Making a Didgeridoo (David Hudson) 

When termites are a good thing to have... I am from America (Kentucky) ,but by chance I live in Bavaria,Germany now.. I understand how much you miss your dog..I have lost mine to stroke and 1 to cancer....They were Black lab mixes..One coming from a kill shelter..Which she had been abused and was afraid of everything..and sick as well...(Kennel cough the went into an infection) and under weight.. She got well with antibiotics thankfully,and I worked with her everyday ...The first time I saw her happy she had tore the hell out of my plastic flower pot and was playing with it...I was so happy that I cried..She was an awesome girl..I named her Belle Starr..Years later a severe stroke took her away from me...Broke my heart when she passed ...She was not just a pet she was my best friend.. I have always loved the sound of the Didgeridoo..Thank you for doing this video...

David Hudson legend

long time fella love your energy :)))

Edgar. Cayce material talks of the 5 root races . His book, Their is a River by Edgar Cayce .............

@@racheallange2056 Do Pets go to Heaven. Edgar Cayce material

What type of tree?

Great instrument if you snore mate.

@@garrettgolden1851 im in New England, ants do the same thing here. Most of our wood is pine, oak, maple, birch, hickory. I wish we still had chestnut trees, that would make a sound to behold.

@@rosco3516 right on! I have yet to get my hands on a didge (tree) naturally hollowed out, but I make mine out of bamboo and copper.

@@rosco3516 so the ants up there hollow out all types of trees?

Thinking the same thing!

Yeah, you are in fact absolutley right!!! That is the vehicle in which life came to Earth from Mars..... Next thing you know aliens are making didgeridoos Lolz

@@franksantiago7519 it's probably how the Australians communicate with the aliens 😂

I think the same

That is normal in the outback (Australian bush)

Same here! Bought this on vhs in 1998 or 99 from an Aussie shop in Bruges. About a year later the shop flew Hudson over to give a show and presentation on didge and aboriginal culture. He even signed my didge!

Pretty sure this is a ancient aborigione instrument

@@oscard.lisboa6105 whoooosh

Yeah aboriginals have been doing this for thousands of years

Colonist and missionaries have destroyed lot - all over the world and still doing it, covert way

termites eat wood but they mostly live underground or in mounds. Unlike carpenter ants, which hollow out trees to make their nests but don't eat the wood, as they can't digest it.

Nope. He is really handsome.

thank you

later on he says " there's one over here that's already been eaten out." I wouldn't have laughed so hard had i not read you comment lol.

And this Gentleman, is why I date older women ...

only if its alive

Um... is it ever going to say no?

not sure but I would guess there is a way to make a paintbrush out of bush materials, like bristles from a reed plant or animal hair?

@@otterpupp we use wattles for brushes. Looks awesome

Didgeridoo^**

nah, he plays the didgeridoo, he is the didgeridude

lmao

GOOD! ...you needed it :-)

geeetube Look up "how to play a didgeridoo" and you'll find a video of him playing.

thanks boss i did... and the video that came up was him playing this one he just made... sweeeeeeeeet..... just what i was after :)

During the ice ages rocks were deposited all over the place by glaciers. That rock could be from one of the first ice ages 100s of millions of years ago

If echoes inside. Sort of like a watermelon, the ones that are ready and have juice in them will make a louder and more echoed sound.

Looked like it lol

Ochre. Natural clay pigment.

Yes, but you have to hollow it yourself :-) I recommend an angle grinder with an Arbortech attached.

Ochre. They're natural colors. Red, yellow, black. Add water, and a he said, the iron oxide in the stones he used to crush and mix the ochres help it last longer. You can buy them online if you want. All paints come from natural pigments. Some are poisonous (painters and their assistants went crazy and/or died from mixing them). The ochres aren't.

Walk in Beauty brother... this day... and every day ✌️

the bioplastic comes from bamboo... and I add a white volcanic ash.. like mullock heaps at an opal mine.. it has palladium in it... makes the stuff ring like a bell with that extra ingredient all musical instruments need ❤️

He literally JUST showed you.

He literally JUST showed you.

Live in Australia for starters and go around knocking on baby Eucalyptus trees

Eucalyptus. Sorry kinda late response 😂

Red river gum, stringybark, bloodwood, woollybutt to name but four.

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