bushcraft STICK TRICK, FAST ROPE Cordage

[dabrownone]

What kind of knife was that? It looked like a Mora..

[ROBwithaB]

That was fast.

[p4h10oso]

YOU ARE ONE GOOD LOOKING GUY.

[dogbone222]

actual i did this before but i didn't know you could make cord....

[debimcswain]

what plant is this

[pup9et]

biq tik dare me like wood.. ooga booga lol

[Bendertent]

Thanks for this really good technique for making cordage. I will definitely be using it.  Great video! :)

[Oksendal5]

Please could to let me know how you did the hook on the end of your tripod rope?

Thank you for making this demonstration.

Yours

Paul

[LANDnLIFE]

Awesome! Thank you for this video

[scarz1951]

Crank that withie, Freede. Looks like you've done that b4.

[Davey569]

I do believe those are called withies ;o)

[briargoatkilla]

so simple. so cool. thanks

[OmNiMoN007]

fuck yeah rednecks

[MysteryMan159]

from the video, it looks like you are simply taking a small sapling around index finger-thumb diameter and just abusing it til it becomes loose and thready. whenever i try twisting like this, the whole thing just breaks apart and little shards come off on the thicker parts. what is the process and what are some things i can look for to know i am doing this correctly? and also i imagine some trees are better than others. awesome trick by the way.

[MrBudwv]

Is this a particular species of bush or can you use just about any small shrub?

[ViolentKisses87]

Lol noisey geese :D

Nice rope trick ^_^

[bushcraftbartons]

I had not seen this tripod, cordage and kettle video before Fredde.....that was great....Iloved it :) 10/10

[bushmag]

Good stuff:) YOure like a book.. but we dont read the stuff.. we watch it:) 5/5

[hobbexp]

heheheh,, thanks,, is not time for us to get out in the bush?

[bushmag]

yeah it is.. but were?

[hobbexp]

heheh i have no idea,,i think we can see each other half way, from ower homes,

[bushmag]

yeah would that be like enköping or so?

[hobbexp]

ok,,this weekend ?

[bushmag]

well I'm working every second weekend and next weekend is full too...

[hobbexp]

ääääähh thats ok, you can call in sick, i just joking,

[EarlandPatty]

Thanks!

[AzureStocking]

cool

[blowgunking1994]

EVER DO ANY AIRGUN HUNTING

[ArvinX5]

can i request something? how to make bushcraft plate, thnx

[AMULDARRY]

@ArvinX5 use a big peace birch bark

[AMULDARRY]

@AMULDARRY piece

[pathfindertom1122]

withies, nearly forgotten technology

[NCHiker1970]

Once again I learned a new trick! I was taught how to make cordage using pine tree roots. Great video!

[pnwoods]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. It is appreciated.

[fwimbe01]

What Happened to the Video???

It's gone...

[rezzoro7]

Most people are too depended on technology to survive. I like your videos a lot, you educate people on how to survive with what nature has to offer. Thanks for sharing!!!

[Tossdart]

Are they Canada Geese? They sound like Canadas. I don't know what kind of geese you have in Sweden.

[hobbexp]

yes it is, Canada Geese is the same a round the wold, they move,

[TheV0iceOfReas0n]

what can you use to make a quick bow drill string if you forget your paracord or it breaks?

[yalgret]

you could use your shoelace

[hobbexp]

hehe, you tell me, you know birds better and i do,

[Tossdart]

I said they sound like Canadas how much closer can I guess than that. The world is changing, though it is very cold here yet the Mallards are around already. Geese stay 1 month later than when I was a kid & come 1 month earlier often! A nice ending in any case we get many over house here in spring & fall. I love when my birds go up & fly in them. Gyr Falcon come with mallards though ARRRRGGGG. Bad for my birds, seem to mostly just go for ducks luckily. Goshawk is worst for me.

[vxAREKxv]

:-) 5/5

[Paul07901]

Damn, your good. Thanks for sharing!

[hobbexp]

thanks,

[welsh58boy]

great video thanks.

you live in a beautiful part of the world

[johnjayrambo11111]

i love it great vid .

malc.

[CATmover1]

I remember doing something like this about 35-40 years ago with my grandfather. awesome!

[hobbexp]

thanks,  it should be fun to see how you do it,

[fukumann]

Lots of cleaver ingenuity here! Especially like the tri-pod wrap over knot and the notch! Sure wish you would have had your bush bow with you...honk,honk

[duanemyers]

Very clever. I love it!

5 Stars

[Qwik5ilva]

Great vid! Iv'e gotta try that one this weekend. Thanks.

[hobbexp]

thanks, its simple,,

[wolfbushcraft]

brill as usual,ive used withies many times,like you for the cooking.are the geese comming or going,ie,for winter...

[hobbexp]

the geese fly south now before the winter,

it was -0c last night, (38f i think,) so its time for them to escape before the winter arrives,

[maveraver]

We call these withies in the UK.

Good vid mate

[hobbexp]

i know its not a new thing,, but, its a very useful old trix, ppl forget the easy things some times,

(nothing i show up is new, :0)

thanks for your comment,

[maveraver]

So true mate, the old ways are the best ways 9 times out of 10

[chaisone]

Thanks for keeping these, like you said, "old trick" alive and for passing them on.  Good job. Gave you 5 stars.

[hobbexp]

thanks man, :0)

[wizzla111]

excellent stick trick !