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  • actually about a 2012 yr difference bxt 6500 yr/old and 6500 BC

  • Turkeeeey whoooh xd I m actually Tutkish :P

  • I noticed that you almost screwed up by grabing the pthfinder pack stove by hand! lol

  • you can kinda use a drinking straw too i found out messing with one

  • I really have to try this Dave! Thanks for the history too :-)

  • Wow! You could make a noise like a wounded rabbit and call in cayotes too.

    I like your attention to history. I always had a suspicion that the Indians were living as if they were on a great big farm and simply harvesting when they needed too. The nomadic life I guess it's called. I'll bet the American bison was their biggest accomplishment. I wonder who designed it...and when??

    Richard

    southeast Tennessee

  • love hearing your vids man, happy new year!

  • Thats freaking awesome lmao thanks dave

  • you woke my dog up with that call dave. her ears perked right up like she knew, " TIME TO GO HUNTING?" haha

  • LOL well don't know about calling a Turkey with it. But, my dog came running in from the other room when she heard it hahah.

  • thats pretty awesome!

  • can you do some fishing videos from the yurt if you can please

  • Did i hear christmas dinner?

  • WOW thats awesome thanks Dave!

  • Hey Dave, couldn't you have put the pack stove on the wood stove for this project? or did you not have a fire going?

  • @TheMrBicknell He probably need a flame to directly touch the canister of tar in order to melt it quickly and properly.

  • can you do this with any tube, like a disposable pen, or do you need the taper?

  • Need more yurt

  • Hey Dave missing the vids! we are so spoiled that if you go a couple days with out posting a new vid we freak out but that should tell you how much we all really love your videos and your channel - cant wait for the next!!!

  • my son and I are having "Yurt" withdraw symptoms. We are almost ready to watch re-runs, again. LOL

  • That was a very good Jake Gobble at the end. Be careful not to do that with other hunters around. That would fool them, Bigtime. They'd be after you Dave. LOL

    And I'm with Kellet781. I go to bed every night dreaming of living in my very own Yurt somewhere eating squirrel gravy and Americana eggs for breakfast. Heck, I was at Lowes after work this morning and saw a bucket 'Realtree color'/no lid, (should I buy it, I wondered?) Then I thought; What would Dave do?. LOL

  • I'll be done! Sounds like the turks by us!

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  • Sheesh guys give the man a break over the holidays. (but I must admit I am eagerly awaiting the next "episode" just as bad as everyone else!) :D Hurry back Dave! We're having withdrawals! 

  • hey dave you said you read your bible every night. which bible do you read?

    love the vids keep them coming!

  • I dig your coat. Where can I get one? Love your videos. Keep them coming.

  • @piobrick Look up Columbia Brand wool coats.

  • Anyone else going through Yurt Journal withdrawels? Honestly, he said 2 days gone, not three. Common Dave! We cut ya a break for Christmas! Now get your butt back in that yurt before we send Codi to live with ya!

  • Flamedrag18 & psychomatt77,I know right

  • knock knock knock.....dave......you there buddy? haven't heard from you in 3 days......

  • Sweet I'm going to try my hand at that turkey bone call. great vid always love them

  • whens your next video dave?

  • When's Dave's nxt vid gonna come out

  • nice beard

  • Thankyou Dave, I am thankful that you have endured your experiment to the fullest, it is very informative.

    Enjoy the spring.

  • Dave, you have truly inspired me to look at the world around me in whole new ways. I have a 30 acre hunting property that i simply deer hunt. Now, I am envisioning taking my kids (or at least my oldest 7 year old son) out for a weekend to practice many of the techniques that you teach. We are excited to try snaring and using the woodland materials to maybe even build a spider shelter. I can't tell you how much I appreciate your generosity in sharing your knowledge!

  • @palealeprice Hillside farming is dangerous and laborious. Wood-land is designated for a reason. Be careful with your harvest palealeprice.

  • @SecretTrollAccount1

    Thanks for sharing your concern. I am very conscious of protecting resources, and I will certainly be careful and considerate in practicing these skills.

  • @jsddf8455 stove heat turns the snow into water, water runs off. Anything that drops inwards by chance will affect the stove. Dave showed us a few videos back how to 'season' his stove top with tallow making it rust resistant. I'd assume the important things with a Yert is to avoid ground water run off, deposits of mud.

  • Happy 500 video!!!

  • There should be two main tribes on this planet, the ones that wanna live a confused human life in the "city" and the ones that wanna live a natural bush life . . if any of us got caught trying to live in the bush the city tribe would probably try to kill us cuz there fucking retarded.

  • I have wondered how super glue would work on putting to turkey bone together

  • His FB page indicated no new yurt journals until Friday. Guess I will start the series over and watch them through again. Maybe that will ease my pain. LOL.

  • Hi Dave, I've been watching your vids, very interesting and inspiring. I was wondering where you got your coat from, it looks really warm, kind regards jez west Scotland uk

    I'm a new bushcraft and wild camper :-)

  • @delboyjdf I second that request. Been looking and not sure I found the wool camo jacket he has been wearing.

  • @delboyjdf

    It looks like a Columbia Gallatin range. I have one and love the pattern and colors, but it's only about 65 percent wool!

  • Dave...What are some good books to bring backpacking to read at night after camp is set up?

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  • Wings. Well at least we have dinner figured out for tonight. I think I'll fry them and have some buffaloed turkey wings.

  • So I just put the turkey bones in the pot to boil the marrow out and went out side to collect some pine resin and some deer poo( already had the ash) well I forgot about the bones being on the stove and the next thing I know I hear the smoke alarm going off an my wife is hanging out the back door screaming at me about trying to burn the house down. I guess what I'm trying to tell everyone is don't rush this one do it one step at a time or you will be on your way to the store to buy some turkey

  • @charbeckgram oh man, that stinks. :) I will have to practice making the pine resin. Mine didn't turn out very good, but it's still fun to give tasks like this a try. Funny story, glad that nothing really bad happened.

  • @charbeckgram LOL.bet your wife kicked you out the kitchen.grounded permanently from use a pot again LOL

  • Does it matter if the're roasted then boiled?

  • Ok Lassie, you say that Dave has fallen down and can't get up? Someone sent local EMS and police over to do a welfare check, I think something might have happened to our bushcraft pal. :)

  • That's cool!

  • Hey Dave i am a huge fan, i watch all your videos and try to involve my children in all that i do in the woods. I have a request for you. Can you get a little more indepth to woodland cures for cold and flu? I at present am suffering from the crud and i hate modern medicines. Can you help?

  • hey Dave i have a question thats kind of off topic here, but in other videos i've seen that you have 2 water bottles (and thats not including the green plastic one), and i was wondering why do you carry 2 if they are and do the same thing? hope you can answer,

    -David

  • Holy crap. That worked way better than I expected! Thanks Dave.

  • Hay Dave, Why don't you use your M6 scout? Thats a very versatile gun and you have the best of both worlds, 410 and 22. I know that the 410 is easily reloadable just as your shotgun is and you wouldn't haveto worry about a adaptor for the 22.

  • @71wicker he doesn't use it because this is supposed to be common man's equipment, not everyone can afford the M6 scout that aren't manufactured any more and the remaining ones are $500+. my choice would be a .22LR/20 gauge matched pair from Rossi, two barrels, two ammo choices, one gun. at under $150, it's a steal and the perfect multi-use gun, you just need to carry the extra barrel. it's very common man's pricing and it's nearly identical to the H&R personally, no loss.

  • I'm going through Yurt withdrawal...hurry back Dave!

  • that is so cool! I will have to make one of these some day

  • The Turkey Whisperer !

  • I am glad that you are doing these video's. If I had a little bit of land I wouldn't mind having a yurt on it and these video's are helpful. Being Native American I like simple living and this is as simple as it gets.

  • They are so cool..

  • Thanks. Going to make a few of these for gifts. I know several people who will really like one of these calls.

  • Seriously having withdrawals tonight. Thought I would check one last time before bed. I just wanted one last video. LOL. Hope your Christmas with you family was excellent, Dave.

  • shooting the turkey with a glass bottle arrow on "Soaked" was one of the coolest things on the show. it sure looked like fun!

  • Awesome job on the wing bone call. One question I had about the Yurk in regards to the stove. I see that the top opening is several inches wider than the mouth of the stovepipe. Is that by design or is there some kind of heat resistant device you could use to keep the weather out as I noticed that the stove is rusting where the constant water fall hits it.

  • Great video Dave! Made one of these from the first gobbler I killed.

    I used to deer hunt near Oak Hill so I know your general area. I have a piece of land near Hillsboro now, maybe I could come over and hang out at the yurt someday?

  • One trick to tune that type call is to have it tuned by a good turkey hunter that can also tune a guitar by ear. Those guys have "perfect pitch" and turkeys come running when they hear their calls.

  • I have one of these, but I didn't make it.

    I wandered how it was done. Now I know and can try it myself.

  • Three turkeys watched this video.

  • I think I am getting the DTs without my daily dose of 'Journal of the Yurt'!!!

  • I need more yurt!!!!!!!! Keep up the awesome work Dave.

  • Hi Dave,

    This also works for dogs as you just called both of mine to the computer. :-)

    Ben

  • @bentitus A vid of that would be fun.

  • Great video!

  • @wildernessoutfitters Dave, my daughter and I build these turkey calls the last two days and they were a blast. She loved it. From sawing bones to making the pine pitch. One question I have is about chaga, is it only on birch or can it be found on aspen too? We found something similar growing out of broken branch areas that looks like a fungus. Any ideas sir? We brought about 12 of them home today to dry out. What did we find? Thanks bro!!

  • Another great example of nature providing for the hunter.

    Excellent vid.

  • thats a great video

    

  • Dave, if you had to choose only on type of cordage, whould it be the light or heavy bank line.

    thanks for the video

    Marty

  • my post from last night got clipped off somehow after the first 3 words. I thought about the hunting parties needing to feed 20 some people 8 pounds of meat a day. If I had that requirement I would be after larger bodied game to get the requirement in as little pieces as possible. Maybe they just didnt shoot turkey or other small game due to available large game. just thinking outloud.

  • Congratulations on 500 videos Dave!

  • very cool, very primitive !

  • Absolutely amazing Mr. Dave. I've never seen that before, Oscar, my Boston Terrier was ready to eat someones arse when he heard it! Thanks...Lamar

  • you can make gun powder from chicken shit

  • Dave is it still deer season out there, if so why don't you process a whole deer it would fit in either the long hunter series of life in the yurt !!!

  • My dogs went crazy when they heard that call. lol

  • @ellharrep lol mine too xD

  • Thank you, Dave.

    Congratulations to the 500th video!

    The wingbone turkey call is amazing!

    Greetings from Germany

    Marcus

  • Nice sounds.

  • Congrats Dave on your 500th video!

  • dave can you talk about the uses of an Altoids can? 

  • I like that Dave!

  • Made two of these calls yesterday, what a fun project. I found that the mouthpiece on one is much better than the other because it is more narrow. Great idea and much appreciated sir. My kids were entertained and my nephew in Pennsylvania was thoroughly entertained over tango too. Thanks Dave. Can't learn this stuff anywhere else.

  • Cool stuff :))

  • Hey Dave, what do you think about carrying straw rum? almost 600kcal/100ml, burns, desinfects, pain reliever, good strong taste for seasoning food ect ect.

  • Dave Canterberry "The Bushcraft Meguyver".........Keep em' comin' Dave

  • Dave I know this is not the right topic. but I have seen you talk a little in the yurt videos on fatsticks.I look through some of your videos to find out what fatstciks are and were i would find the fatsticks.

  • Congratulations for the 500th video!!!!!

  • Very cool.You are good with that call Dave.Practice Practice Practice.

  • We had ham.... dang.... :P

  • I love this kind of stuff. Please...more.

  • Awesome

  • that call sounds like the real deal

  • that was some good calling brother.

  • marry X-mas Dave and thank you for all the videos they are so great. I wanted to ask if maybe you could show how to smoke or cure meat without anything from the store or whatnot. How long would it last in the wild or what helps make it last... thanks a lot dave for all your knowledge... You rock brotha

  • Interesting video Dave..

    What's the chance of attracting other game with that call?

    Thanks for all your hard work, Merry Christmas.

  • Damn, just threw out my leftover turkey bones :(

  • Thanks I will give it a try. I am introducing my 12 year old son in to hunting this year he will think this is coolest thing every.

  • what is your opinion on swiss army knifes (multitools)? Do you not like them because they don't have pliers?

  • @Gamermatt99 (the reason I ask is because i got one for christmas :D)

  • when an animal becomes popular to kill and eat, doesn't it become common and plentiful because of free trade?

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  • Merry Christmas Dave to you and your family.

  • That's great, Dave! I bet I could use that to call deer too!

  • Very cool.

  • I agree with the info in 99 plus percent of all of your 500 videos. No complaints or gripes.

    no argument at all that animal husbandry and resource conservation management is important to the point of being critical. Puma/Mt Lion population was eliminated here since the early 1900's. Just this week a Cougar was gunned down by law enforcement just because. "just because". Cougars eat deer. No reports of livestock pets or humans endangered or injured. This news made me sad.

  • I thought about

  • Very, very cool. Thank you so much! happy Holidays for you and your family!

  • Merry Christmas to u and all you kin Dave! keep the good work

  • @wildernessoutfitters north of Sioux City is Pheasant rich grass land environment so I dont see the number coorelation either. 50 miles south of Sioux City (along the river) I have personally seen groups of 25 to 50 wild turkey crossing the road out in the country. But cornfed white tailed deer are big bodied at the yealring stage too. might be habitat talking again

  • @BornRandy62 Agreed although habitat was much different then as well, so it's hard to say. Really my point in this vid was to say that we as a people overhunted the Turkey and it was more about Conservation and use of resources really than pure historical facts, I was using the L/C Journal as an example as to lack of Turkey Taken on the Journey, I do agree with Scott Dano that much of the area is not Turkey Habitat but the fact remain the MO River should have been crawling with them,

  • 500 videos...atta boy!

    

  • point of comment. we arent talking about eastern timber ground. oranges and oranges apples and apples.

  • The Lewis and Clark exepedition followed the Missouri River from St Louis to the pacific coast line in Oregon/Washington. The river is timber rich until you get partially north of the Sioux City Iowa point (where Sgt Floyd died) and then you are in open prairie environment. Turkeys like to roost high at night and I dont dispute that there were few turkeys after they left the timber. habitat is a big factor. The expedition records complained about the lack of wood for fires.

  • 500th video

    

  • Part 1 Here is what I got for Christmas, but to share, I'll have to tell a very short version here. Spoke a friend I call Grandpa last night. This is posted for it's historical content. It is illegal to hunt big game with a .22 caliber. He said it's better to use a .30-30, or bigger, but he took far more deer with a .22. He is an old time cowboy preserved, a very simple man, yet highly intelligent, can't read, and now too old to care if they come for him now at near 90,

  • @InTheSticks0001 Part 2 ... so he'll tell how he done it, how to hunt deer and elk with a .22. He took on average 75 head per year during the Great Depression, and gave it away to the hungry and friends. Nobody had nothing, so a box of ammo at .75 cents per 100, was a "big deal" for a kid. "Get the heaviest bullet you can. LR HP is best because they expand, but short's will work." " Zero it at 100 yards. Keep the shot within 100 yards... aim between the eyes."

  • Part 3 "The shot is going to knock them out". The POA is between the eyes, but I figure it will likely strike 3 to 4 " high and somewhere on the forehead. " Use a second shot when you come up to it otherwise it could wake up". he said. " It is easy to get a deer to look up and stare at you for longer than it takes. " Early morning is best. This old fella is as tough as they came and he has cold fire in his eyes that offsets the warmest heart you've ever seen. Cherish yours...

  • I figured wrong and need to correct this: "The POA is between the eyes, but I figure it will likely strike 3 to 4 " high and somewhere on the forehead." If .22 rifle is zeroed at 100 yards with standard 40g ammunition, it will strike dead on at 100 yards, 1.5" high at 90, and 3" to 4" high between 80 and down to 30 yards. This makes the recommended POA good for shots between 30 and 100 yards. Grandpa knew what he was doing. He is a 'crack ' shot and this is part of how it's done.

  • Dave,

    Your a great inspiration. Im having a giveaway contest on my channel. I threw your name in the hat. Good luck.

  • congratulations 500 vids i have been hear since number 35.  Hope you got 500 more to go!!

  • You could use a repair needle to get out the marrow and apply the pitch

  • One thing that I don't think you've addressed yet is one of the main components to all of your hunting modifications, Gun Powder! I remember reading an article a couple years ago in "The Backwoodsman Magazine" on how to make gunpowder from human waste. I'm wondering what you've researched for the frontiersman and how they made gunpowder on season long hunts. Do you have any plans on demonstrating how to make blackpowder in a self reliance scenario?

  • @IndyTon80 I have been doing GunPowder research but from what I have seen, most of the Frontiersman did not make gunpowder they purchased or traded for it.

  • would love to have the "Grand slam" title under my belt

  • that is friggin sweet im going to have to make one of those

  • Very Cool!

  • happy 500th video

  • Thanks for giving us a Christmas present and spending time away from your family during these holidays, Dave.

    Will you be doing a product demo of your Pathfinder Self Reliance Pack, anytime soon?  I'm interested in it, but there aren't enough picture angles to get a true feeling for size and amount of storage.

    Thanks again for all your knowledge that you share with us,

    T. Richards

  • Sweet, more natural call videos would be awesome!

  • Wow!  that's pretty impressive.

  • nice job brotha jus like papa used to make

  • Nicely done Dave. Have not seen one of those made in years. Brings back memories of my grandfather! What a Christmas present. Thanks Dave.

  • DAVE ! You truly love what you do . Go spend Christmas with that lovely wife of yours, not us.

  • Are you friggin kidding me !!! That was awesome Dave . Sounds just like today's technology if not better.

  • Hey Dave, did you ever get a coyote running into that turkey call? Sounds similar to a distress call. See any coyote tracks lately on your property? Ever eat a coyote? I've eaten fox and canines have to be on the last of my list of tasty animals. But at least it's free meat. God bless, SAM

  • the chicken-egg conundrum has become the turkey-wingbone call conundrum

  • Show us how and where you got it and cut it off the wing.

  • @MrDeermaster There are only 3 bones there brother, I think I explained it pretty well, take the 2 small bones that are together in the wing, and cut the ends of so that they fit together, it is not hard.

  • @wildernessoutfitters alrighty ill try it out this spring check your inbox and video responses i got a question for you about the wax slugs thanks and merry christmas!!!

  • Caught me just in time, was just about to throw away two wings and watched this. Went strait from the trash to the stove to boil some bones with company over lol. Made two and they both work great but it seems like the one with a larger top peice is much easier to blow so if you plan on making one use a large wing and make sure if you have a few different selections to work with use the longest top bone possible. great vid by the way

  • Dave, sorry off topic, but I know your reading this so thought I'd make a suggestion.

    In Ireland we used to cook Soda bread in a pot over a turf fire. We make up the fire hot & let it burn down to hot coals, then suspend the pot over the fire and put the prepared soda bread dough (usually buttermilk soda bread) in the pot. Then put the cover on the pot, and shovel hot coals on the top of the pot. Let it cook&rise in this makeshift oven. You could try something similar. God bless bro, SAM

  • that was freaking great! i luv this series of vids :}

  • congrats on your 500 vid Dave.

  • that is way cool! thanks Dave

  • Awesome! I always like the ingenuity of animal calling. Where I live I usually call hares, fox, and birds, but I don't need a tool for those sounds. When I visit US someday I will be sure to try this call out.

    I hope you get yourself a turkey with that call.

    SAM

  • Awesome...

  • that is sick! Merry Christmas!

  • Thanks Dave,i've kept my turkey wings for the project. I think could also be a multifuncional call. Cheers.

  • Not sure if you mentioned in previous videos which model of leather-man multi tool you have but can you tell me which one you prefer and why as I know they don't come cheap, But as you said before you need tools that last so I would rather buy the right one to begin with and your's look quite adequate , Regards & merry christmas Daz.

  • @HERBD0CT0R Leatherman Core

  • Here Dino, here boy, shhhh I'm huntin a waskly Tywansouwus Wex hehehehehe !

  • Actually Dave......

    I did NOT have TURKEY

    i had Prime Rib, Honey roasted potatos, Young yellow corn, 3 bean salad with oinions&garlic and many.. MANY Gin & Toincs!!!!!

    NO TURKEY FOR ME!!!