Very interesting chair, deffinately something worth building if you have the time and enough food to replenish your energy but quite time consuming and complicated if you have an axe at hand and can build a log construction.
@wss355 logs are good, but not always available where you want them. the branches of a log are comfortable. the camp chair allows you to set it up anywhere. and it has a comfortable backrest.. thanks for the great comment!
Superb as ever. I'd like to see the results of those fish hooks too. Also, what do you carry in your pack? I'd bet your basic kit is pretty minimal right?
Very interesting chair, deffinately something worth building if you have the time and enough food to replenish your energy but quite time consuming and complicated if you have an axe at hand and can build a log construction.
I'll have to attempt this myself some time.
Excellent video btw.
88Kamikaze69 5 months ago
Now that's a sweet seat you've made there
Thanks for posting
winnipegdiver 5 months ago
Pctucket that was uncalled for and not nice to say to a man trying to teach different way of doing things you
pigmanjojo 7 months ago
would someone PLEASE take this homeless bum off this site?
pctucker 7 months ago
Anigatogewi chair
RonRay 1 year ago
Very cool Jack, I like your enthusiasm. I appreciate you sharing some of your knowledge. Keep up the good work buddy.
sparrowcloud 1 year ago 2
This is much better than al the other chair posts I have seen so far, because it uses 100% natural materials, I am sertainly going to use this.
Bushcraftpeople 1 year ago
Nice chair! thats also a nice looking shelter.
Livingnthewoods41 1 year ago
cooool
Snipernoa1 1 year ago
does it take much energy to build
and how long to build it
50cliber 1 year ago
This is awesome but me pearsonally would rather just use a log
wss355 1 year ago
@wss355 logs are good, but not always available where you want them. the branches of a log are comfortable. the camp chair allows you to set it up anywhere. and it has a comfortable backrest.. thanks for the great comment!
trapperjacksurvival 1 year ago
Great idea. Thanks for showing. Cheers!
66silverback 1 year ago
Could you use cattail leaves for the fronds on this chair do you think?
hellerZauberer 1 year ago
@hellerZauberer cattail stalks will work great.
trapperjacksurvival 1 year ago
could you do a review on your knife
landroamer1000 1 year ago
Very clever as usual.
joe2trees 1 year ago
Thats pretty cool Jack although it wouldn't support my 230 lbs plus that y branch would drive me nuts right above the head
medicjimr 1 year ago
nice job Trapperjack.
Ill have to try this.
jimhuntermj21 1 year ago
Thanks !)
iBucalov 1 year ago
what tribe did this?
jacksoncole79 1 year ago
@jacksoncole79 i was taught this by the eastern band of Cherokee, wild potato clan
trapperjacksurvival 1 year ago
Very nice brother. I would think this could be used in many different ways also. Thanks for sharing.
darthwelt 1 year ago
Great stuff Brother....looks like a great place to call home.
MrCableguyken 1 year ago
Superb as ever. I'd like to see the results of those fish hooks too. Also, what do you carry in your pack? I'd bet your basic kit is pretty minimal right?
spuddyholly 1 year ago 2
pretty neat, id like to see a vid of those primitive fish hooks in action
blowgunking1994 1 year ago 4
That's a neat chair Jack. I like the way it came together. I'll keep that in mind. thanks
pedalpusher101 1 year ago 4
@pedalpusher101 i dont carry much just spare clothes, vegie oil , and the basic bracket, flints, bones ect.
trapperjacksurvival 1 year ago