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  • You are amazing! And most interesting! Wish I new you.

  • oh yea this some good ole fashion parenting too great job

  • y is she single i dont understand

    

  • Ur so pretty...^_^

  • I think I have knife envy, that one is gorgeous!

  • I've watched a lot of your videos. Very nice. Thanks for putting those up. 

  • you made a better explanation in your video than the pro's, so i guess this makes you top dog, except you are not a dog but you get what i mean, great video thank you for the upload

  • NICE KNIFE! You have good taste in gear

  • what a sweet badass country girl ; )

  • I love you, marry me.

  • Is this thistle also known as purple bull thistle?

  • @SuperMassagediva No, it's actually Musk Thistle, an aggressive invasive species which only reproduces via seed, instead of through seeds or vegetative reproduction (runners, creepers, shoots, cuttings) like most plants can. It's good to tell people ways they can be used, but be aware that most are found along roadsides and host plant parasites.

  • We had a big field of these thistles when I was a kid and nobody knew what to do with them. It's a tragedy because three of the eight kids developed schitzophrenia. If we had only known how to help ourselves. Maybe these things never would have happened to us.

  • I'm actually surprised you didn't mention anything about turning the larger stalks into cordage once they pass the decent edible stage. I have to agree with the large number of posters, You are a good looking young lady, You will make some bushcrafter / survivalist a Great wife. Keep the video's comming They are EXTREMELY informative and well done. It's refreshing to see a person, like yourself, giving the facts and not coloring them with any personal belief's. I will pass your site on to others

  • @0623kaboom Thank you :)

  • I have been wanting a thistle patch in my yard but this video makes me want one even more!

  • Big knife.

  • Cool. I like your videos. Sendin some good vibes your way.

  • The world needs more people like you. It doesn't matter if you're a guy or a girl; this is useful information and you're full of very useful skills. It's a shame that it's not appreciated more than it is these days.

  • Give Rambo back his knife. LOL

  • @kyletango no lol finders keepers!

  • I love you!!... that is all :)

  • @bustfer07 love you too... that is all :P

  • I can tell you are southern. so am i lol. now i need to look for thistle

  • Beautiful lady with a BIG knife, eating pointy things! What's not to love. thanks!

  • @pedoberries98661 yea out here they grow wild by the thousands so there's no need to plant them but they take very easily. All you really need to do is toss the seeds into the wind over a patch of land and they'll be everywhere before you know it. 

  • Seen here in Florida!

  • What type of thistle is that? Here we have purple thistle. Do you know if all thistle's are edible?

  • @Achilles323 as far as I know all thistles are edible. Here Milk and Bull thistles are common.

  • I got the same knife from Harbor Freight.

  • @uoffendme Yeah me too. But I replaced the in-handle-content with my own concoction. Nice knife and HARD as all get out. I tried to grind one of them down to a smaller blade to fit a smaller sheath. And WOW! It took some serious high speed grinding. Had to burn through it. By the way LADIES. You are a breath of fresh air to all men who have thought that women like you 'no longer exist'. You are a gift of God. Keep on being strong/feminine women who are not afraid to get your hands dirty. Love ya

  • oh i thought that was a mistletoe

  • Ms. Mayeaux: This is something very special to see; an absolutely beautiful woman who appreciates old fashioned back to the land values.

    I first leaned that these were edible from my father, who called them by the cajun french word, "couston". However, I did not know that the leaves, flowers and roots were edible. Thanks for that information.

    Might I suggest doing a video on wild musrooms grown from willow trees?

    Excellent video. Would you happen to be single?

  • @tedvicknair I am single and I am afraid to do a mushroom video because it is so easy to mistake a poisonous shroom for an edible one. I don't like to encourage novice to play with mushrooms. They are just too dangerous.

  • @MayeuxMinistries Thank you for the informational posting’s I enjoy them very much please keep them coming. P.S my brother thinks that you are a very cute woman.

  • I think I love you! Your the women of my dreams,lol! great videos Iam glad there are Females like you out there. I wish I could find one...

  • Love this plant. I use it as a vegetable rennet to make hard cheeses. Best alternative to the real thing

  • Impressive vid...you will never starve...that is for sure !

  • i like the look of that knife

    also good video

  • I Like Your Knife ;)

    

  • Great work Mayex :) My dad got told by a very nice person in a little village to use it to heal his huge black ulcer on his lower back, near kidneys...it was gone in 4-5 days..amazing stuff..doctor was amazed too ;~)

  • @Mahartinba cool thanks for sharing. How did he use it?

  • @MayeuxMinistries Hi sorry for late reply. He used the leaves and mashed it on wood with wood inside a cloth. No knife or metal. Not sure how often and how much. It was a size of a £1 coin and he covered it with 5x5 inch cloth and bandaged it. I have to ask if once or multiple times. Will post later!

  • I just found your site today this is the second clip I've watched. And just got to say I absolutely loved seeing a herbalist,organic type hippy chick pull that "Arkansas toothpick" out of that sheath. Truly a realist life perspective "better to have & not need than need & not have"

  • Something tells me your dad really wanted a son. He talked you two into digging up weeds on Youtube. LOL. But at least I now know the name of the prickly weed that grows outside my bedroom window.

  • @KC1971J lol no... He has a son (Ky in the blacksmithing videos) My videos are all me. No outside influences :)

  • @KC1971J lol. that's what I'm screamin'

  • Milk thistle is definitely good for the liver. I take it every day in capsule form. Milk Thistle in combination with Flax Seed oil and vitamin C is about the best things for your liver.

    You girls sure know your bushcraft and foxcraft.

  • Great video. What is the difference between Wild Thisle and stinging nettle?

  • @Flyonthewall357 They are 2 very different plants. Nettle is much smaller and is covered with hair like fibers that sting and burn your skin. Thisle is more akin to a cactus with sharp spins that stick you but don't sting.

  • It's probably is a thistle. Check my video titled "Edible and Medicinal Uses for Thistle" to see what these look like when they are younger and smaller. There are many different types of thistle so it could be a different verity but to me, it sounds like a young Bull Thistle.

  • Love the video.

    There is another kind of plant that looks like this but does not have a huge stalk or flower. It grows close the ground, but has leaves that are very close to the thistles in your video. It may even be the same plant but at a different stage. The roots taste like celery but look like small white carrots. Do you know this other plant and what it's called? We called it a sticker bush but I doubt it's the real name.

    Christ's Peace

  • @johncajunmanbrown Sounds like it may be stinging nettle.

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