Crock jug made on the creek, wilderness survival

Making a Crock jug, made at the creek, clay from creek bank, made the old way, water jug,water container Basic wilderness survival, Camping tips.

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• water
• container
• jug
• Crock
• clay
• creek
• wilderness
• survival
• bushcraft
• Camping
• tips.
• crafts
• hiking
• hunting
• guide
• howto
• outdoors
• firing
• outback

[cekinxxx]

really wonder if primitive people used clay for water containers when on the move

[tim3jones]

@cekinxxx A deers stomach was used for water containers when on the move.

[TheAmazingLarryKoopa]

Yo like the video I might try it but just wondering is it possible to make an arrow head using the clay?or will it be like sort of too soft

[tim3jones]

@TheAmazingLarryKoopa Yes i made arrow heads for clay they work great, I let them dry over night then put them in a hot fire and let cool slow.

[sympractic]

I've had pottery on my mind for some time now, but got confused by reading about it. Really good to see it in practice. Guess I gotta go clay huntin' once the ground thaws out...

[tim3jones]

@sympractic You can make a lot of stuff out of clay, Good luck on clay hunting.

[plathhs]

This is probably one of the best videos I've ever seen on YouTube. Thank you!

[answers365]

Man, this video is awesome! These are a real work of art. Do you sell them? Really cool. Thanks for sharing.

[cekinxxx]

@tim3jones thanks

[cekinxxx]

@cekinxxx seem reasonable

[tim3jones]

@g0tblu Yes.

[g0tblu]

This is amazing. Didn't see it until after your recent video on purifying water. My question is, if you already made a jug and fired it, could you also fill that full on water (assuming it was a fairly large jug) and set it back in a fire to boil the water for future use?