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Primitive river cane arrows and trade point arrowheads 

Clay Hayes
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This week Clay Hayes is building primitive arrows and trade point arrowheads. This video will go through the entire arrow making process from harvesting and straightening the river cane to forging handmade trade point arrowheads and fletching with wild turkey feathers and sinew.
Clay starts by roughly straightening the primitive arrow shaft materials over a fire before bundling them together to dry. While the cane is drying he fires up the coal forge and builds several trade point style arrowheads with tangs to mount into the hollow cane shafts.
Once the cane is dry, another straightening pass will ensure they're straight. Then self nocks are cut and the shafts fletched with wild turkey feathers and sinew. Clay shows how to make primitive fletchings and fletch the arrows by hand.
In next weeks video we will be making a sinew bow string for the primitive bow we made in last weeks video. This will complete our primitive hunting gear in preparation for an upcoming wild hog hunt.
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Комментарии : 167   
@laytonpratt
@laytonpratt 5 лет назад
I just convinced my mom to order your book. I really want to get into bow building and if it’s anything like your videos, then it is an amazing book.
@hankczinaski915
@hankczinaski915 5 лет назад
It's a great book. A lot of little tips and tricks in it. Get yourself a Traditional Bowyers Bible as well.
@rm8679
@rm8679 Год назад
I love your videos and watch them all. I love your audience (cows). They love watching you too. :)
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter Год назад
Thank you very much!
@Rabbitears1
@Rabbitears1 4 месяца назад
I've made a couple of rivercane tradepoint arrows myself, I used the two- feather southeastern style since I live in the sandhill region of SC.
@dkoriss1
@dkoriss1 2 года назад
Hi Clay, nice job, I really enjoy your videos as I am fascinated of primitive archery and survival teckiniques and constructions. Unfortunately I come and live in a country (Greece) we do not hunt with bows and there is even legislation against it, or at least is not clear. I always been attracted of classic/primative archery, hunting in such way, survival skills, etc. Unfortunatelly my job keeps me inside an office, so my way out for many years now, is to watch videos like yours, that "travels" me in places with nature and primitive skills which creates a sense of self-sufficiency/realiance. Our ancient philosopher Aristotle wrote thousands of years ago that happy man is not the rich one, but the one who feels self-sufficient. I believe you are happy person in such way Clay. Many times, whenever I have some free time I am practising some primitive pathways inspired out of videos like yours. So I would like to ask is there a way that turns turkey feathers in such helical shape (which makes it more efficient hunting wise) or naturally gets this shape when attached on the arrow ?
@cecilsowers8242
@cecilsowers8242 3 года назад
That’s absolutely the coolest thing I’ve ever saw
@angelus_solus
@angelus_solus 5 лет назад
Damn mate, put a logging chain around that anvil! The ring is ear-piercing.
@hemidart7
@hemidart7 2 года назад
It's also bouncing around too much
@vindictii
@vindictii 2 года назад
Amazing. I wanted to make my own bow and turns out I have both red cedar and rivercane on my land. Thanks for the vids
@user-df8eu6ew3y
@user-df8eu6ew3y 5 месяцев назад
Exelente. Muy clara la explicación del proceso.
@PatrickDustman
@PatrickDustman 5 лет назад
What a great video, I really enjoyed watching. Really high quality mate. SurvivalAustria
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
Thanks
@dariuswhite2543
@dariuswhite2543 4 года назад
@@clayhayeshunter doesnt heavy arrow heads give the arrow flight more of a arc in its trajectory
@tusharjamwal
@tusharjamwal 3 года назад
@@dariuswhite2543 yes but more penetration for hunting and better chance of the arrow surviving.
@AFCAWorldBodybuildingArchive
@AFCAWorldBodybuildingArchive 5 лет назад
It's amazingly cute how interestef those cows are watching you work 😍😅
@RenescoRocketman
@RenescoRocketman 5 лет назад
so much work put in such simple and primitive things. i would never guess if i havent seen this.
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
It takes time for sure!
@RedmanOutdoors366
@RedmanOutdoors366 Год назад
Clay that cow is your Best friend next time give him some attention he's interested in you 😉
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter Год назад
Ok 😁
@jolllyroger1
@jolllyroger1 5 лет назад
I love how your are surrounded by streaks on the hoof
@decab8292
@decab8292 5 лет назад
You sir are an artisan 👨‍🎨 Thank you for sharing your work.
@MultiSoulcollector
@MultiSoulcollector Год назад
I love your video's no filler just the information one needs. Thank you.
@VADIMHARDRADA
@VADIMHARDRADA 6 месяцев назад
Should you varnish your river cane shafts or its great without it?
@John-gp9qf
@John-gp9qf 3 года назад
The cows are happy
@theguywitheyebrows
@theguywitheyebrows 5 лет назад
great point mount method man!! love that point. i might even be able to forge those kinda points myself! thanks for the vid sir!
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
They’re pretty easy!
@hectortoullier2266
@hectortoullier2266 Год назад
La verdad por ser una flecha Survivol está . Pero deja mucho que desear la firma de la punta y las plumas😏
@MrLuiswalker
@MrLuiswalker 5 лет назад
True art
@waynepatton689
@waynepatton689 5 лет назад
Impressive to say the least.
@shanek6582
@shanek6582 5 лет назад
I like your cabin
@jesuspaz795
@jesuspaz795 5 лет назад
i like your home made bows.
@team-jl9uq
@team-jl9uq 5 лет назад
Glad you put these videos out I have learned a lot from them
@larryreese6146
@larryreese6146 5 лет назад
Great video Clay. Always enjoy watching and seeing what you're going to come up with next. Seeing you making the primitive stuff and seeing your video on long distance shooting made me wonder if you'd ever spent any time around Northeastern Oklahoma and if you'd ever tried stalk shooting with the Cherokees. I've tried it once. Really enjoyed it and wish I had more time for the stuff I see you doing on your videos. Keep living the dream Clay. Good wishes to you.
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
Thanks Larry
@chadlykins2265
@chadlykins2265 2 года назад
Great video very informative
@curtisloud1027
@curtisloud1027 3 года назад
Those cattle are as interested as me on making arrows nice to have company! Curt
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 3 года назад
They are!
@georgyekimov9727
@georgyekimov9727 2 года назад
Clay, thank you so much!!!
@bonesstones6584
@bonesstones6584 5 лет назад
Excellent video, I like your method of winding all three fletchings together then positioning them.
@CrisAnderson27
@CrisAnderson27 Год назад
As you were forging the arrowheads I was going to comment that you should have made them single bevel...at which point you started filing and made them....single bevels lol. Nice choice! The benefits are substantial. I've made my own finished 250g broadheads for my compound bow (never made an entire arrow!) and chose single bevel without hesitation.
@donwaldroopoutdoors3665
@donwaldroopoutdoors3665 2 года назад
Dude your born 1000 yr too late lol , your beast caveman , love the vids
@jesuspaz795
@jesuspaz795 5 лет назад
you are my number one show i like to watch. i wish i know how to make a selfbow.
@jacobdad2742
@jacobdad2742 4 года назад
I love you're audience. I'm surprised by how curious they are.
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 4 года назад
🐮 mooo
@jacobdad2742
@jacobdad2742 4 года назад
Hahaha
@draven3838
@draven3838 5 лет назад
I have river cane arrows that I've been shooting for 11 years and they are fantastic, I've made some a little heavier than I'd use for a 60# long bow and shot them thru my compound bow and they are super fast and tuff
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
Cool! Yea, river cane is super tough stuff.
@austin2245psn
@austin2245psn 5 лет назад
Very cool forge machine
@stefanvanvuuren3931
@stefanvanvuuren3931 5 лет назад
Thanks Clay!! Good luck with your hog hunt, the photos looked great today!
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
Thanks
@wesleytyl8594
@wesleytyl8594 5 лет назад
I hope you dont mind but l would like to make a suggestion on something that you might want to try with this style of arrows. I have been making traditional bow and arrows for 6 years now and when I make my river or tonkin cane arrows I use a hardwood insert for both the nock and point end. For the nock l get a hardwood dowel rod that is is the same diameter as the cane shaft shave down the last half inch until it fits into the hole that cane shafts have naturally. Once the it fits I glue it into place, after the glue has dried you can cut the wood dowel rod to any size you want, l usually cut it at 1/2 inch. For the point end it's pretty much process but the wood shaft insert part is longer. I usually use a 6 inch long wooden dowel rod. I shave down the last 2 inches until it fits into the cane arrow shaft and that leaves me with 4 inches of the dowel rod coming out of the cane shaft. I also do not glue in the wood foreshaft on the point end, it is just held in place by friction, by doing this it allows you to swap out you points if need be. These wood inserts/foreshafts prevent the cane from slitting when fired and impacting targets because the wood can sustain more force and you dont self nock either end of the shaft. If you need a visual reference there are plenty of images and videos on the internet on this. As l said in the beginning this is just a suggestion for something to look into and try. I dont want this to be seen or taken in a negative manner. I love watching your videos. You are excellent at explaining and representing everything that you do in your videos. l cant wait to see your next video keep up the good work
@arrowflinger3798
@arrowflinger3798 5 лет назад
That's awesome... I've seen people do arrows like that online... the only thing I'm confused about is how you guys spine the arrows... it seems like it would be inconsistent and hard to determine
@wesleytyl8594
@wesleytyl8594 5 лет назад
@@arrowflinger3798 To determine the spine on arrows done in the way I described is really no different than finding the spine of a normal wood arrows. All you have to do is put it on a spine tester.
@arrowflinger3798
@arrowflinger3798 5 лет назад
@@wesleytyl8594 oh okay... seems simple enough... just asking cause it seems that to weaken the spine you have to shave it down and cane is already pretty thin walled... would break more easily? Also what aboit the primitive way of spine testing... did native americans just use trial and error or a more complicated technique?
@wesleytyl8594
@wesleytyl8594 5 лет назад
@@arrowflinger3798 Native Americans had no way to test the spine of their arrows that I know of. What they did was make a batch of arrows, shoot them from their bow, and then group the arrows that flew the best from that bow together.
@woodsmansfinest3814
@woodsmansfinest3814 5 лет назад
Wonderful video! Was looking forward to this so much! Really haven't shot cedar and bamboo shafts in a long time.. But I'll try bamboo again... Just because! Thank you!
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
It’s a great material.
@draven3838
@draven3838 5 лет назад
Don't get me wrong ,I really enjoy.your videos they are top notch and instructive
@terrysmith8714
@terrysmith8714 4 года назад
Another great video. Cheers
@inthemountainswithmeachum3256
@inthemountainswithmeachum3256 4 года назад
I was really hoping you were going to make a single bevel BH, awesome
@slingshotwarrrior8105
@slingshotwarrrior8105 5 лет назад
Fine craftsmanship
@keymaster2108
@keymaster2108 5 лет назад
very well done although I know nothing about it until now
@darrellbowen1582
@darrellbowen1582 5 лет назад
Very cool brother ! Great job
@devindobson8281
@devindobson8281 4 года назад
Wow
@VADIMHARDRADA
@VADIMHARDRADA 6 месяцев назад
I am living in Ukraine and I've never seen a green river cane like this in video. Here all our river cane is like white oak in color and has a couple of leaves at the end. So can I make a good arrow out of that?
@Lesr8
@Lesr8 4 месяца назад
Always work with what you got. It’s very much possible
@jerryshort2021
@jerryshort2021 5 лет назад
Great video
@garrettmize6128
@garrettmize6128 5 лет назад
Awesome video !! From Oklahoma
@Soviless99
@Soviless99 Год назад
lol the cows just watching him
@londiniumarmoury7037
@londiniumarmoury7037 5 лет назад
Great stuff.
@Makete100
@Makete100 5 лет назад
Do you also make your own charcoal? Another great video. Thanks for all you do to give us this teachings.
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
I do.
@jamescraven480
@jamescraven480 2 года назад
I am an old fart I can't hear very well, what kind of glue are you using? This series is very interesting. Thank you Clay.
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 2 года назад
Hide glue
@jamescraven480
@jamescraven480 2 года назад
@@clayhayeshunter thank you
@wolfcreekoutdoors765
@wolfcreekoutdoors765 5 лет назад
I know you’ve made more arrows than me but if you don’t mind a suggestion on the nock end of the arrow take a piece of sandstone and flatten both sides at an angle toward each other then it will make it easier and quicker to cut in the nock
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
So you’re using it like a triangle shaped file?
@wolfcreekoutdoors765
@wolfcreekoutdoors765 5 лет назад
Yes you file it to almost a triangle then cutting the nock a lot easier I’m used to using all stone tools to make my river cane arrow
@ChanceSanders
@ChanceSanders 4 года назад
Cool vid! Put some gear oil in that blower lol.
@dennislock3415
@dennislock3415 2 года назад
Thought to lay in a small supply of rebar for arrow heads,is there any reason this would not work?
@joeytheetge9268
@joeytheetge9268 3 года назад
Looks like an old turbo on your forge.
@randyscott9034
@randyscott9034 5 лет назад
I’ve made decent broad heads out of two inch steel banding you can find it lying anywhere they are unloading steel or other long heavy freight if your lucky you can pick up enough of it to last a lifetime . Just cut it 3 inches long or however you wish then cut them out with a hacksaw or grinder or whatever you have%
@zaratekarate2037
@zaratekarate2037 5 лет назад
How long have you been hunting? What advice would you give on people who want to learn?
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
Grab a set of regulations, get a license, and start with small game. You’ll learn a ton. I’ve been hunting since I was a child.
@robertross3358
@robertross3358 Год назад
Which end of the cane goes forward , large or small ? Would the larger diameter end forward improve the weight FOC ?
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter Год назад
Larger
@WaschyNumber1
@WaschyNumber1 2 года назад
🖖 👍
@UkiDLucas
@UkiDLucas 5 лет назад
I appreciate your work, love the rustic settings and admire the very patient camera crew! :)
@bidenisdog8294
@bidenisdog8294 Год назад
That anvil will be far more enjoyable if you get that clamped down better and will take away alot of the ring out of it.
@itsreallyhairy3555
@itsreallyhairy3555 5 лет назад
That's fkin awesome bud. Thank you
@Uncle_Chuck
@Uncle_Chuck 3 года назад
Cows are mosey neighbours of the animal world lol
@outdoorsman9384
@outdoorsman9384 5 лет назад
Hay Clay great stuff,,who taught you all this ?
@johnkeck1025
@johnkeck1025 5 лет назад
How do you like your benchmade bugout? Is it as good as they say? Love your videos by the way man
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
If you’re talking about the pocketknife, I like it. It’s super lite weight and will make a good second blade for carrying while hunting.
@adamthomas8010
@adamthomas8010 5 лет назад
Hey man do you boil that gelatin or just heat it up?
@samuelstephens8909
@samuelstephens8909 Год назад
It is an interesting anvil pattern. Does anyone know what kind it is?
@rdh2059
@rdh2059 3 года назад
What do you use when in Idaho? There is no river cane there... Oceanspray?
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 3 года назад
Ocean spray makes a good shaft. No cane here.
@justabill5780
@justabill5780 2 года назад
What diameter cane should be used?
@jackdowdy
@jackdowdy 4 года назад
What is the best time of year to harvest rivercane?
@pauldavis9561
@pauldavis9561 5 лет назад
How you going Clay great vids mate learning alot really appreciate it....just wondering how u make homemade field points for your bamboo arrows?...i havent got a forge just wondering if u have any simple ideas for field tips cherz
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
Duplex nails aka double headed nails work great.
@pauldavis9561
@pauldavis9561 5 лет назад
@@clayhayeshunterthanks will give them a go cherz
@WaschyNumber1
@WaschyNumber1 2 года назад
A shame I can't get river cane in the UK 😔 or grow it.
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 2 года назад
Might be able to order some
@BEARivrman81356
@BEARivrman81356 5 лет назад
Great! Do you match the weight of the broad heads?
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
As best I can.
@jcorrealuna
@jcorrealuna 5 лет назад
Hi Clay. How much time you'll leave cane for dry? Thanks and regards. Julio
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
I dried these in just a few days by putting them in a PVC pipe and letting a hair dryer blow on them for about 48 hours.
@jarridcarter5001
@jarridcarter5001 5 лет назад
I saw you dried your stave in a heat box then checked the moisture...2 questions. Can you dry Osage in this manner and if so how long? And what did you use to check the moisture? That's actually 3 questions lol.
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
I’ve never dried Osage that way but I’ve heard of others doing it. It would take much longer than the cedar though. I used a cheap moisture meter you can pick up at most hardware stores. For checking moisture content in lumber.
@jarridcarter5001
@jarridcarter5001 5 лет назад
@@clayhayeshunter awesome thanks! I didn't even know a moisture meter was a thing! What lvl of moisture would you be looking for in an Osage stave?
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
Under 10%. 5 is about as low as I’d want to go. Dryer wood makes a quicker bow but it’s more prone to breaking.
@jarridcarter5001
@jarridcarter5001 5 лет назад
@@clayhayeshunter 10-4 I appreciate it!
@allendeanhuscusson459
@allendeanhuscusson459 2 года назад
What kind of sinew are you use?
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 2 года назад
This is deer back sinew.
@donjackson8816
@donjackson8816 5 лет назад
A lot is said by your Cows. Don Jackson Remington Magnum
@isaactheising9276
@isaactheising9276 4 года назад
Is there a material like this in Indiana I can use? Maybe canary grass?
@MrRextech76
@MrRextech76 5 лет назад
I have a question for you. I am attempting a osage short bow, has a few knots, I volcanoed the knots onn the back, how about the belly? Should in also leave the knots on the belly volcanoes, or can i get away with shaving them down?.
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
You can rasp and scrape right over them on the belly.
@MrRextech76
@MrRextech76 5 лет назад
@@clayhayeshunter so I can shave them flush on the belly then?
@MrRextech76
@MrRextech76 5 лет назад
Thanks for the information clay!
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
Yes
@MrRextech76
@MrRextech76 5 лет назад
@@clayhayeshunter thank you again clay!
@GunsmithRyther
@GunsmithRyther 5 лет назад
Can arrows be made from tamarisk/salt cedar?
@matthewprestine1974
@matthewprestine1974 5 лет назад
Spending more time in Florida now? Did you move back home?
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
Just for the winter!
@desertlifeoutdoors2186
@desertlifeoutdoors2186 3 года назад
Clay! I live in southeast Idaho are there any rivercane like plants around where I am?
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 3 года назад
There’s no cane. But things like redosier dogwood and oceanspray shoots work well for primitive shafts.
@bryonguenther6199
@bryonguenther6199 5 лет назад
👍
@jcorrealuna
@jcorrealuna 5 лет назад
The hot glue is commercial or you did it your self? If you did it, can you tell me the components? Thanks again and regards. Julio
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
It's knox gellitin from the grocery store. It's the same stuff as hide glue. Made from animal skins.
@jcorrealuna
@jcorrealuna 5 лет назад
Clay, you are saying that if i buy edible gelatine and i heat it, i obtain glue? This blow my mind.
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
Exactly! Just mix it with warm water and desolve the granuals and you have hide glue. ch
@kyletango
@kyletango 4 года назад
How much are you charging those cows to attend your arrow making class? Looks like the class is full. lol
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 4 года назад
😆freeloading
@LawnMowerProductions
@LawnMowerProductions 5 лет назад
Dude got on crocs
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
Damn scrait!
@LawnMowerProductions
@LawnMowerProductions 5 лет назад
@@clayhayeshunter I mean they is pretty cozy, just surprised.
@gabdion2767
@gabdion2767 5 лет назад
get a, Morakniv bro..
@aluptown
@aluptown 3 года назад
damn i’d like to spend a couple weeks with you to learn
@karlwellendorf763
@karlwellendorf763 5 лет назад
Great video! I've made cane arrows before but never removed the outer later. Was that to help it dry faster?
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
Yes. It dries much faster.
@robsarchery9679
@robsarchery9679 4 года назад
I find it is hard to straighten 100%
@JohnWhite-qk9fm
@JohnWhite-qk9fm 5 лет назад
What state are you in Clay?
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
Florida
@ronpettit7996
@ronpettit7996 4 года назад
Have you gone hunting with that bow
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 4 года назад
I’ve taken it a few time but it’s been too wet.
@dariuswhite2543
@dariuswhite2543 4 года назад
@@clayhayeshunter what do u charge for a real sinew bow string
@jeffmichel4312
@jeffmichel4312 5 лет назад
how did you learn all this stuff?
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
Just doing things. And lots of years.
@gamefactory6227
@gamefactory6227 4 года назад
hello can you make some arrow heads to me
@team-jl9uq
@team-jl9uq 5 лет назад
Do you sell any of your bows?
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
No. I give classes though.
@team-jl9uq
@team-jl9uq 5 лет назад
Wish I could take one of those classes. I am going to order your book. I made the switch from compound bow to traditional this year
@draven3838
@draven3838 5 лет назад
Why didn't you forge the shape you wanted ? Then finish it with a file
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
Because I’m not that good at the forge!
@draven3838
@draven3838 5 лет назад
Tha that's ok ,I wasn't with till I decided it would be good to know ,arrowheads are getting expensive
@firstnamelastname8865
@firstnamelastname8865 5 лет назад
Hey, do you take critique?
@clayhayeshunter
@clayhayeshunter 5 лет назад
What do you mean?
@fordman7479
@fordman7479 5 лет назад
You got an impeach trump add on this video
@capybara_100
@capybara_100 4 года назад
river cane breaks easily
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