In the eastern woodlands an axe is the best tool you can have you know how to use it.It is more multi functional it can do what both thoose tools do plus more.It may exspend more calories to use but try to cut somthing
I eat a lot of rabbit, raise em, I slaughter with a short piece of pipe, Iv'e killed 300+ pound hogs with a 12 pound sledge hammer, blunt force is great and quick. Rabbits are a plenty if you know their habitat and schedule, they even freeze on sight for you. I believe they were one of mans fist prey.
And if someone were running at you and you had that in your hand, you could take out a 'Shin Bone' with ease. It would be a silent way to take down an aggressor. OH! And you have just sold me on the use of this weapon/hunting tool. Nice work Dave and thanks again. You looked like you enjoyed making this video too.
There was an article in a recent issue of Backwoodsman magazine about rabbit sticks. If you carve the wood flat into a boomerang configuration it spins faster, has more accuracy, and has lift to keep it above the ground more.
Chopping a 4 inch notch through wood with a knife or axe is simply less efficient than cutting a 1/8th inch slit with a saw. It's like digging a trench in the dirt with a snow shovel, rather than using a narrow trench shovel.... but worse.
i don't know if you have made i video on this or not, but is there any practical or effective use you could get out of a bola? i've heard people can hunt birds with them and was just wondering what your opinion of it was
You are a great aim er, good blessings to yoy, you will always be a survivor bless by our Lord Yeshua.
Surely he shall deliver thee from the snare of the fowler, [and] from the noisome pestilence. 4 He shall cover thee with his feathers, and under his wings shalt thou trust:Ps.91 :-)
i would love to go on a trip with you i need to learn more about survival and hunting my dad never took me hunting as a kid although there were many opportunities
I have a great amount of respect for this man, and I have watched most of his videos and tried many things copying him. I wish I can go on a survival trip sometime, I have done everything in my backyard.
AWESOME DAVE!!! I'm 22 yrs. old and have lived in southern illinois all my life and have learned alot of hunting and survival techniques since I was young but you always manage to show me something new. Thanks for being a badass!
Personally, i use a stick with a diameter smaller than my wrist ( i have skinny wrists), but still works just fine. Its quite faster also. The rabbits are quite fragile creatures, so it doesent take a lot of force to kill one.
great videos man! would really appreciate you guys checking out my channel, i just put out a DIY blowgun thats free to make, i will be making hunting, fishing and survival videos, just check me out and SUB, Thanks!
@adancingrain ha bullshit! your 11 you have no idea how hard it really is to survive in the places they go, and they wouldnt take a little kid for free to do something that every fan wants to do.
@ahrramin i have a cold steel bushman.... look that knife up and then find me a way to break it. best survival/ utility knife ever. its forged from one piece of steel. its easy to throw. the handle is hollow so it can be used as a machete with the addition of a handle extension. i do a lot of "bare bones" camping. i've gone 2 weeks in the woods all alone and all i took with me was my cold steel bird and trout knife (skinning and small tasks), my cold steel bushman (work horse) and my hand saw.
Dave I love you and your videos but you aint got shit compared to a drunken Australian aboriginal throwing a beer bottle at a police officer or white person. haha
it seems good but the fact is rabbits (and all other small game, seeing as they are always being preyed upon) are constantly on edge and looking for danger, and they would spot the movement of your arm and get out of the way in time. unless the rabbit was facing away from you, or you just got lucky, it's very unlikely you'll get a rabbit. even to stalk that close takes extreme skill. although in a survival situation, anything will do, even if you only get a meal in1 in 3 shots you attempt.
@aaronrushton1 I hunt rabbit frequently, and it's really not that hard to get that close to a rabbit, especially when they're in panic. I've had plenty of times where I was flushing rabbits with sticks and rocks where they ran right into me, sometimes they get caught in thickets and you can walk up and grab them. People have been using tools like this to hunt animals just like that for hundreds of thousands of years, don't overthink it, it's not hard, lol.
I love this stuff I really wish I could just live in the wilderness... I grew up on a farm with my grandpa but ended up with my parents in a city went to college got so far in debt becasue of it and cant even get a job... oh what I would do to just live like this and share your knowledge
"Simple construction, easy design, very effective, that's what... self-reliance is all about. Keep it as simple a possible, using the least amount of tools and the least amount of equipment and keep yourself sustained..." Sound advice for any area of life.
Great vid Dave it really is amazing how the simple devices work the best. If you lose it no big deal make another one. Also as the Pathfinder course teaches multiple uses for the same object the rabbit stick can be used for many purposes, a baton, pry bar, fire stick, handle, digging tool etc... A reminder to anyone making off color comments, there is a young audience out there learning from these videos and reading all of these comments so let's be a set a good example
@wildernessoutfitters i have to correct you, the boomerangs aboriginals are hunting with DONT come back!!! only the new boomerangs will. because they have airfoils!!
"I'm goin' back to throwin' my rabbit stick." That's a riot!
Until half an hour ago, I'd never even heard of this man. This is my second video, and I'm already hooked on his videos. Righty, I'm off to watch some more.
Thanks for the interesting videos Mr. Canterbury.
I was taught to throw the stick not side arm but not overhand either. Like at a 45 degree angle. If you think about it-side arm if you're throwing low or high you'll miss. Over hand you'll miss if you're off to the left or right. To me it seems logical that a 45 degree angle would give you the best of both worlds. What do you think?
You say "Rabbit stick" I say throwing stick :) Same thing I guess, Good video though, thanks for posting it . We need to keep the pre neolithic knowledge alive, never know when it'll save your life right.
The sound one of these makes when it hits a jack rabbit is BRUTAL!
I was bored and made one then went up in the hills and took a rabbit with one easily, clipped the head of the rabbit and it went down. (No I did not eat the bunny sorry) But I did feed it to a friends falcon
@DrShakalu619 True true, and at least it was fed to an injured and endangered creature. But I have to say the gyre that ate it is a very happy (Well seems happy even with being a total pain in the ass) bird.
@BigWheelaCatPeelaYea - since it does not hit the target with momentum along the length of the stick, probably not. It is, as he says, a 'blunt force trauma weapon', not used to impale.
If you were trying to survive this is a viable option, i don't understand why there is any need to dismiss this idea or take the piss out of it, unless you just don't have a clue. Dave has mastered bows, slings, guns, traps etc and is showing another simple and fairly effective hunting method.
Dave has probably has forgotten more that you even wish you could find out in a lifetime.
@funkycowboy get rid of her..why the hell did u marry her????..so dumb dude..never get married anyway its a big trap and all bullshit,,stay free..dont follow everyone else..marriage and kids and tons of bills..Fuckin Sucks!!!!
I don't think you're right about that. He explained right / left eye dominance in the archery video and how important it is to shoot with your dominant eye side. It's even more uncommon for one to be left-handed and right eye dominant than to be ambidextrous. It doesn't matter. The guy's freakin' awesome. That's all I'm sayin.' The rest is arbitrary to that fact.
you are idiot humans arent a danger. RABBITS MULTIPLY EASILY..THEY REPRODUCE VERY FAST..AND AROUND HERE THERE A PEST YOU CAN GO IN MY BACK YARD WITH A 22. AND HAVE A HAY DAY.
You have to be a fool to give this vid or any other of Dave's a thumbs down. Learn and burn knowledge into your head. Good throws too by the way Dave.
I got an australian aborgien boomerang. When i tested it ( in a veeeery wide area) , as i throwed it it made a very wide turn a came back almost 1-2 meters next to me as a first throw...
I once had a boomerang (a commercial produck here in the UK back in the 80's), it was not very good regardless of technique. You had more chance of throwing a bottle of beer & it coming back to you than that thing! Wasnt cheap either!
i have made those before, they rock! but for northern washington in the mountians where im at its all bears and fish so i like spears and big boy rifles. even know im a little guy.
@wildernessoutfitters it is actually a boomerang, Australian aboriginals have used these for centurys, white man made the boomerang return. nice job thou :)
@jam3rr The boomerang is one type. Most cultures used throwing clubs which is what this variety of weapon is called. They fell out of favor with many cultures as the bow replaced it. However, they remained common in areas of limited resources. Australia and the American southwest being two areas in which they could be found. Read about the Hopi and such tribes in the US in order to learn more about their use here.
@wildernessoutfitters this statement is actually incorrect. The aboriginals used returning boomerangs to flush small birds in nets. And the other type of boomerange is used for throwing at emus to either break their neck or legs. Trust me i live in Australia and live in the country and we did a 2 week program on visiting local indigenous communities.
@wildernessoutfitters hunting boomerangs dont come back. the ones that do are made to throw over birds on the water so they fly up and you can throw a hunting boomerang at them.
@wildernessoutfitters not all boomerrangs return. there are ones that are called killers and they are used to bring down larger animals such as kangaroos etc. great vids keep up the great work.
also it's multi use, a baton
serridgeas 1 week ago
In the eastern woodlands an axe is the best tool you can have you know how to use it.It is more multi functional it can do what both thoose tools do plus more.It may exspend more calories to use but try to cut somthing
longer than the saw blade or split a log.
BostonReaper1 3 weeks ago
trapping >>>>> this shit
drjamyma 1 month ago
I eat a lot of rabbit, raise em, I slaughter with a short piece of pipe, Iv'e killed 300+ pound hogs with a 12 pound sledge hammer, blunt force is great and quick. Rabbits are a plenty if you know their habitat and schedule, they even freeze on sight for you. I believe they were one of mans fist prey.
mayamachine 1 month ago
And if someone were running at you and you had that in your hand, you could take out a 'Shin Bone' with ease. It would be a silent way to take down an aggressor. OH! And you have just sold me on the use of this weapon/hunting tool. Nice work Dave and thanks again. You looked like you enjoyed making this video too.
FacetsOfTruth 1 month ago
what kind of saw is that i need one>?
npbikerboy45 1 month ago
You also have to remember that there were more rabbits back then.
chmellen 1 month ago
an axe is good if you need to split bigger wood
cekinxxx 2 months ago
There was an article in a recent issue of Backwoodsman magazine about rabbit sticks. If you carve the wood flat into a boomerang configuration it spins faster, has more accuracy, and has lift to keep it above the ground more.
marcgag555 2 months ago
right there- BAM!
mcniggahomie 2 months ago
That little growth would have been knocked off in a couple of seconds with a hand axe. Meanwhile, sawing, sawing...
Yes, I'm nitpicking. But I hate saws.
CanItAlready 2 months ago
1.56 "...any day of the week and twice on Sunday" you made my day!
willemsma 3 months ago
hi dave
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PLUS... if you miss the first time you're fucked. This is not an effective way of hunting.
freezazoid 4 months ago
@freezazoid The point is that if thats all you have got, its better than nothing.
bradleyii 3 months ago
when are you ever going to be 15 feet within a rabbit or any other animal before they bolt? This is stupid.
freezazoid 4 months ago
@freezazoid mating season when the young males are too brave for their good. what are you like 10? know your stuff idiot
Docprepper 2 months ago
Chopping a 4 inch notch through wood with a knife or axe is simply less efficient than cutting a 1/8th inch slit with a saw. It's like digging a trench in the dirt with a snow shovel, rather than using a narrow trench shovel.... but worse.
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Lol its funny u can hear cars in back around =_=
Marrchrange 4 months ago
Lol its funny u can hear cars inback around =_=
Marrchrange 4 months ago
could u please share a way to humanely kill a snapping turtle for food?
redneckandy5 4 months ago
i don't know if you have made i video on this or not, but is there any practical or effective use you could get out of a bola? i've heard people can hunt birds with them and was just wondering what your opinion of it was
MrArdvark69 4 months ago
very good aim and lethal impact
SuperAaaaa123456 4 months ago
What kind of saw is that? I don't see any in the W.O. store and I'd like to know what brand since it looked like it was quite effective.
TerraHv1 4 months ago
Anyone wanting to go on a trip with Dave can look up his school and sign up for classes.
practicalwhacktical 4 months ago
You are a great aim er, good blessings to yoy, you will always be a survivor bless by our Lord Yeshua.
Surely he shall deliver thee from the snare of the fowler, [and] from the noisome pestilence. 4 He shall cover thee with his feathers, and under his wings shalt thou trust:Ps.91 :-)
sdhjirhgh 5 months ago
i think dave is the son of chuck norris
memory123100 5 months ago
cool trap. i bet you hate it when people ask to go on a trip with you
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@aarilyTV this comment is to perfect look above yours
marinecor23 3 months ago
HEADSHOT!!!
xMrjamjam 5 months ago
i would love to go on a trip with you i need to learn more about survival and hunting my dad never took me hunting as a kid although there were many opportunities
FALpwn 5 months ago
p.s. I live in CO.
hugeorcs 5 months ago
I have a great amount of respect for this man, and I have watched most of his videos and tried many things copying him. I wish I can go on a survival trip sometime, I have done everything in my backyard.
hugeorcs 5 months ago
Gooo south paws!!!
bigjoekasulis 5 months ago
heh, rabbit stick sounds like rabbits dick
IFknHateUTube 5 months ago
AWESOME DAVE!!! I'm 22 yrs. old and have lived in southern illinois all my life and have learned alot of hunting and survival techniques since I was young but you always manage to show me something new. Thanks for being a badass!
TheWhiskeyHero 5 months ago
Personally, i use a stick with a diameter smaller than my wrist ( i have skinny wrists), but still works just fine. Its quite faster also. The rabbits are quite fragile creatures, so it doesent take a lot of force to kill one.
Thank you, Dave for another awesome video.
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great videos man! would really appreciate you guys checking out my channel, i just put out a DIY blowgun thats free to make, i will be making hunting, fishing and survival videos, just check me out and SUB, Thanks!
HuntCookSurvive 6 months ago
Try throwing it backhand. I throw it that way and I've taken out quite a few packrats, groundsquirrels and rabbits with a stick.
61loneviking 6 months ago
i preferr a hatchet
ISlycooper120 6 months ago
are you left handed or what for the throwing stick, anyways dude i idol you man
i tried sling and i suck.... lol
pagelock5 6 months ago
@pagelock5 based on his other videos, i think that he is left handed
Zladysman 6 months ago
Have you ever killed anything with it?
Jafarmarar 6 months ago
won't the rabbit run away if your that close or start to swing the club?
gunzfactory 7 months ago
@gunzfactory if its a smart rabbit.
musicoutsidethebox 7 months ago
on a
sow
adancingrain 7 months ago
hi dave can i come with you o a dual survivle i am 11 and a hunter and fisher
adancingrain 7 months ago 47
@adancingrain ha bullshit! your 11 you have no idea how hard it really is to survive in the places they go, and they wouldnt take a little kid for free to do something that every fan wants to do.
XxServalcat24xX 7 months ago
@XxServalcat24xX wow, give him a break
xGRANxTORINOx 7 months ago
@adancingrain dont we all kids wish we could go im 13 but how many can really handle it???
benjaminweller13 1 month ago
Go to 5:37 with transcribe audio on LOL
Tux3d0 7 months ago
@Tux3d0 Funny! "and a woman of self reliance situation". lol I am going to have to try this on other videos.
purplemutantas 7 months ago
Hey Dave make a boomerang! they come back when you throw them! use less calories!
windofthegods 7 months ago
you really are my favorite surviving expert cody is a hippie
moss020697 9 months ago
This video was pretty awesome, i watched it cause im going going rabbit hunting tomorrow. Thanks, this was really helpful
Rokai0 9 months ago
i would kill muskrats with that thing!
naicam1 9 months ago
@ahrramin oh i forgot to mention 100 feet of paracord 550, best stuff ever, usually i wrap it around my walking stick
FueledByTyeler 9 months ago
@FueledByTyeler I'd rather throw a stick. More reach, heavier, and isn't my tool so if I lose it, I just make another in about 5 seconds.
ToddIngram1000 7 months ago
@ahrramin i have a cold steel bushman.... look that knife up and then find me a way to break it. best survival/ utility knife ever. its forged from one piece of steel. its easy to throw. the handle is hollow so it can be used as a machete with the addition of a handle extension. i do a lot of "bare bones" camping. i've gone 2 weeks in the woods all alone and all i took with me was my cold steel bird and trout knife (skinning and small tasks), my cold steel bushman (work horse) and my hand saw.
FueledByTyeler 9 months ago
i can throw my knife just as well.... and why does it take 8 minutes to show someone how to make a "throwin' stick?"
FueledByTyeler 10 months ago
What ever happened to "Dual Survival"? Did it get cancelled, or does it still come on?
ja2595 10 months ago
throwing that stick like a true marksman =)
randomnoone 10 months ago
i think id rather have a rifle or 22 cal 88fps air gun
LetArtsLive 10 months ago
killa caveman
ANDYKilla1 10 months ago
can Dave be my renta dad??
ossuary13 11 months ago
@ossuary13 no hes mine!!!!
ANDYKilla1 10 months ago
Dave I love you and your videos but you aint got shit compared to a drunken Australian aboriginal throwing a beer bottle at a police officer or white person. haha
xann1 11 months ago
This work for Zombie also?
actonbath 11 months ago
Is there ANYTHING!! you CANT do Dave
Hofgoblin 1 year ago 2
@Hofgoblin can you not make a throwing stick? cause that would be an issue...
FueledByTyeler 10 months ago
@FueledByTyeler sure i can find a stick but i doubt i could bullseye Everything like dave. you coy smartass.
Hofgoblin 7 months ago
would this take out a small fox
emocircusops 1 year ago
looks like elmer fudd's got some competition.
streetpoetry123 1 year ago
it seems good but the fact is rabbits (and all other small game, seeing as they are always being preyed upon) are constantly on edge and looking for danger, and they would spot the movement of your arm and get out of the way in time. unless the rabbit was facing away from you, or you just got lucky, it's very unlikely you'll get a rabbit. even to stalk that close takes extreme skill. although in a survival situation, anything will do, even if you only get a meal in1 in 3 shots you attempt.
aaronrushton1 1 year ago
@aaronrushton1 I hunt rabbit frequently, and it's really not that hard to get that close to a rabbit, especially when they're in panic. I've had plenty of times where I was flushing rabbits with sticks and rocks where they ran right into me, sometimes they get caught in thickets and you can walk up and grab them. People have been using tools like this to hunt animals just like that for hundreds of thousands of years, don't overthink it, it's not hard, lol.
punchdrunkatheist 1 year ago
Thats cool I might try to make one
mememememe82 1 year ago
DUDE i never thought a rabbit stick could be so interesting!!! Thanks for the great vid
greenpinkyellow 1 year ago
Hit a deer in the head with that, thrown hard, if It doesn't kill it, you can definitely go get it
CheyTac2 1 year ago
I got that same exact saw! Love your videos and your show! keep up the good work!
aswann0831 1 year ago
canterbury rules!
capulazza 1 year ago
Mind you though the Australian Aboriginal is a crack shot when it comes to throwing beer bottles at police officers, and white people ha ha
xann1 1 year ago
@xann1 It's OK, Native Americans (of which I am partially one) never did get around to inventing the wheel. But Casios, now we are talking....
TiminPhoenix 1 year ago
Incredible it took the australian aboriginal 40,000 years to come up with this most primitive of tools.
xann1 1 year ago
Would this shape of wood also be good for a bow?
MrRacerrocket1 1 year ago
tha axe guy you mean the hippie guy or "no shoes" lol
TheAirhunter69 1 year ago
Pretty Awesome.
allenh60 1 year ago
Just an opinion, I'd rather an axe or hachet.
BrianBTV 1 year ago
nice one man
Eloshly 1 year ago
weve always known themas tinkers sticks ( gypsie} should only be no kore that 18 inches with a weighted end.
biguglygadgie 1 year ago
out of curiosity why doesnt he mention codys name? is their relationship strictly business? idk they seem like pretty good friends on the show
rabbitcat928 1 year ago
@rabbitcat928 look when the video was made..
Ccoach55 1 year ago
@Ccoach55 oic thank you
rabbitcat928 1 year ago
were did u get ur multi tool and what kind do u reccomend and were did u get the knife
survivalgun 1 year ago
is the guy in the story cody lundin?
eagles454 1 year ago
@eagles454 No it is not.
raptorrochester 1 year ago
your bad ass. glad you got your show.......
rob77888 1 year ago
I love this stuff I really wish I could just live in the wilderness... I grew up on a farm with my grandpa but ended up with my parents in a city went to college got so far in debt becasue of it and cant even get a job... oh what I would do to just live like this and share your knowledge
Killerrock501 1 year ago
he look like willie nelson
pspdude1990 1 year ago
"Simple construction, easy design, very effective, that's what... self-reliance is all about. Keep it as simple a possible, using the least amount of tools and the least amount of equipment and keep yourself sustained..." Sound advice for any area of life.
Jefferdaughter 1 year ago
Great vid Dave it really is amazing how the simple devices work the best. If you lose it no big deal make another one. Also as the Pathfinder course teaches multiple uses for the same object the rabbit stick can be used for many purposes, a baton, pry bar, fire stick, handle, digging tool etc... A reminder to anyone making off color comments, there is a young audience out there learning from these videos and reading all of these comments so let's be a set a good example
Buk7five 1 year ago
thumbs up for left hand throwers
BlueOysterCult89085 1 year ago
Dave I just ran across your videos 2 hrs ago and im hooked! Awesome info! Itchin to try it out myself. THANKS!
cuteliloreo 1 year ago
how affective is the rabbit stick
trapper830 1 year ago
@wildernessoutfitters i have to correct you, the boomerangs aboriginals are hunting with DONT come back!!! only the new boomerangs will. because they have airfoils!!
love you videos!:D
iksybren 1 year ago
cant that also be used to hunt birds?
Prinnycanibethehero 1 year ago
"I'm goin' back to throwin' my rabbit stick." That's a riot!
Until half an hour ago, I'd never even heard of this man. This is my second video, and I'm already hooked on his videos. Righty, I'm off to watch some more.
Thanks for the interesting videos Mr. Canterbury.
anynameplease 1 year ago
id probably do a lot worse so great job
klajghajko 1 year ago
I was taught to throw the stick not side arm but not overhand either. Like at a 45 degree angle. If you think about it-side arm if you're throwing low or high you'll miss. Over hand you'll miss if you're off to the left or right. To me it seems logical that a 45 degree angle would give you the best of both worlds. What do you think?
WildernessXSurvival 1 year ago
hey im a big fan of Dual Survival, what is it like to try to survive with cody?
and its such a simple weapon i cant believe i've ever thought about it
dualsurvivalfan26 1 year ago
The golden mean,or Phi,,,,,,look it up,it will explain all about what the length of your arm is all about.
starfiremale 1 year ago
im a big dual survival fan nd wat is it like to try to survive with cody
dualsurvivalfan26 1 year ago
im a big fan of dual survival nd wat was it like to try to survive with cody
dualsurvivalfan26 1 year ago
nice rabbit stick effective tool for hunting
primitivebushskills 1 year ago
You say "Rabbit stick" I say throwing stick :) Same thing I guess, Good video though, thanks for posting it . We need to keep the pre neolithic knowledge alive, never know when it'll save your life right.
Robsartprojects 1 year ago
use it on a rabit... =)
GoToTabCollection 1 year ago
I might tie some type of marking on that, it would be easy to lose it amongst downed logs and sticks.
JustinBaker2567 1 year ago
The sound one of these makes when it hits a jack rabbit is BRUTAL!
I was bored and made one then went up in the hills and took a rabbit with one easily, clipped the head of the rabbit and it went down. (No I did not eat the bunny sorry) But I did feed it to a friends falcon
krackannv 1 year ago
@krackannv at least something ate it
DrShakalu619 1 year ago
@DrShakalu619 True true, and at least it was fed to an injured and endangered creature. But I have to say the gyre that ate it is a very happy (Well seems happy even with being a total pain in the ass) bird.
krackannv 1 year ago
would putting a point on each end be worth it if somone had time to put a point on it?
BigWheelaCatPeelaYea 1 year ago
@BigWheelaCatPeelaYea - since it does not hit the target with momentum along the length of the stick, probably not. It is, as he says, a 'blunt force trauma weapon', not used to impale.
Jefferdaughter 1 year ago
hahahah ONLY if they miss they come back. :) i'm pretty good with a rabbit stick :) love your videos Dave!
HunterBeforeTheLord 1 year ago
rabbit stick is survival 101, don't dis it!
cliffway 1 year ago
sometimes i think im born in the wrong time... how nice must it be to live in the wilderness e.g as a trapper
nihilas1988 1 year ago
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Now I understand how this "rabbit stick" works. You throw the stick at the rabbit and it laughs itself to death,,,,,,
britfin007 1 year ago
@britfin007 and other fools
If you were trying to survive this is a viable option, i don't understand why there is any need to dismiss this idea or take the piss out of it, unless you just don't have a clue. Dave has mastered bows, slings, guns, traps etc and is showing another simple and fairly effective hunting method.
Dave has probably has forgotten more that you even wish you could find out in a lifetime.
dialchemy 1 year ago
not bad
warrat300 1 year ago
the rabbit stick is retarded.. your sling bow rocks, either way somone needs to give you a tv show.
alimakjames 1 year ago
works on wife up to 400lb very effective when hunting over ice cream baits .
gamagoat666 1 year ago 37
@gamagoat666
make sure to use it at about 300# otherwise there's no way to drag to your cave
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How does that work on a 300 pound big mouth wife?
funkycowboy 1 year ago 34
@funkycowboy get rid of her..why the hell did u marry her????..so dumb dude..never get married anyway its a big trap and all bullshit,,stay free..dont follow everyone else..marriage and kids and tons of bills..Fuckin Sucks!!!!
5tonyvvvv 1 year ago
@funkycowboy -- dude, that's seriously disrespectful.
idahoissweet 1 year ago
Hm, could this be used on birds?
Zambaku 2 years ago
could be a club for spliting wood or attacking cougars scull.
I guess a tool of many uses.
thanks
badphobar 2 years ago
baaadaaasss!!!
chimibert 2 years ago
.Any day of the week and twice on sundays" LOL
chimibert 2 years ago 12
that creek looks exactly were i used to go fishin and hog hunting and bowfishing in .... that brings back better times....
tuttoz 2 years ago
I don't think you're right about that. He explained right / left eye dominance in the archery video and how important it is to shoot with your dominant eye side. It's even more uncommon for one to be left-handed and right eye dominant than to be ambidextrous. It doesn't matter. The guy's freakin' awesome. That's all I'm sayin.' The rest is arbitrary to that fact.
simpleman2423 2 years ago 5
OK. You shot your bows right-handed. But you're throwing the stick left-handed. Freak of nature, man. You're a freak.
simpleman2423 2 years ago
human is danger
aliDevil3 2 years ago
you are idiot humans arent a danger. RABBITS MULTIPLY EASILY..THEY REPRODUCE VERY FAST..AND AROUND HERE THERE A PEST YOU CAN GO IN MY BACK YARD WITH A 22. AND HAVE A HAY DAY.
eminempkr 2 years ago 2
Aren't the rabit sticks aerodynamic weapons with a biconvex cross-section?
abdulkabza 2 years ago 3
Is there something you can't do?
You are doing a great job!
name22222 2 years ago 2
"every day of the week, and twice on Sunday." :) Way to show him up Dave!
Chao5INcarnate 2 years ago
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Wow, a bent stick, freakin' amazing.
sunaJH 2 years ago
Cool ! My grandfather was real good with those he would even get partridge with it .
brutallindigo 2 years ago
love the story to do with the saw/axe situation, me and my partner are the same
bushcraftourway 2 years ago
get a branch with a curve in, cut it to arms length and throw it at your wannabe meal, what could be easier.
Tuclanifeht 2 years ago
its like a boomerang
bowmasterpigo13 2 years ago 2
You are a great shot with that stick.
blackthorn1975 2 years ago 20
@blackthorn1975 just practice its really not that hard..when u spend all your time in the woods and not at a desk all day.
5tonyvvvv 1 year ago
Bacho Laplander Saw
Anthonyfromtheuk 2 years ago
Good video Dave. I caught myself chuckling loudly in a few places.
Great good humored presentation !! :-)
Rivieratime 2 years ago
whats around your neck
TheNerfninja 2 years ago
it's a Mora knife, check out the Mora Knife video on the related list -->
Suzume18 2 years ago
You have to be a fool to give this vid or any other of Dave's a thumbs down. Learn and burn knowledge into your head. Good throws too by the way Dave.
TheCurrahee101st 2 years ago 2
was that meant for me
TheNerfninja 2 years ago
I got an australian aborgien boomerang. When i tested it ( in a veeeery wide area) , as i throwed it it made a very wide turn a came back almost 1-2 meters next to me as a first throw...
Rhinoch8 2 years ago
its aboriginal. n if u can use them they are fucking deadly against small game
StupidKunt09 2 years ago
can u show us how to make a primitive spear
mansonfollower15 2 years ago
he does have a video for it
TheNerfninja 2 years ago
I once had a boomerang (a commercial produck here in the UK back in the 80's), it was not very good regardless of technique. You had more chance of throwing a bottle of beer & it coming back to you than that thing! Wasnt cheap either!
scenic456 2 years ago
do the maximum with the minimum....
simple as that !!
garroche 2 years ago
im glad your back.... you should do a thing on a burrow stick
Magnumscoffeefreek 2 years ago
i have made those before, they rock! but for northern washington in the mountians where im at its all bears and fish so i like spears and big boy rifles. even know im a little guy.
PSNTheMoleMan 2 years ago
cool vid
bowtechgeneral 2 years ago
An excellent demonstration
PopolVuh2 2 years ago
so is basically a large boomerang
spartancs6 2 years ago
No Bommerangs are made to come back to you! This will not.
wildernessoutfitters 2 years ago 8
There are returning boomerangs and there are non-returning boomerangs.
brentpieczynski 2 years ago
most aborigine hunting boomerangs are not returning...
The boomerang was mainly a weapon, but also used for hunting.
19leon73 2 years ago
@wildernessoutfitters it is actually a boomerang, Australian aboriginals have used these for centurys, white man made the boomerang return. nice job thou :)
jam3rr 1 year ago
@jam3rr The boomerang is one type. Most cultures used throwing clubs which is what this variety of weapon is called. They fell out of favor with many cultures as the bow replaced it. However, they remained common in areas of limited resources. Australia and the American southwest being two areas in which they could be found. Read about the Hopi and such tribes in the US in order to learn more about their use here.
couchtr26 1 year ago
@wildernessoutfitters What do you call a bad boomerang? A STICK!
or in this case a RABBIT stick.
moviehater11111 1 year ago
@wildernessoutfitters this statement is actually incorrect. The aboriginals used returning boomerangs to flush small birds in nets. And the other type of boomerange is used for throwing at emus to either break their neck or legs. Trust me i live in Australia and live in the country and we did a 2 week program on visiting local indigenous communities.
nickgerman12 1 year ago
@wildernessoutfitters Hunting boomerangs do not generally return to you though.
TTmaniax 1 year ago
@wildernessoutfitters hunting boomerangs dont come back. the ones that do are made to throw over birds on the water so they fly up and you can throw a hunting boomerang at them.
hughGwilly 1 year ago
@wildernessoutfitters no not the real bummerang the real one was like the rabbit stick but better crafted and they where used to hunt
H95Shooterv12 1 year ago
@wildernessoutfitters not all boomerrangs return. there are ones that are called killers and they are used to bring down larger animals such as kangaroos etc. great vids keep up the great work.