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Deer sinus but it was elk

Listening to the way people viewed the indigenous people of America back in the day is depressing.

This is like ancient Guerrilla War tactics it almost would have made more sense to carry the shot and some kind of a tea bag pouch or something to keep it from contaminating your mouth or your bloodstream you still pour the shot in and then you just got the wad in the end of the barrel. I still don't know how they fired a shot off without using the ramrod but this is almost brilliant. I love the way that they coordinated their attacks unconventionally against well-disciplined militaries that stood in straight lines like idiots for some weird honor that doesn't exist on any Battlefield. Amazing.

The only issue with Eagle bones is that it is illegal to have one, as they are the National bird and are protected by federal law. Going to give this a try.❤

0:28 Oh dear, the Besbev was real? 😮 For any star wars fans here, it is a Mandalorian flute/weapon

Very cool, my cave friend gruuk can play music is very good for bird hunting

I love ❤️😘❤️😘 the way he said everything he is write ✍️ about everything

But it didn’t activate the light in your video. . .

This here is a REAL woman. Not afraid to do work and break a nail lol

Interesting but axe sheaths are usually made of leather for a reason. The leather won't scratch or dull the blade. I think your metal one would work if you lined it with duct tape before folding.

What a stupid hobby

Thanks for the information, i am interested in stone age technologies and mussel is now a resource i know i can use for many things. Warm greetings from the Netherlands🇳🇱!

👍 Fascinating! Thank you for sharing.

Thank you

Very good video! I learned a lot. Please keep making more videos.

Awesome stuff. I have some videos of my Trappers cabin built in the 70’s.

wish i knew how to find jasper

Clever, cheaper and i suspect the trigger is more sensative and responsive. Nice

Yoo something finally positive im seeing. Hey happy Summer Solstice 😁🌤️🤙🏻

Winter here, but celebrating all the same :)

Its a wonder they lost.

I like the work you are doing. Keep making vids. What part of Oregon are you in. Im around Roseburg..

Fantastic, thank you!

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Flamethrower!

russian sheet

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I’m from the eagle point area of oregon and have always been so curious about what their techniques were, super great video

Very cool video. I am chinook and cree metis and from a reservation in the PNW. I am interested in particular learning about the Hudson Bay Company employees because my family worked for the company. My grandmother was tutored by John Mcloughlins wife at Fort Vancouver.

Nice shot

Nice shot

Good to see ya posting again

Living History School! Long time no see!

I had no chance to study for the test

I was waiting for a hot older woman

their just having a jog

That'll put a part in someones scalp! Welcome back!

Wow it’s been a long time, good to see you are doing well!

Don't discount tomatoes. They are easy to can and you can do a lot of things with them like making soup, sauces, chili. Perennial veggies are great too...asparagus, multiplier onions, perennial greens, perennial herbs. Propagation is also a must and you can regrow some food. Fermentation is a great way to preserve food.😊. Apologies to Klaus Schwabb, but I'm not eating bugs.

They cost $350 now

Thanks for the video. I appreciate the part where you show the cross section. I was wondering if you could show more detail than what we can see now. I keep just getting a high wispy "shhhhhhhhh" sound an no true whistle. HELP!??!?!?!

Not bad

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Hahahaha...nipple pick?? 😉

Very cool! We made fruit leather a few times too!

That was really cool. Why don't you post videos anymore?

I prefer to build with Woodprix plans.