I have a love for the way God's creation keeps everyday life going. Nature is filled with adventure and resources, just waiting for us to dive into. If you learn how to use and respect what nature offers it can be for you and not against. The way I teach is meant to help all people in this aspect. I teach those who already love nature and those who aren't quite sure about it yet. It's not just about survival to me, it's getting prepared for another adventure. Not only do these skills give you confidence to embark on your next journey, but help you handle bad situations safely. You can expect a variety of environments like Florida, Michigan and Tennessee on this channel as well. This will help you, as it has me, to understand different environments along your travels. My goal is to be a unique channel using my experience to bring you solid outdoor self-reliance knowledge and hopefully inspire people to get back outside! Remember my friends: -Choose the path less traveled...Matthew 7:13
If you was to check the main log out really good I would about bet that the biggest part of it was rich pine, or fat wood as city slickers like to call it and sell it as. I can walk through the woods a spot most of it, but I do like to notch it just to be 1000% sure.
In this mean world , your DAD is a TRUE human, who not only cares for his people but also nature, and has taught something to the GEN X with this humble gesture
Just discovered your videos and i've really enjoyed them. It looks like you aren't making content anymore, but i hope you're doing well wherever you are.
Brother, I’m so glad you made this. I live in Central Florida and I’ve been bushcrafting for a while now but always struggle with resources. This is a win! 🫡
I remember reading about a man in the depression era. He had a child and no job. So for food, he soaked raisins in vodka to get the pheasants drunk. He came along and collected them at sundown. They could not fly up to roost. When he ran out of vodka, he took newspaper and cut it out into a cone. He put a raisin in the base of the cone, then a sticky tar just around the inside edge of the cone. The pheasant would stick its head in to get the raisin and the cone would stick to their head, blinding them. Again at sundown he came around and collected them.
This is good for carrying it out but a gamechanger for small trails. Too small to fit a 4x4 but dirtbikes work. Sling the deer on the back and ride home
Dumb question but do you try to tame some of them? Are ringnecks even tamable to begin with? I’ve heard mixed things about them and rather talk to a person who raises them and are experts. I got a male I know he will never be tamable but if I can get him a female and raise some chicks maybe I can tame a couple depending on what your answer is
Is it possible to use an Eastern red ceder as a sort of pine tar? I do not have any sort of pine where I live. I would like to use as an end grain sealant for my log cabin I've built.
What’s crazy is the despite doing this for as long as we have as a species and have manufactured much stronger adhesives, this stuff is still one of the best that you can personally manufacture from nature. I’ve used it in so many projects that I’ve made over the years and have ZERO complaints. Affordable, easy to use, easy to make, and it even has medicinal properties as well. It’s a powerhouse.
You can also dry the leaves and make a fairly reasonable tea substitute with them as well. Also a better way to relieve the headache with this plant is to rapidly rub and crush leafy twigs in your hands and inhale the smell of the oils so you don't have to chew the leaves.
Next time sonny 👨🦰 Bring a real ax 🪓 To the Party 🔥 The real Roson is in the tree trunk an the roots.. Next time do better research 📚.... Then use the camera 🎥 Son 👨🦰 ......... All you demonstrated was proof of concept. ... You produced diddly square in volume. ..🙄 That why you never showed you extraction Volume. ..an you decided to end filming 🎥 an split 🏃♀️💨💨 for back home 🤦
Thank you very much for the video, very cool. I'm going to buy resin because it's cheaper than paraffin (which left me very surprised), I'll see if mixing the rosin with water makes it more similar to this product, if so, it would be even better, we don't always want something so thick The hatchet thing is very good and useful, I didn't like it until I saw it a while ago, but it's still not worth it, the machete is much more useful
