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Dogbane is toxic to livestock. Which non-toxic plant would be best?
ugkcdrock 2 weeks ago in playlist More videos from bobgillis
Thedoctor19000
You can use cat tail, but you wouldn't want to use it for something that is under much abuse. Cat tail is good for say, tying up a rolled up mat/blanket, or tying up a bundle of dogbane that is being brought back to make strong cordage.
Also, you cant really make fine cordage out of cat tail, at smallest (realistically) it's going to be about 1/4" when finished.
meforgodforall 2 years ago
Could cat-tail suffice in the process of cordage making?
Thedoctor19000 3 years ago
Now This Is Engunity - Great Series - Thank You.
GenericGene 3 years ago
it is also considered poisonous to humans, so no eating it
grymmtymm 3 years ago
cool..
anyway, im much more interested knowing you.
i never expected i could find many labiste's out here...
hope we'll know each other more
jessielabiste 3 years ago
thank you for this video. Dogbane is a favorite
plant. grows well in dry as well as wet soil in Missouri.
wish you showed the how to process of making cordage also.
thanks again
buzz
bluetoad2001 3 years ago
this series is all that is needed for traditional cordage making.
uhhjomaymee 3 years ago