I found working with large trees is the best. You can gather a lot of material quickly and I staple onto a board or exposed rafter in Garage. Drys out flat and last forever. Just carefully remove and steam or soak in water. Cut with tin snips, scissors or knife. Made many sheathes high quality with para cord and special brass hole punch rivets from scrap booking store. Great Material!
Woodsmans tea made with birch sap. Sweet as honey. Slice the tree about half inch, insert a small clean stick to encourage the sap. Leave a container on the ground for about an hour.
Boil it up and even add pine needles. Nothing better.
@cooper1768 yeah, surprisingly just dont expect it to go through a bomb zone with you (though it might) the older and more brittle the bark gets, the less mailable it is. but the bark i used was quite fresh so it'll hopefully hold for a few more years or so.
have you ever tried birch bark tea? it's fairly tasty, and really good for you. but it's a super diuretic so you shouldn't drink it if you're dehydrated. it's good for detoxifying the body.
thanks for posting the part on how to remove birch bark, i've been trying to find out how to do that for a long time now.
I found working with large trees is the best. You can gather a lot of material quickly and I staple onto a board or exposed rafter in Garage. Drys out flat and last forever. Just carefully remove and steam or soak in water. Cut with tin snips, scissors or knife. Made many sheathes high quality with para cord and special brass hole punch rivets from scrap booking store. Great Material!
MrFlyTWA 6 days ago
what kinda birch is that
BlackBeard716 2 months ago
@BlackBeard716 silver birch
wildernesswikiup14 2 months ago
Woodsmans tea made with birch sap. Sweet as honey. Slice the tree about half inch, insert a small clean stick to encourage the sap. Leave a container on the ground for about an hour.
Boil it up and even add pine needles. Nothing better.
Good vid man.
SuperBuddy82 4 months ago
Woo hoo! Mora 511! same one i got.. actually i have about 8 of them lol
demover7 4 months ago
has anyone smoked a birch bark and pine doobie/joint
firecard 4 months ago
does the belt loop hold up good
cooper1768 9 months ago
@cooper1768 yeah, surprisingly just dont expect it to go through a bomb zone with you (though it might) the older and more brittle the bark gets, the less mailable it is. but the bark i used was quite fresh so it'll hopefully hold for a few more years or so.
wildernesswikiup14 9 months ago
'and of course...... Ginger' lawl
justyoustupid 10 months ago
pretty sweet,i'm going to have to try that myself thanks for the vid :)
tapoutish 1 year ago
ive nothing against them, but i do hate thoes plastic handeled moras, if i get given one (i dont buy them buy chois) i put a wood handle on them
bushcraftourway 2 years ago
cool
YGTFsurvival 2 years ago
never mind someone already brought it up on another video. keep up the good work.
enoughraptor6 2 years ago
is that odins knot you have as a necklace. great video thank you for posting.
enoughraptor6 2 years ago
how do u make birch bark tea?
steadyflies 2 years ago
you can either steep the inner bark or the leaves to make a tea.
wildernesswikiup14 2 years ago
yarrow is a good mosquito repellant.
have you ever tried birch bark tea? it's fairly tasty, and really good for you. but it's a super diuretic so you shouldn't drink it if you're dehydrated. it's good for detoxifying the body.
thanks for posting the part on how to remove birch bark, i've been trying to find out how to do that for a long time now.
captaincoolness55 2 years ago
yea i love birch bark tea. delicious lol
wildernesswikiup14 2 years ago
Nice one man:)
bushmag 2 years ago
Nice vid, birch bark must have a thousand uses.
TheRedHawk123 2 years ago
millions lol
wildernesswikiup14 2 years ago
pretty cool
nice job bro
358mrl 2 years ago
good job
patrinrom 2 years ago
hey kal, kick ass hate...and of course awsome stuff in the vid..5/5
shikamaru15x 2 years ago
Well done Kal! I have yet to give this project a try. 5/5
SkogKniv 2 years ago