering compass can save your life. Your glued on compass is less accurate. Thanks
Survival walking staff should include some weight for self defense. If you have to clobber someone or a wild animal, you want them to feel it. PVC seems like it would be light.
Love the video though, and the survival stick.
Maybe a heavy padlock on the paracord.....for self defense.
Thank you, Ms Lisa! I really like the padlock idea. Thank you for taking the time to share!
This is a good video that I've ever seen, friends are always connected, if friends need authentic Indonesian recipes, I make them, I complete your language for each video so you can try Indonesian dishes, greetings from Indonesia, friends😍🥰
Thank you, Ms Dapur! Great to see you! 💕
Thank You