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I would like to the Boyer build it like they did during the Stone Age using no modern tools

Amazing! Good job bro! Subbed

I like to think about the tools they would have used in the day to make them

I love it, it looks so simple and clean. very impressive.

I really hope this guy smiles a bit even if its at the end of the video. Nice work till now. Subbed

Hi from Denmark like that you made something fount here. And the arrow sound is cool i thaught that was a Hollywood thing! ;-)

It’s my dream to make a bow from scratch and harvest some game. Please tell me is this conceivable for someone like myself with no prior knowledge? Using this technique? Will you show arrow construction using a similar rudimentary technique? Is this method for someone who has done this before? The string makes me most nervous….can it be ordered? How?

what wood is used for this bow?

You sir are a true master of your craft.

Very nice 👍 you have inspired me to try and make a bow, cheers 🏹

Have you ever made Cherokee or War bows? Sorry, I’m like so into your sh*t. You’ve got so me so obsessed. A stave kinda scares me. Not scares but I find it intimidating. That’s another reason I want to do a board bow first or flat bow, self bow 😂. I’m getting my bows confused. I’m in Canada but thought I’d ask you if there’s a place you’d recommend for tools?

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks!

I was wondering if you could do a video on making a board bow. That’s what I wanna do as my first. Then progress from there. I just want to go to Home Depot and get a piece of maple. Not sure if red cedar would work. It’s less work and easier for my old body. But the real excitement will be finding a sapling or tree and going from there. Also, it would be awesome if you could do a video on making your own tiller board and maybe explaining how you get a bow to a certain poundage. How the scale works. I mean maybe it’s too elementary for your subscribers but just my own thoughts. Any chance you could add Closed Captions to your videos? It would really help us older dudes out. Thanks for all your videos. Can’t wait for your next video.

Nice. Thankyou for another great video

Holy sh*t! How fast is that bow? Love the quiver. You make everything look so easy. So much nicer making stuff yourself. More of a sense of pride. The more I watch these videos the more enthusiastic I’m getting. My wife will be calling you. 😂😂

I think holding it to your chest would be easier to see, as you said. Where would you recommend a beginner get their tools. I worry that too low of quality would make it harder when just starting yet do I want to invest a lot of money when just learning?

Man that looks like a large bow. Wow that shoots fast! Do any of your bows have an arrow rest?

Great video on sharpening the scrapers. I kinda wondered how it was done. Looks fun using the scrapers.

Thanks!

Love the roughness of it. Amazingly done with barely any tools. That I find exciting!! 12+ hours!

So you never tell us how these 7000 BC bows were made without your modern tools - using likely Stone Age tools. Of course we know of Obsidian. NOT going to watch your whole video because it doesn't provide Education or a Historical context. I'm out.

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Thanks!

Is that a road just beyond your target ?

The chicken going bukaw at nearly every shot had me in giggles

G R E A T T R A D I T I O N A L W O R K

That’s beautiful

There are few things in life that I enjoy more than working with a draw knife. The amount of power and control, and the speed is hard to match with any other hand tool. You need a really solid way to clamp the workpiece though...

Awesome craftsmanship, as a kid i used elm to make primitive bows. I have seen the bow at Holmegård museum. Greetings from Denmark.

Amazing bow build, love it! Thank you for sharing this.. :) The budding Bowyer on yt 🇨🇦

And the sounds! holy cow gimme gimme

not bad

you should send it to lars anderson and do some collabs

have you ever made an atlatl ?

Another great video. Really helpful for a beginner especially. I’d feel secure going out and finding a small tree or sapling. Thanks!

I enjoyed this video very much. I like the way you strung it. Learned that. Also, you sure know how to use tools. Love the dying process too. I see I’m late to the party regarding the giveaways. That’s cool of you.

Awesome video. This was the first one I watched. Thanks for explaining it so well especially being new to the art.

I’m late in joining. That was interesting. How is maple for a bow? My dad loved maple so I’m kinda hoping it works. I used to have a compound but my son got a yew longbow and now I’m addicted. These videos are excellent. On to watching all the others I missed.

I just subscribed. This video was excellent! The way you show everything you do and explain without rambling on and on. I find some people’s videos are good but with too much talking the important info gets lost and I have to rewatch. I thoroughly enjoyed this. Would this bow be considered a “board” bow? Forgive my ignorance, just learning. I’ve had a composite before. I ran across something on Facebook and it got me interested in buying a bow again but like yours and making my own one day once I can afford the tools. dad taught me to love different woods and if he was here, he’d be so into your channel too! Now I don’t have a heat source as you do in this video but the process is still very informative. This is my favourite channel now so I’m on a mission to watch all your videos. Your instruction is a perfect fit for me. Is there a place where I can donate monthly to your channel? I’m not sure how to do that?

Wow, don't know a thing about Bows, but found this interesting and oddly inspiring, thank you.

What tools where used to build the original bow?

That hackberry bow looks elegant and smooth both in shape and action.

What tools would the original creators have used? Flint and stones?

Your vows are sick my man. Beautiful. They also shoot crazy well it looks like😮‍💨

Quick question for anyone who knows, is a bi-fletched arrow better/more accurate for traditional shooting than a tri-fletched arrow? Or do his fly so well because he makes his own quality arrows?

Nice, it must be very satisfying. I grow 11 species of bamboo and am pretty keen to have a go from one of the larger species, culms get to 100mm OD and very heavy walled. I made 1 only arrow from a very straight but smaller species and it flys really well from a 40# Sage elite. I'm only an amateur. Watching this has put me back into the mood, thanks for sharing.

Just finished binge watching all your videos and totally love the way you show how you build your bows. Thinking of getting into trying my hand a building my own bow in the very near future. It would be fantastic to have won one of your bows. Keep up the great work. Looking forward to future videos.

I currently live in Thailand and was just wondering if Teak would make a good bow? I am thinking of trying my hand at making a bow.