Survival Desert Sugar Water -Yucca Juice- 

Thanks for the update man. Wishing you the best and ill be praying for you.

Bob Hansler God bless you brother. Enjoy all your vids. Hope your eyes get better. Thanks.

Bob Hansler Excellent video man. On a completely different subject...I read your post. Breaks my heart I'm in no position to help your channel out financially. You Certainly deserve it. The Intel you've shared here is invaluable. I won't be broke forever... Pretty sure anyway.. Lol Lastly you will most certainly be in our thoughts and prayers over this way brother. You're entirely too young to have such an issue. May God lay a healing hand upon you and perform His Miracles. Peace be the Journey My Friend. I'll definitely share your video...the least I can do

Thanks for the love guys.

Bob you are in my prayers! As soon as I return back to work I will definitely become a patron to the channel! I've been off due to health reasons... Crohns & UC. I love the channel... May God Bless & watch over you!

You never know, you could come to New Mexico and get lost.

noxaee I live at like the bottom of Texas and and I’ve never seen snow before in real life only in movies and pictures

@@amarieaguilar5858 its pretty fun unless you drive a car or ride a bike

hey my fellow nazi

@@adventuresofbigdickbret2855 shhh, they mustnt know of our uprising my friend

From Ontario ~~~ love you both! So different in terms of edibles but so educational! Thanks a ton both of you.

The Wooded Beardsman y'all two guys are awsome.

Ahh look who's here :D

The only thing i hate is people who kill reptiles

Meep

Riverbendlongbows Outdoors could you explain how to make it??

@Aless. Lom. He never said anything about him inventing it, or acts like he did. He probably learned it from somebody else, and is sharing it with others. Grow the fuck up.

@Aless. Lom. holy shit stfu

@Aless. Lom. Azetcs were dumb tribals, same as your dad before he left your mom

@@dorudanieldumitrescu3004 they were actually one of the most advanced civilizations during there time...

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He judt recently got a limited edition knife

Phildepill: oi, Chroist on a boik!

Thats a very sharp knife I want one too

Nah mate that’s a cheese knife lol

wait wtf no

That was 1.8 minecraft

sounds nothing like it

Ye

Master O'None 🙄

Yucca

@@adam.ibanez Lol oops thanks for pointing that out, appreciated!

John Di Francisco Yuccas, in NYC? Crazy.

I see prickly pear too, much seedier and smaller but just as sweet.

Won't that stem only appear in the spring ?

Suffolk county here 🚒

Yucca can also be used for shampoo.

@@NAT-rd8fl cactus commits grand theft auto*

TWDT Knox reality is often disappointing

Wish I would have read this comment earlier.I just tried it and it no longer works and I got banned.

@Khadesh Singh ikr bro...Damn Graal Admins

TWDT Knox what if u dont find desert sugar cane........lol

Thats why i stay in the desert biomes

@@residentflamingo115 same

Mad Deep best game ever!!

Yeah that knife is a beauty. Lookin for something similar

Xiros get yourself a BK 9 or BK7

@@7volcast don't do this^ There are better knives out there. Support knife makers and buy an artistic powerhouse of a knife.

rando prior like what? And for how much?

@@7volcast sorry I am quite late to respond. Some of my favorite knives have come from my own shop of course. But my favorite still is from other incredibly talented artists. Go to a craft show and you're pretty much garunteed to find a knife maker or two. But for those who can't afford a custom knife, there are good budget options out there that are made of known steels. For example, go to any sporting goods stores or lots of online retailers and it will say "made from stainless steel" or "high carbon steel blade." Problem is, you have no idea what that knife is made of. Subsequently you are limiting yourself to mystery knives. If you are buying a knife steel selection should be top priority. I am no metallurgical engineer, but I have learned alot. Never buy a 440 or even 440C steel. You can find some steels out there that can't even compare to mass produced knives. Some of my favorite steels are S30V, NitroV CPM3V or 4V etc. These are expensive however because of the difficulty heat treating them. They don't just require an oil quench and simple tempering, they require a quench between aluminum plates with air being blown at them. Then the tempering process requires cryogenic treatment, so a bath in dry ice, acetone and liquid nitrogen (or something similar). So alot more money for the steel. If you are looking for some good brands that are reasonably priced, check out CRKT knives, which they make usually out of AUS6 or 8 which isn't anything special but better than anything you will find in a store. If you have a bit more to spend and want a good large knife made from known steel, I would recommend the Autine Leuku. I don't have one myself but I have seen it do some crazy shit like push cutting a birch tree in half with proper technique. But as a knife maker I do say find a good bladesmith and see what it costs to get one custom ordered or buy a prefab. Also, my biggest pet peeve with knives is the bevel. I hate secondary V edges. Which 90% of all knives come with. This is done because on lower quality steels it is the best possible edge because it doesn't dull as much as say, a true Scandinavian grind, a full flat or a convex bevel. I personally make my knives with a Scandi grind, then turn it into a scandivex on the stone. This is a great balance between a knife you could use for delicate tasks like carving tools or processing game/food and a brute of a knife you can use to process wood for making fires. And one last thing, if you are a knife connoisseur please check out the Milanika Puuko knives. They are by far my favorite style of knife available on the market, costing a small fortune each!

Thank you Greg. Ups and downs. Keeping busy and looking forward to hopefully getting the cataract out. Nose to the grindstone till then.

That was a encouraging gesture and what a great man that excepted it with gratitude. I am praying for your speedy recovery and relief of those cataracts.

Working on foraging vid right now... needing rain though. We will see what we can do for sure!

Coming within the week. Going to gather a few myself. Definitely a refreshing treat Wes... and know that my wife has now taken to listening to your live vids. You left an impression and she enjoys your digital presence. Enjoyed having you out.

ersatz alles klar xd

Yuccas grow up here in Michigan. They don't propagate due to the cold weather, but definitely are a popular garden plant that can resist the cold winters. You may be able to find them in Ohio, albeit smaller.

not in desert tho

@Shannon Jowey even easier in my grandpas plantation

easiest inside your local asian grocery store