Journey with Red Hawk 2

[joec123able]

this guy seems cool and nice bows!

[sethzky77]

I like the wind feather.

[jccrick123]

werent you on deadliest warrior

[lewisgunner1]

great video your very traditional I enjoy watching your videos I am going to subscribe and send you a friend request

[Hardrada88]

Been working on a few bits of 'kit' and i am adicted to this series!!! excellent stuff indeed and really helpful

[Gokunama]

Wicked vid! Great to know my ancestors really knew what they were doing.

As I'm interested in survival skills, I find there's lots of useful info here, although I am left wondering what animal would be pulling the arrow out that you'd need sharp edges on the back.

[jccrick123]

hey how did you put the sinew on the bow and how long is that bow

[macnuts44]

I think the whole point is to make your own bow using the traditional Indian methods. That way, when u do kill a deer, pig, etc, it is a thousand times more rewarding being that you have proven yourself to be a capable human.

[joec123able]

@macnuts44........... or if your just poor lol!

[squirrelhunterethan]

can u sell me one

[kyletango]

Have not shot a traditional bow in 35 years, until this past summer. I was showing some youngsters how to shoot. I had forgot how much fun it is and was surprised how it came back to me like riding a bike. Kyletango

[woodminder]

Thank you

[brattfreke]

Thanks for uploading, and thanks for making this vid. It's good to see ( like other people have said ) that traditions lives on. I do the same for mine.

Cheers to all.

[timhemp]

redhawk can u pm me about  bows thanks

[HunterCook15]

Cool video.

[Lobsterlady2362]

Great video. Love hearing and seeing the old way.

[MrCrowwolf]

Si Yo--S'gi --- Keep the traditions alive!

[hunterray2002]

I'd really Like Mr. RedHawk to make me a bow. . for a self bow..... That would be an honor to have a bow made by him.

Mr .RedHawk if you red this please message me and let me know if it would be possible for myself to have a bow made by you and a price.

Sam

[cavemanss]

this guy is pretty cool, and explains things very well

[APDurrant]

Fantastic! gonna go watch the rest of the series.

Definately a Fan of Aim Small miss small, the principles of archery apply to everything in life.

[perunatic]

I was expecting some fake "mystical" Indian. I was totally wrong. Fantastic video, you've got a great knack for conveying information. Interesting and very cool video Sir. Look forward to more hopefully.

[Animekyle1997]

Bows seem much more fun than guns

[lewisgunner1]

@Animekyle1997 yea they do I like guns well I like all weapons in General especially old ones like wwii civil war guns and native american clubs,axes,and bows and medieval swords,spears,and crossbows and Roman swords today I almost bought a Roman Gladius just needed a little bit more money to buy it

[goldenscales]

@Animekyle1997 They are.Ttake my word for it!

[ardaeserbmx]

can you please make more videos about making bow and arrows an atlatl

[IamMohawk]

Thank you Redhawk nice shooting

[UJS8X]

5:23 very true. That advice also comes from Japanese archery. It may have been from Hagakure but I remember hearing about a Japanese noble holding an archery contest where the contestants were told to aim for the eye of a wooden fish. The only man to actually hit the eye when asked what he saw when shooting replied "the eye of a fish" instead of "a fish" like the rest said.

[joehavian]

This guy should build a composite sheep horn bow. They were extreamly rare, but were some of the most powerful and accurate bows on the great plains.

[miighankurt]

one step closer to getting rid of the bad meat that washed up here on Turtle Island

[DrSteveHolt]

I never can understand how you can claim to love animals and even risk injuring them with not so clean a shot. Old days u needed the bow i get that, u dont today.Targets fun, animals even if u eat them do not need to be downed in this way.I respect the native indian traditions i truly do,th eold ways. but now.........maybe think about a different means of slaughter. you are very close to bull fighting using this method today, tho u wont call it sport maybe...it is. regards

[insanetkd84]

wat? u have a better chance of making a good shot with a bow than with a gun as long as u are in reasonable range besides the thrill of the hunt with a bow is ridiculous imagine sneakin up on a beast of a animal with senses u wouldnt believe and beating it in the game of life. idk u may or may not believe the same way i do but im just lettin ya know

[captainde2]

Where are your balls?

[chrissept21]

what do you mean never cut the growth ring

[chrissept21]

great shot

thanks alot

[runeboy1375]

he tought me how to shoot.

[Daemien21]

Aniin Red Hawk and thank you very much for sharing the all your info.

Thanks again

[FlintknapperJimmy]

Dude! This is great stuff!

[friscow]

better steady cam work.. I love it..

-Frisco the Navajo

[primitivehunter]

Aho, great videos Mr. Red Hawk Good to see primitive still in peoples hearts.

[NicR94]

wow i never knew to keep those knots in the wood when making a bow. no wonder that me carving a bow didnt work that great. and ive never seen an arrow with 4 feathers. and also great way to put feather on the bow for the wind direction. i always thought they were for decoration. i enjoy your videos and thank you very much.

NicR94

[eastyg]

this is what i love to see. its great that though all of this mechanic stuff is out and primitive bows are still popular. if u ask me i see no difference between old and modern bows apart from the obvious fact that modern bows are extrememly ugly

[Kcrazykal]

very nice vid ... and very nice bows and aim there :) gotta love the native americans :)

[dvasicek]

I love the beginning. It gets right to the "point". This is a well-done instructional video. Sharing what means most to him, Red Hawk

teaches us.

Thanks, Maggie! Keep up the good work!

[hawksrest]

Aho ....for Red Hawk ,excellent video,very informative and educational ,loved the respect he shows for the deer and the fact he takes the time to share his extensive knowledge about the outdoors with others...Mike

[gamema0917]

We learned so much from this video. You have a calling for this and we can't wait to see the next one!!! Excellent!!!

[schultzthedragon]

awesome vid