The grouse was responding to your " drumming" on that stump .... You are demonstrating the grouse's mating ritual. I have watched them doing that. Thank you for the video ... I have some huckleberry wood that I am going to make a spoon with.
Another great video and a wonderful addition to skills. Thanks for including the tip about spoon bowl depth. I've watched many spin carvers over the years, and you're the first to add that bit of wisdom.
I am new to spoon carving and really enjoyed this video. It was informative and each step explained very well. The length was just right. I love nature and the partridge showing up looking for a mate was nature at its best. Having your cat come to show you his love and support was a perfect addition to the video. Thank you for sharing and I look forward to what comes next. Have a great week! 😊🇨🇦
Brother Dave Canterbury!! The good lord has blessed you with an amazing gift!! Thank you so much for teaching us and sharing with us your gift!! Absolutely love your channel!! All my gear is self reliance outfitters!!
I read and have all your books I just wanna say thank you for sharing so much knowledge through all these years even though I don't know you you have a special place in my heart
Hah! What a fun time! I had so much fun watching this and learned some great new information on how to do this, especially with an axe! I had no idea that was possible. Thank you David!
Some great axe, knife, and material dexterity tips in there. I've carved a few spoons already but, as usual with your videos, I've learned something new. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge and wisdom.
Brother Canterbury. I spotted a tattoo you have on the right hand. Im happy to see you are a brother of the craft. I used to shoot OSTA back in the late 90s and i know you were there at the time. Back when Hoot was the president. I've followed you for years and before your stint on TV. But now that i saw the tattoo many things makes sense and explain a lot about who you are. /G\
Your seminar was very informative. Never tried carving a spoon yet, but you gave me good ideas that I can use. PS. The entertainment gave me a good laugh. I know how cats are, they have to be noticed one way or another.
That was awesome Dave thanks! As far as the length of the video well I'll tell you what it doesn't matter how long it takes as long as I'm learning something I'll sit there for 2 hours if it takes that to learn something or to refresh my memory. I generally watch every one of your videos but I don't always comment on all of them. I'm starting to get a little older now and it's getting harder and harder to stay out as long as I would like to but I ain't going to lay down till they put me in the ground, well not necessarily put me in the ground because I'm going to be burnt I do not want all that dirt on top of me. Thanks again Dave I really did enjoy this!
I’ve been using Black Walnut lately due to availability. It has a beautiful finish but learned a lesson with Walnut though, Walnut branches have a pith that’s super soft. First spoon i carved had a hole in the bowl where the pith was. 😅 Made a decent coffee bean spoon. Thanks Dave!
Great seminar, Dave. The cat and the quail added to the show. Appreciate the video. Very helpful tips. I've been trying to carve a decent spoon for some time now.🥄😺👍🏻
Dave, you nailed the ONLY issue I had with my 1st wooden spoon. It was too deep. Well,... a bit too thick too I reckon. But after some practice I got it. Nice tutorial along with some foul entertainment. Lol. Happy Easter Buddy.
Man that's so cool ,I was processing fatwood and doing some carving with my axe and a grouse came up within 10 ft if me and was watching me ,I think it was attracted to the noise....
Thank you sir. Thank you for putting out teaching videos. I know your skills are a source of income for you and your family and I very much appreciate your sharing of your skills for us on CZcams.
Thanks for the video! You made the whole process so easy to understand . My next's outdoor adventure I will make one. My first attempt was on a piece of Aspen. It turned out all right, but it's not very strong.
😊thanks Dave, nice work and great guest😅 I started making spoons the beginning of 2021, I learn new things every day, another 6/7 years I’ll be a spoon maker. Is making spoons bushcraft? Well I can tell you that 4 times I either forgot my utensils or I accidentally burned them and had to make utensils in the field😮😢 making utensils in the field is bushcraft when done on the spot 😊take care.
Dave, this is some practical fun whittling. When I think of a single spoon, I think of the one that the late Army Colonel David Hackworth, he of the 10 Silver Stars, always carried in a shirt pocket. A tool for obtaining various meals "on the run." Your rounding blade is definitely helpful for hollowing. I have considered an equine hoof knife for such carving, but I think the blade needs some modification for ideal spoon shaping. You mention birch, echoing my thoughts about an ideal spoon wood. Lots of that in the Yukon Territory in many places, & Alaska, too. Hard, smoothing, & often durable. Wondering of the cat considered adopting the possibly orphaned bird (was it a Ringneck pullet?).
I love the video! I love the grouse! Hysterical! An your cat had me rolling! I'd love to see someone carve one with their belt knife only! Carving bowl/spoon/concavity with a wide blade is difficult! Not impossible but skills are needed!
Hah! Crazy timing- I just finished carving the strangest eating spoon of my life, about a half hour ago. In cherry. But it was intentionally strange. I'm putting up an April Fool's short of the carving, on Monday, for any Future People who may want to see the weird spoon. Been loving your stuff for years, DC; I hope to run into you at Blade Show again, one of these years. 👍 👍
We don't have birch or maple here. But we do have a native holy that has a very tight clear grain .also very hard ! And it light after it dries . Also makes very good handles ...
It is the rhythmic thump thump of the axe that is calling theat grouse in. I have has them come to the sound of the old small 3 wheelers with the little 4 stroke thump thump thump at idle. Ki d mimics the male "Drumming "
Another awesome video Dave! Absolutely loved it and it was not long or at least long enough for me. I did have one question though. Do you use the spoon as is or do you seal it or something when you are done carving it?
The grouse was responding to your " drumming" on that stump .... You are demonstrating the grouse's mating ritual. I have watched them doing that.
Thank you for the video ... I have some huckleberry wood that I am going to make a spoon with.
The demo was excellent! The time with the partridge & the cat is priceless!......ATB
Hands down the best video you ever made.
The chopping mimics, the drumming that they do during mating season
Another great video and a wonderful addition to skills.
Thanks for including the tip about spoon bowl depth. I've watched many spin carvers over the years, and you're the first to add that bit of wisdom.
I am new to spoon carving and really enjoyed this video. It was informative and each step explained very well. The length was just right. I love nature and the partridge showing up looking for a mate was nature at its best. Having your cat come to show you his love and support was a perfect addition to the video. Thank you for sharing and I look forward to what comes next. Have a great week! 😊🇨🇦
Brother Dave Canterbury!! The good lord has blessed you with an amazing gift!! Thank you so much for teaching us and sharing with us your gift!! Absolutely love your channel!! All my gear is self reliance outfitters!!
Top shelf Dave! I’m beginning to gather tools and knowledge. You sir are a great attribute. Thank you!
Hi David! I enjoyed the full demonstration as well as the extra entertainment provided by other members of your "crew."
Gottcha a new friend Dave! That is awesome! I've had critters do that to me before. I think they know the peace in your heart.
I read and have all your books I just wanna say thank you for sharing so much knowledge through all these years even though I don't know you you have a special place in my heart
enjoyed my coffee this morning watching your carving class.
Hah! What a fun time! I had so much fun watching this and learned some great new information on how to do this, especially with an axe! I had no idea that was possible. Thank you David!
Some great axe, knife, and material dexterity tips in there. I've carved a few spoons already but, as usual with your videos, I've learned something new.
Thanks again for sharing your knowledge and wisdom.
So much love and respect for you Dave!
Brother Canterbury. I spotted a tattoo you have on the right hand. Im happy to see you are a brother of the craft. I used to shoot OSTA back in the late 90s and i know you were there at the time. Back when Hoot was the president. I've followed you for years and before your stint on TV. But now that i saw the tattoo many things makes sense and explain a lot about who you are. /G\
The Grose was friendly it seems. I like carving as well too. Keep up the good work and God bless
Luv this vid Dave. I enjoyed the tutorial, but I especially enjoyed the critter cat photo bombs!
Talk about realism. Dave gets nature to contribute ambiance for his videos! That's how good DAVE is. 😂😂
Brother, great vid. Can't wait to share it with my kids.
Thank you, Dave . That was a very good tutorial 👌
Awesome video and I love seeing how do do this sort of thing with very few tools. Thanks.
You know you're doing good work when there's a supurrrrvisor involved. 🐈⬛
Your seminar was very informative. Never tried carving a spoon yet, but you gave me good ideas that I can use. PS. The entertainment gave me a good laugh. I know how cats are, they have to be noticed one way or another.
Hey Dave just finished Advanced Bushcraft. Big fan, thanks for the content!
That was awesome Dave thanks! As far as the length of the video well I'll tell you what it doesn't matter how long it takes as long as I'm learning something I'll sit there for 2 hours if it takes that to learn something or to refresh my memory. I generally watch every one of your videos but I don't always comment on all of them. I'm starting to get a little older now and it's getting harder and harder to stay out as long as I would like to but I ain't going to lay down till they put me in the ground, well not necessarily put me in the ground because I'm going to be burnt I do not want all that dirt on top of me. Thanks again Dave I really did enjoy this!
Beautiful Dave!
That was awesome!!
Excellent tutorial brother. That was great timing with that grouse! I hope it doesn’t develop any trust with Zahn like it has with you!
Love your content as always. Thanks for the video
Awesome video!!!!
Loved the video. Thank You.
Another awesome video as always and it's all good
This was good, Dave! Thank you!
Great video thank you
Excellent Class! Thank you
I’ve been using Black Walnut lately due to availability. It has a beautiful finish but learned a lesson with Walnut though, Walnut branches have a pith that’s super soft. First spoon i carved had a hole in the bowl where the pith was. 😅 Made a decent coffee bean spoon. Thanks Dave!
Great video as usual, and the added grouse whispering!
Thanks Dave
Nicely done!✅
Very informative and entertaining
Great video Dave, thank you
You are awesome!
Great Lesson Dave 🤟😜👍
Great video brother. Thanks for sharing
Very good tutorial!
Thanks 🙏
Great Stuff!!!
Great seminar, Dave. The cat and the quail added to the show. Appreciate the video. Very helpful tips. I've been trying to carve a decent spoon for some time now.🥄😺👍🏻
Thanks Dave. This was a great tutorial!
Very nicely done.
good stuff, well done Dave
The length was fine. Thanks for another excellent video Dave!
Dave, you nailed the ONLY issue I had with my 1st wooden spoon. It was too deep. Well,... a bit too thick too I reckon. But after some practice I got it. Nice tutorial along with some foul entertainment. Lol. Happy Easter Buddy.
Very nice tutorial. Thank you.
Outstanding video, Dave. This is where your experience and teaching skills really shine. Great job.
Excellent instructional video.
Excellent Instruction , enjoyed seeing good Bushcraft .
Great video btw. 👍🤙
Thank you
This was a terrific video. Thank you for creating content for as long as you have. I hope you can continue to do so for a very long time.
Thanks!
Wonderful demonstration of the variety of sharp-and-pointy-things techniques! ❤
Ty, Dave
Wow! Great instructive video! I have it saved in my files. The grouse and cat were an added bonus.
I've carved a spoon or two and so forth, but I understand the basic technique better now.
Man that's so cool ,I was processing fatwood and doing some carving with my axe and a grouse came up within 10 ft if me and was watching me ,I think it was attracted to the noise....
Nice work
Your feline and avion crew members made a great video even better. Thanks Dave!
Brother, that was an awesome video to watch. The grouse was amazing also !!! Wow 👌 THANKS. ...Alan 🇨🇱
Thank you sir. Thank you for putting out teaching videos. I know your skills are a source of income for you and your family and I very much appreciate your sharing of your skills for us on CZcams.
Thanks for the video! You made the whole process so easy to understand . My next's outdoor adventure I will make one. My first attempt was on a piece of Aspen. It turned out all right, but it's not very strong.
😊thanks Dave, nice work and great guest😅 I started making spoons the beginning of 2021, I learn new things every day, another 6/7 years I’ll be a spoon maker. Is making spoons bushcraft? Well I can tell you that 4 times I either forgot my utensils or I accidentally burned them and had to make utensils in the field😮😢 making utensils in the field is bushcraft when done on the spot 😊take care.
Thanks for another great video. I just cut a few pieces of wood last week for spoon carving.
Super cool with the grouse - hard to beat that
Dave, this is some practical fun whittling. When I think of a single spoon, I think of the one that the late Army Colonel David Hackworth, he of the 10 Silver Stars, always carried in a shirt pocket. A tool for obtaining various meals "on the run." Your rounding blade is definitely helpful for hollowing. I have considered an equine hoof knife for such carving, but I think the blade needs some modification for ideal spoon shaping. You mention birch, echoing my thoughts about an ideal spoon wood. Lots of that in the Yukon Territory in many places, & Alaska, too. Hard, smoothing, & often durable. Wondering of the cat considered adopting the possibly orphaned bird (was it a Ringneck pullet?).
Very interesting techniques, never would of thought of using an axe to make a spoon. Ye, enjoyable video. Thank you.
I must have missed it... WHAT HAPPENED??
I love the video! I love the grouse! Hysterical! An your cat had me rolling! I'd love to see someone carve one with their belt knife only! Carving bowl/spoon/concavity with a wide blade is difficult! Not impossible but skills are needed!
I’ve never seen a grouse that tame before. Crazy.
Gotta try this one. I was just thinking about doing this the other day. 🎉
I know it just make a spoon but That is one of best video you have done
That was great
Great video Dave but my favorite parts where when you interacted with the animals! Haha! It's great!
Very nice 😊
nice job.
Everyone loves Dave, even the fowl. Hey, I didn’t realize you were a Freemason. 🎉
very nice
Dave is the King
Hah! Crazy timing- I just finished carving the strangest eating spoon of my life, about a half hour ago. In cherry. But it was intentionally strange. I'm putting up an April Fool's short of the carving, on Monday, for any Future People who may want to see the weird spoon.
Been loving your stuff for years, DC; I hope to run into you at Blade Show again, one of these years. 👍 👍
i loved this video can you do a coffee scoop next please i always wanted to make my own scoop
I don't mind the length, it was a great vid.
Awesome Video Dave! May you advise how to best preserve the spoon, I heard mineral oil or beeswax are possibilities, thanks Dave!
That was cool dude...now I gotta make me a crook knife
Wow i’try in italian alps! Thanks
We don't have birch or maple here. But we do have a native holy that has a very tight clear grain .also very hard ! And it light after it dries . Also makes very good handles ...
It is the rhythmic thump thump of the axe that is calling theat grouse in. I have has them come to the sound of the old small 3 wheelers with the little 4 stroke thump thump thump at idle. Ki d mimics the male "Drumming "
Nice skills, thanks for the instruction. The grouse is calming to me like quails we have here, and delicious:)
Another awesome video Dave! Absolutely loved it and it was not long or at least long enough for me. I did have one question though. Do you use the spoon as is or do you seal it or something when you are done carving it?
Oh that grouse is the damnedest thing I’ve seen in awhile! 🥰
Awesome spoon 🤗
The ax chops sound similar to the grouse. It's the little things that keep you videos entertaining but still very informative.