Use Animal Horn As A Survival Resource
Vložit
- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- Animal Horn is an overlooked primitive living, survival and bushcraft resource. Animal Horns can be found in the wilds of the word and purchased in many taxidermy and online stores. Horn was used by our primitive ancestors in many ways, but one way in particular...the vessel.
In this video I show and demonstrate three uses of different animal horns. Uses are for holding rendered deer tallow for candles, holding water as a primitive water carrier and the last for holding and carrying fire over distance.
PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT
Rylo 360/Stabilization Camera - amzn.to/328NeUK
Flex Mini Tripod - amzn.to/2VF1LVZ
Lightweight Tripod - amzn.to/2MaRMoa
Carrying Case - amzn.to/2INsxWZ
Battery Power Bank -amzn.to/318EKeZ
STANDARD BACKCOUNTRY GEAR KIT
Condor Canyon Carver Knife - amzn.to/2B76i9Z
Wool Blanket - amzn.to/2nDTaGe
Fire Starter - amzn.to/2VBmqKs
Klean Kanteen - amzn.to/35zThUG
First Aid Kit - amzn.to/2INXiuL
Water Filter - amzn.to/2VFdNP1
STANDARD CLOTHING WORN OR PACKED
Boots - amzn.to/31dJpfC
Sandals - amzn.to/2Mzv1cq
Shorts - amzn.to/2IMiP76
Pants - amzn.to/2MHUTCS
T-Shirts - amzn.to/2Md3ZJ2
Baja Hoodie - amzn.to/2q36AMP
Amazon Storefront - www.amazon.com...
Paleo Tracks Survival Home Page - www.paleotrack...
Paleo Tracks Survival Store - www.paleotrack...
Paleo Tracks Survival Gear Shop - www.paleotrack...
Paleo Tracks Survival Book Store - www.paleotrack...
Donny Dust Personal Page & Blog - www.donnydust....
Must of the horns that I find are from rams...big horn sheep or desert sheep that have died or been killed. Goats, cows, sheep, water buffalo, gazelles and antelopes all have horns. The possibility exists, but only after the animal is dead does the possibility really exist of finding horns. Our primitive ancestors had the greater use as they were able to hunt the game that typically had horns and use them to their desired state.
Awesome resource! And you're right, often overlooked! Thanks for sharing Donnie! Been away from Instagram for a few months, but still around! Hope all is well with you and your family as you enjoy the holidays! Keep up the videos and see you in the new year!
Lee. Great to hear from you! I will give you a call in a few weeks to talk about the springtime training opportunities. Give my best to the family.
1:35 - is that leather fixed in any way to that wood, or is it just wrapped around?
Very over looked great many uses
Thanks Donny
Original content wins every time.
20p65s thanks. Appreciate it.
Some interesting concepts! I don't normally find animal horns in my area, but maybe I find one to purchase.
how do you clean up the horn? I've got an old cow horn from an expedition i went on. Great Video Donnie!
If it is just dirty I just scrub it out. If it has hair and bits and pieces of stuff on it I treat it like bone and boil it. However, be carefully because horn is made of keratin (same material as our finger nails) and can change shape if to much heat from the boils is applied. So, boil long enough to remove "nasty's" but not to long to change shape. a good wash will do the job as well.
cheers :)
This is what drives me nuts. Friction fire sets are not one shot wonders. You can use them for more than one fire and you should. The First Nations carried these sets with them, they didn't make them with each fire and neither should we.
Excellent video now I just need to keep my eye out for a 64 ounce horn lol😜 ✌🏽️😎🌲 Happy New Year!
shame your water horn isn't full of Mead :D
It's funny how people that don't live in the woods see this stuff as lame