bushcraft survival arrow

[JiveSunnyLegs]

how cold is it? your shaking like crazy

[LivingHistorySchool]

@JiveSunnyLegs in the teens that day, cold for Oregon

[JiveSunnyLegs]

@LivingHistorySchool ive always thought that it would be fun to go out on my own and live off of nature. How long have you been doing this? Where have u build that house? did buy land for it?

[LivingHistorySchool]

@JiveSunnyLegs 1979

[JiveSunnyLegs]

@LivingHistorySchool wow

[MasterSysop]

when we were kids , we would make arrowheads by pounding a nail threw the primer hole of a old bullet casing , then glueing it to the shaft with pine pitch . Those arrow heads were balanced too. Fletching with feathers was always difficult , but fletching with duct tape is easy and works awesome. Around here , theres bullet casings and nails all over the woods , so its kinda indigenous, and most any redneck has duct tape in his kit.

[LivingHistorySchool]

@MasterSysop the bullet casing I have heard of but not with the nail

[TheStudyDog]

I liked the vid and hoping to make some arrows.

[MECKAJIb]

a very positive person) and he loves nature (although this interconnected) respect from Siberia,man:)

[wolfcookieo9]

i really am enjoying your videos your knife is beautiful im wondering where you get the deer antler from

[LivingHistorySchool]

@wolfcookieo9 look for a deer shed, if your not a hunter or know a hunter

[JoeysTutorials]

i LOve your videos! keep em coming!

[SerJahPhoto]

Dude, you have to be really broke and hungry to hunt with those..

Good job anyway..

[steveoo5]

I love it! thanks dude

[planecommander1]

u should burn the ends of the arrow to make it harrder

[jccrick123]

did you build that house



[LivingHistorySchool]

@jccrick123 yes

[BrotherIan]

My kids love to chew the stuff for me, lol...

[LivingHistorySchool]

@uuukay yes...

[2248mike]

Great vids jeep up the great work

[kevseadog]

@NarutoFan9342

Squirrel seems like a strange food source, but was far more common in Native American diet during ancient times than deer or duck. Squirrel is very good, however if you eat too much you'll go nuts! (get it...cuz they eat nuts...sorry, had to say it :)

Peace.

[kevseadog]

@bl4ckt1p I do!

Peace.

[0029cooldude]

nice



[lastquest]

I'm Impressed! Good Craftsmanship... Great Ideas! A Lost Art Lives! Thanks

[DubbleTheGs]

AWESOME video!

& Cool knife dude!!

[GregCorporations]

@NarutoFan9342 your making fun of him, look at your user name.

[GregCorporations]

@NarutoFan9342 actually i do know what naruto i watch it someyimes.

[LivingHistorySchool]

@bl4ckt1p

you can make some needle cordage or other natural fiber cordage too

[bl4ckt1p]

@LivingHistorySchool yeah, i just thought it was funny when you said you always had it with you

[magicdevil97]

another thing ur cary lill balls of pitch in ur sack lol and nice vid im subing

[magicdevil97]

1:59 thats what she said

[MrScootscoot123]

in ur sack hahha do u cary balls?

[hobbes987987]

Hi. It seems to me that an arrow must behave very differently when the shaft is green, the amount of flex being integral to how it casts. I expect the drying process and straightening go hand in hand too. I have only fletched commercial shafts, but I think you must be right to advise drying the wood in preference. I shoot English longbow. Good vid!

[RazorRivetRiot]

@LivingHistorySchool That's beautiful. Nice video, th-tha-th-much obliged.

[cttaylor01]

go organ

[scarz1951]

How long is the blade on your knife? Looks like a good one.

[LivingHistorySchool]

@scarz1951

6 inches

[lithjimmy]

First off, Awesome knife.

Do you have, or can you make a video of how to make rope in the bush? If that's something you know how to do.

[LivingHistorySchool]

@lithjimmy

cattail and tule rope, yes maybe I'll make a video on that

[magicdevil97]

in a survival situation im not gunna let mr aroows dry ill usem right away

[polishfarmer]

let them dry for several months ?

[LivingHistorySchool]

@polishfarmer

the arrow i made in the video is a fresh sapling, if you are collecting for long term use you let them dry for several months

[UTFRG]

@LivingHistorySchool or you could try a fire to get out moisture and harden

[kingkoathemoa]

sorry my bro got on my account

[kingkoathemoa]

sorry my brother got on account

[kingkoathemoa]

cool knife

[LivingHistorySchool]

@kingkoathemoa

thanks

[LostLikeYou]

i bought some dowels from the hardware store but id liek to be able to make them out of wood i find for free, thanks!

[LivingHistorySchool]

winter is the time for gathering arrow shafts, if your in the city check for some fruit tree prunings

[LostLikeYou]

@LivingHistorySchool im in the suburbs and there are plenty of wooded areas around here. i even made a teepee out of some nice logs. i cant wait for the ground to dry so i can sleep outside again.

[davidnightingale]

5 stars. Excellent vid, also part 2. Thanks

[iroxsmelly]

i sub'd

Love ur VIDS XD 5*

[Ghostkamo]

Enjoyed the vid.

[bigaitchie]

looks cool keep up the good work :)