Primitive Survival Bow Build for Bowfishing | Barbwire Wrapped Arrow, Wire Hooks, Gorge Hooks

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We build a survival bow and arrows from an alder tree and para cord and use it to bow fish rainbow trout from a stream. The arrow is built from a tree branch and wrapped in snare wire and barb wire from an old rusty fence. The hooks are also built from barb wire fence wire, to complete a full survival fishing tackle box. The full Survival Fishing Playlist: • Survival Fishing Chall...
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In a survival situation, it might surprise you to still be able to find many hand tools and discarded modern artifacts that are useful in building spears and fishing hooks. The key to survival is to use whatever you find available. Junk is often left over and lasts for years before it is reduced back to it's natural form. Metals can be worked and sharpened to make useful survival tools from fish hooks, to fish spears.
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@TheWoodedBeardsman 4 года назад

*FULL SURVIVAL FISHING Playlist:* ru-vid.com/group/PLDg2Qmw9pKieThQO2QMGAeKYFkfYPn6Ob

@adamsmith8533 4 года назад

Make a fish trap

@p38kris 4 года назад

Should try something like Zach or Greg ovens' automatic fish catcher trap thing

@aimonly378 4 года назад

I like how you make your own weapons you are the best at that

@user-dh5qd7ch3t 4 года назад

@@p38kris x

@landonchambers8975 4 года назад

River cane makes excellent bows and arrows

@MrTacklebury 4 года назад

When you are doing a live wood survival bow, you need to leave the bark on, so the springiness doesn't leave as it dries. If you are making a bow with dry wood, you have to go through the whole process of seasoning the wood, shaping the bow, backing the bow and then tillering etc, prior to trying to bend it, otherwise it will almost always break. Suckers around the base of many trees make good survival arrows also. In Canada, many Native Americans used hazel wood shoots. Also, for small game, river reeds can be cut off in the fall as they dry standing straight up, then you can bundle many together to "straighten" and then just insert a wooden nock on one end and a flat blunt on the other using some hide glue or wrapping it with the little strands on the inside of your 550 cordage. When making a traditional fishing arrow, make it about 3-4 feet long, then on the end to spear the fish, narrow two sides to make it look like a very long knife blade, then on one side cut notches in with a knife. This penetrates deeply and the notches ratchet up on the fish skin etc and keeps them from falling off too easily. This way you don't need any metal. Just fire harden the tip slightly.

@whenyou5155 3 года назад

I'm curious, when arrows are made properly, how often do they break?

@MrTacklebury 3 года назад

@@whenyou5155 Almost anytime they hit on their side as they fishtail leaving the bow. Depending on the level of flex and poundage of the bow. The very light reed arorws can be very weak and only require a slight bow with 25 max foot pounds. They are designed for birds or small game though. Actual wooden arrows, I use cedar, rarely break, except when inside game that is running. If you don't get a pass-thru on the game, they are sticking out and the first thing most stuck animals do is try to run to hide in the thickest brush possible. That's the most common way they break.

@TheGrmany69 3 года назад

That depends of the wood, ipe doesn't need curation, it's hard and flexible in itself.

@ChirpyMike 4 года назад

Start a "Go Fund Me" to get Scott some new t-shirts.

@sportyj123 4 года назад

haha nahh the 2000s skate tees are sick lol

@moonboogien8908 4 года назад

Maybe sone quicksilver, etnies, vans, volcom? Someone call Pac-sun.

@klantifashakur9894 3 года назад

Stüssy

@WoodlandWalks 4 года назад

Thanks for all your work and videos. I’m starting to understand how much is involved in making your content. Running vehicles, your time and resources. Thanks for presenting your skills in such a cool and clear way. Your subscriber numbers clearly demonstrate that you’ve got it right. Cheers Wooded Beardsman

@drewramire962 4 года назад

I love how much more your friend knows about this and you keep trying to be right every chance you get.

@swiss1107 4 года назад

Boys playing in the woods👌

@dogleg6669 4 года назад

Full Stop! The best materials for arrows available in North America, the Rocky Mountains for sure is wild roses long straight shafts are readily available can be tweaked to fly true and hardened with fire. Great video as always.

@johnnyharperscoutstable5386 4 года назад

Successful catch! 😃🍺

@dndl.3.33 4 года назад

Hundred times outta ten!

@cakeycakecake6827 4 года назад

As an Australian, you guys wandering through head height grass like that genuinely makes me uncomfortable.

@MrRodrigomarcola 3 года назад

yep, the raptors live in the tall grass...

@Q-BinTom 4 года назад

Great to see you out and doing stuff and thanks for taking us along for the ride.

@moonboogien8908 4 года назад

If the fish don't die from the actual arrow shot, we know they'll kick the bucket from tetanus.

@apollomaybe7818 4 года назад

20:15 is the fishing part that passes the tutorial on making the bows, just for the people that want to see fishing.

@craigculver1933 4 года назад

Me and my grandsons love your shows, I'll say whatcha watching. WOODBEARD!! Papa, Keep um coming your awesome.

@keithlester2224 4 года назад

The way to make an privative arrow was to build a small fire and heat the shaft where you need to straighten it and hold it till it cools straight.

@notUrAVerAGeHO 4 года назад

Way to go guys, great "can do" attitude!!!

@JISHEE68 4 года назад

Survival Scott and the Wooded Beardsman, great teamwork guys!

@stevenhall8964 3 года назад

Theres a type of Stinging Nettle found in the Santa Cruz Redwood Coast Mountains in California that grows leaves twice that size and the stingers are on both sides of the leaves! In the morning time when covered in dew with the ferns and Thimbleberries, Horstail Rushes and Miner's Lettuce around them and the huge Redwoods as a backdrop, it's one of the prettiest scenes of any forest setting!

@trailtrashoutdoors8173 4 года назад

Sure give props to the primitive peoples. They had to know everything from the right materials to use and the correct ways to construct/use tools. Great video yall

@TheWoodedBeardsman 4 года назад

Exactly. Learning this the hard way!

@donovan4537 4 года назад

Great video keep up the good work

@danbasham9207 4 года назад

Wouldn't be much of a trout farm if it wasn't loaded with fish.

@brooktrout8568 4 года назад

Dan Basham some of those were wild . On the underwater cam I saw a few

@danbasham9207 4 года назад

@@brooktrout8568 😆

@brooktrout8568 4 года назад

Those were some nice brown trout

@tmetz44 3 года назад

Can't get upstream anymore lol. Pretty hard when its fenced off.

@SchmittsPeter 4 года назад

Bowhunting is really cool stuff. I love such primal methods.

@johnnyharperscoutstable5386 4 года назад

When I made bows growing up. We used to go to the hardware store and buy legit arrows. We had a hard time getting good results making our own. Cool video.😃🍺

@josephmorrow343 4 года назад

Love your videos

@mattefinnish8411 4 года назад

I watched this documentary years ago where these little Amazon native kids, maybe six years old, would construct their own bows and arrows, then harvest fish for their families. Their skills were remarkable for such a young age.

@JennyMack 4 года назад

Scott's outsmarting you Beard. You gonna take it? It's always best seeing you work in partnership.

@mac201112 4 года назад

I LOVE THE SPICES I ORDER!!! TASTES GREAT WITH CATFISH

@shawnaspooner5094 4 года назад

I love your videos. I grew up in Port Angeles, Wa, across the water from Victoria, BC. We had tons of alders on our property. I remember cutting down and using them all the time for survival stuff like shelters and other cool stuff. I got a couple offoraging and survival books from my grandpa and I love that kinda stuff.

@ReellivingWithLeviethen 3 года назад

Fly fishing would be just as great around your area plus harder fishing methods

@analventer5172 4 года назад

AWESOME

@steveh7409 4 года назад

you and onewildcrafter need to do a camp hunt and cook like the old days . keep up the good work

@phyllisbarry9168 4 года назад

Cattails are strong and straight. This makes beautiful arrows.

@nicyt7391 3 года назад

Primitive Survival Braces! Get on it, and save your arm from torture

@johnnyharperscoutstable5386 4 года назад

I love alder . I use it for cooking and for growing oyster mushrooms.

@reapsies7343 4 года назад

Perfect stuff too watch while house sitting for the parents love the pond series keep it up

@MrMjhamer 4 года назад

This video reminded me of me and my brothers making bow and arrows in the woods. Great video👍

@terrypatterson1481 4 года назад

Hi Fluffy face and Scott. Enjoying the survival vlogs. keep them coming

@kingsurvivalofficial9174 3 года назад

Nice one mate.

@chickenwon1159 4 года назад

yes

@roberteayersjr2884 4 года назад

Hey wooded beardsman and family and friends prayers and God bless yall k eep ur awesome content coming thank u for always making my dayy Canadian brother keep Rockin ur Friend Rob in U.S.A. Virginia lots love and Respect to all y'all y'all's shows kicks butt every show !!!!!

@MiscMitz 4 года назад

Full stop. Love this series

@ralphlaurenalcain5933 4 года назад

Hello my idol you and zackary fowler!

@TheWoodedBeardsman 4 года назад

Thanks!

@ralphlaurenalcain5933 4 года назад

@@TheWoodedBeardsman oh my god! Holy moly!! My idol replied me!! Oh sh*t this is my dream!

@ralphlaurenalcain5933 4 года назад

@@TheWoodedBeardsman im watching from Philippines.

@terrysprague340 3 года назад

Wild rose makes good arrow

@johnmichaelbullock594 4 года назад

Full Stop!

@jay.a9992 4 года назад

Rose stems are what the natives used for arrows very straight and light. Love the videos i live in waterloo , close to the Lydon trout ponds. Been there a few times.

@joco6851 4 года назад

amazing to see so many trout in one spot!

@jimf1964 4 года назад

JoCoAn Anquetil It's a fish farm

@hofer2192 4 года назад

Its a farm...

@jsinprtn29 4 года назад

They used wild rose bush shafts to make their arrows. They'd build a fire and heat the spots that were bent, then they'd hold it in place until the arrow cooled. Once they were happy with the straightness, they'd attach the arrow head, knock and tail feathers

@wyattshelton2080 3 года назад

I wanted you guys to use the saw for the nocks so bad watching this lol

@ReellivingWithLeviethen 3 года назад

Straight up sight fishing

@ReellivingWithLeviethen 3 года назад

Bow fishing is for bigger fish at night or close ones in your video good stuff

@NS-ln7tf 4 года назад

Realy cool video 😀

@adamsmith8533 4 года назад

Best primative Fisher out there is definitely the osprey.

@chops1911 3 года назад

I need a shirt that says 100 times out of 10! Lol

@jakelawson5130 4 года назад

This reminds for some reason When I was younger I was camping and I walked into a foot hold trap that my cousins set.

@TheWoodedBeardsman 4 года назад

Ouch!

@ReellivingWithLeviethen 3 года назад

Saw the beginning of video and knew it was a trout farm lol

@happyhankjr 3 года назад

There are several things you could do that would help. On a bow as light as the ones you made for fishing use your thumb and a bent index ginger to hold the end of the arrow instead of your typical 3 finger hold. If the end of the arrow is flat or has a shallow nock, when you draw the bow back the arrow has to remain centered until you release it. Use the piece of wire like a drill bit, turning it back and forth in a circular motion with your wrist as the drill, until you wear a hole though the arrow about 1 1/2 inches from the tip. Once through bend the wire ends back towards the rear of the arrow as flat as you can get it. the gap should be about 1/4 inch once it springs back. That's enough to hold it in the fish. Take your string and fold back about 6 inches so the string is doubled up. Tie a simple overhand knot with the loop about 2 inches long, when the knot is tightened it will be extremely strong. Bend the bow and at the other end see how long you need your string to be, mark it with your finger. Add about 1 inch and double it over and tie another overhand knot, the knot will use most of the 1 inch you added. Cut off the excess string and you have your bow string.

@Mjones8383 4 года назад

Man it almost looks like a fish hatchery, Lol

@TheWoodedBeardsman 4 года назад

Only legal places to try my ridiculous experiments!!!

@Mjones8383 4 года назад

@@TheWoodedBeardsman I know, I don't care about where it's at. You're showing us how to and how effective it can be. Wouldn't be very entertaining to see you go out and not find any fish Keep up this great content

@atamanatlas3098 4 года назад

I always wondered what the technical name was for those “ Fish bonkers”. Though a heads up bonking means something different in Oz.

@jeffreyzehr1958 4 года назад

Full stop

@lets_fish_already_9345 3 года назад

If you guys ever do a video with the normal style hooks you do a bunch of half hitches with a waxed thread or line to attach the hooks to the line. And those hooks tend to work better with a pole rather than a hand line.

@ohioboyfishin5939 4 года назад

Great video keep it up can you make some catfishing videos

@TheWoodedBeardsman 4 года назад

I can, but I only know one place to catch them.

@Bamapride1000 4 года назад

If fishing a gorge hook you gotta let em have it for a while. It need to be all the way in their stomach that way when you pull it turns sideways and will not come out. A lot of times when checking lines with gorge hooks the fish would be dispatched from the gorge from what I’ve heard and read.

@ReellivingWithLeviethen 3 года назад

That net our dam that gives you a stock pond or lake plus all the fish fly rods are the way

@ohioboyfishin5939 4 года назад

Safety pins are good barbs for smaller carp and suckers

@TheWoodedBeardsman 4 года назад

I'll have to try!

@denniscleveland669 3 года назад

You can heat the wood over your campfire to soften the resin, then you can form and hold until it cools.

@bbvinesking5383 3 года назад

🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐠🐠🐠🐠🐠🐠🐠🐠 good job ⭐

@patbrown9558 3 года назад

You heat it over a fire for bend straightening.

@josephpecoul6532 4 года назад

You already pulled this trick on us you're at the fish hatchery

@FPSWildlifeAngler 4 года назад

Love the vid can you build a fish net with paracord and try to catch fish with it

@lucasporto5050 3 года назад

So os brasileiros podem dar like aqui 😎

@BOSlingshot 3 года назад

🤗🤗🤗

@protectoroffaith 4 года назад

You can eat nettles. One of the best survival food out there high in fiber and protein. I'm looking for a patch of nettles to eat

@dbrennan0311 4 года назад

Waiting to see that maple branch produce some fish. Full stop after camping in the woods.

@crighi6631 4 года назад

You my friend need to watch Shadiversity's channel on shooting bows and common misconceptions about shooting and design :P

@TheWoodedBeardsman 4 года назад

Yeah, I got more than a little to learn!

@nonahm714 4 года назад

Your not afraid or intimidated by the wilderness your a smart man and a joy to be around 💯💪❤️

@carey_metv 4 года назад

I always used cherry to make bows when I was little easy to work plus my dad and grandpas propertys were covered with them.

@ohske 4 года назад

👍👍👍👌

@lilturnoutgames9426 4 года назад

Hello mate love the videos man

@TheWoodedBeardsman 4 года назад

Glad you like them!

@fe1tan458 4 года назад

lets go!

@p38kris 4 года назад

You should check out the Townsend's video on stinging nettle pie

@lilapanahi6219 3 года назад

Yes fish lives matter thats why your hunteing them yea

@denniscleveland669 3 года назад

Look for a rose bush, to use for arrows.

@Wildernessquestoutdoors 4 года назад

Arrow making out in the wild is not easy.

@TheWoodedBeardsman 4 года назад

No joke man. I give up hahahaah

@Mjones8383 4 года назад

I have a family of American Indians that live down the road and say that the gorge hook was used as a limb hangers mainly. They would bait it and leave it for the fish or turtle to completely swallow it . They would set hundreds of them and leave them for hours while hunting or collecting food

@TheWoodedBeardsman 4 года назад

k, I'm going to keep trying. I can see it work well on turtle for sure!

@TheOwenby11 4 года назад

Put the stick in a small fire at the bend and get hot then pull out and striaghen it as it cools.

@Mjones8383 4 года назад

If you ever feel like coming to Alabama for a week of true out of your comfort zone survival I'm up for it. I know plenty of places to go out for a week with woods and water.

@TheWoodedBeardsman 4 года назад

If ever they open up the border!

@Mjones8383 4 года назад

@@TheWoodedBeardsman yeah that's right I forget about that.

@FPSWildlifeAngler 4 года назад

You shoud have fire harden the bow keep it a few inces away from coals and rotate it evry 7 minits on each side till it is dry

@scotland.is.magical528 4 года назад

In my area we traditionaly "cleek" salmon, wade in to river , hook them thru back with a gaff. Totaly illegal but most fun things are. Kinda cold on the nuts in the depth of scottish winter, trousers freezing as you stalk your next fish.