Primitive bow hunting Hogs. Spot & Stalk
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- Primitive bow hunting for hogs is about as action packed as it gets. Follow Ryan Gill of HuntPrimitive on a spot & stalk adventure with stickbows & stone points!
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I very much admire the restraint you show on not taking a bad shot, you sir are a great and responsible hunter, thanks for taking us along
I've never had the privilege of hearing the Florida palmetto forest after a good vibrant sunset storm. I thank you for sharing that.
I miss home ! I’m in central Texas in the hills ! Love your posts and all your knowledge.
Good shot GILL them points done the job
If i ever get too caught up in arrow builds, i remember your videos
Always gets me revved up when i see a hunt primitive notification, especially a hunt
Great shot ! Nice gear .
Love your energy! Doing just like our ancestors hunt days on end without knowing if you would feed your family
Much respect for hanging on to your shot with the boars in the middle of the video, that takes discipline of mind.
I used to try and catch every armadillo I saw. Little boogers are stronger than they look especially if you don't snatch them in the air before they kick
There's some stuff that you can get it Walmart over-the- counter works pretty good bioflex ease
I'm still impressed by the fact that you hunt in just a t-shirt ,pants and moccasins,,no face paint,camo, treestand etc,,it makes me wonder if the industry just invent stuff to sell to people,stuff that they perhaps don't necessarily need? I don't know.
Of course you don't need it. It's all for show. No natives ever had camo. Being still and moving slow is the key. Wear colors of other harmless animals not predators
If the pig sees you than you camo is realy off...he needs to do better primitive camo
This is excellent. These are the best hunting videos. Real, natural, and low tech.
Your content in inspirational I love to do this I currently in the bowyer stage myself I can wait to start hunting with what I flint knapp at home
Love your videos man. Thanks for putting up all the great content. You should be careful handling armadillos, lots of them have leprosy. At least get checked for it because it can take a long time to know you have it and it is treatable.
I tried grabbing an armadillo once... It jumped, and the second it hit the ground it took off. Btw Ryan, if it's possible, you should hunt Louisiana, thx
Now thats a teaser
I was hunting Turkeys with a friend one fall. We spotted birds in a tree and as I was going to shoot it six heads popped out. She evidently had a late clutch and they were all up in the tree with her including one smaller bird that was in between them in size. Someone perched on top of her making her look huge.
Lovely location sir👍
great video.love it...BUT i was wondering do you have any bowhunting videos of turkey hunting...thanks john
Good shot.
As long as you eat. What you hunt/kill. Im all for it !! We need to get back to our roots. And grow plants ourselves. Grow edible plants. From the roots. You learn how to grow your veggies. To plump growth and FLAVA !!!🍄😶🌫️😇
We farm turkeys. They fly on week 2.
I'm interested to see your method of getting a hog back home when it's too big to drag but aren't going to field dress it.
Horseplay with the wife. Lol, is that what they call it nowadays? 😂
Hehe, in Polish language we have an expression "horse courtship". Usually describes boys behaviour like pulling girl's hair etc;)
Get well soon, knee.
Not sure why this channel will not send me notifications or post to my page.. I looked up bowhunting and saw this was uploaded 3 hours ago. I've had YT open on a side screen for a bit now.
I would love to see a video of you and deermeatfordinner. Both in Florida and he hunt barefoot
When will there be another primitive tribe gathering?
Ryan, have you taken turkey with stone points
Hey, Ryan. A couple questions: I seem to remember that you back all your bows with rawhide and/or sinew. Do you do anything special with them so the rain doesn't soften your backing? Also, do you ever try using predator calls on hogs? Seems like they'd come to a fawn bleat or rabbit squeal. We don't have them here so I'm just curious. Great video!
You wear moccasins while hunting. Don't they get all slimmy and the hide lets out when you get them wet walking through water? Then do you wear them until dry?
How are you carrying water on these hunts? I imagine its pretty hot and would need a couple liters
I always think of the FIRST people migrating into an area having ot pretty easy. Lots of naive animals both tontraps and hunting, no territorial disputes with the neighbors so no restrictions on where you go next.
Some of the megafauna would be crazy dangerous, but things like giant sloths and glyptodons would be particularly easy marks for humans.
Except if you cross biomes. You'll have to figure out which crops you can rely on through what seasons and yearly cycles, what resources are worth the effort. Which areas have natural disasters. Where the migration patterns of large dangerous fauna to safely set up camp and hunt. Where and what the predators are. What plants are poisons, which animals are venomous. Humans are really resourceful and tough, when you get down to it, it's really amazing that we can learn to thrive everywhere.
I collected a piece of river cane for a blow gun and it wrinkled and shriveled a bit does anyone know how to prevent this? I think it probably just dried to fast
Can I reprint your video to a Chinese website?
Do you do anything for your arrow fletching for the rain?
Idk what Ryan will do about it, but I think if you use natural turkey feathers (no colouring, etc) it waterproof already.
Not Ryan but you can turn the arrows upside down in the quiver and lean them against a tree till the rain is over or put a plastic bag over them. If you spray them with scotchgaurd it'll help. But it'll also creates its own problems. If feathers aren't too badly crushed you can steam them over boiling water and gettem back in shape. The scotch gaurd messes that trick up.
#deermeatfordinner
You realize that armadillos carry leprosy right?
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Which state ?
1:52 south Florida !
Might be classified as primitive but there wasnt anything primitive about how the bow shot nor the penetration on that arrow. Congratulations.
Word to the wise, zip-locs keep water in, they don't keep it out. There are various waterproof phone cases though.
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pretty sure that armadillo didnt need that .. i have followed you for years and i am a little shocked , perhaps armadillos dont feel fear or pain and you know this and i am just being a dumbass but i am sure being a hunter should mean respecting wildlife. tails on animals are actually quite sensitive , they are used to feel the space around them like an extra limb and for balance . this means lots of nerves and not to mention lots of ligaments and muscles to tear in between the tail vertebrae . imagine someone dangled you by the fingers and let you squirm and twist until you were dropped , the joints will strain and the tail being linked with the spine this can cause serious pain if not injury . no cause to put a creature distress unless it if you are killing it quickly for food . i dont like "cancel culture" and i will not call you names or wish evil things apon you i just ask you to respect all the wildlife and do better next time . a long time subscriber and fellow student in the flintknapping art
Don't you all have a banjo somewhere that you're preparing to play w your feet? Or a sibling to marry?
Not especially. When I'm not hunting, most of my time is spent with my beautiful wife and kids and running a multi-6 figure business all while enjoying a completely debt free life. No banjos or incest here. Hope you are living a pure life while casting those demographic stereotypes.
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