Survival Spear
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- Survival Spear
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Hello, I am from China MCN. We hope to cooperate with you and hope that you will publish content in China
Hello Lilly from eastern Canada. I was wondering about you yesterday. It was a few days since a video. Hope things are great.
Finally got my APO-1S ordered!!! Very excited to upgrade my EDC!
Gonna check that out. 😁
Beautiful knife, hefty, sharp and strong for whatever you'd need in the apocalypse.
A million+ subscribers?!?! I remember when she had less than 20k. She definitely deserves her accolades 👏 🙌 👌 ❤
So does your mom
RIGHT SHES SO COOL BUT SHES A NICE LADY
Having that fork at an angle makes SO MUCH sense, and I never thought of it. I'm also really interested in the process of fire making and hardening. Thank you!
Side note: you are a wonderful role model for me to share with my kids, especially my daughter (11 yr old). I am but one example of woman and strong. In this, the more the merrier!
She has started talking of exploring areas on her own when she is older, and I want NOTHING to stop her in whatever she wants. I'm from a background where I was painfully aware of my vulnerability as a young woman. The type of independence I want available to her, I honestly don't think I've ever reached. I missed that opportunity. Thank you, THANK YOU, for being an example I can't honestly give her.
We BOTH learn from you. Who knows? Maybe there's a "Mom and Daughter" trip in our future... 😉
Never thought of using the fork in a tree like this either, learned something today.
Once again you beat that custom made bushcraft bowie knife up and it preformed like a champ.
Hi Lilly. It is always so good to see you out and about being creative and wouldn't want to miss out seeing that wonderful smile. Great job as always . Well Done....Michigan, USA
Lilly you need to fire harden further up the length of the spear as right behind the point is where you will flex stress it when it is in use.
I just checked out your knife. That's so cool you designed and had made your own knife!!!!! Go girl!!!! I wish I was blessed enough to afford a few of your knives but they $170. I'm getting through battling cancer and just don't have the extra money but wish I did. I'll still support you by watching and liking videos.
No worries. All the best
@@SurvivalLilly thanks. Check out my CZcams channel. It on my cancer journey.
I seen what you wrote and I just wanted to say that I hope and pray you get through your illness . God bless you and may you beat this cancer . I'll be putting you in my prayers tonight before I go to bed . 🙏👍🤲👌
I wish you good health
Держись ! У моей жены сейчас окология в стадии реммисии.!Пусть небо пожет тебе !
Thanks for getting out in the stormy weather for us
Hello there!
Spears are awesome. King of the battlefield.
Way to go Lily on that fire starting technique. That’s the hardest method I believe. I’ve seen other survival competitions with the men and they struggled for a long time to make it happen.
Keep up those skills. You’re the bomb!
Great technique. The wood you used looks very similar to the locust trees that grow throughout the Appalachian region where I'm from originally. If it is the same species of tree, that spear should last for quite some time.
I'm a new subscriber, from the USA. Your channel is very helpful, Lilly. Even I could handle making a spear like this. I'm learning all kinds of tricks from you. Thanks!
Love the content been watching you for years now
Another great video Lilly. I made a similar "walking stick" not a spear, I cut a steep angle to use as a digging stick and the fork to push branches and brush out of my way.
Kind of a "Swiss Army" spear. Love it. Thanks for putting up with that wind.
Great frog gig. I think Felix Immler has a video on making nails out of wood and his technique might lend itself to making an even harder tipped spear.
I've often heard of hardening wood with fire but never seen it done before, thanks for your great videos Lilly :)
I'm impressed you got that fire started using a bowdrill with so much wind.
Lilly. Our survival monster! Lol!!
I do like the forked end for getting fish tho. Very good idea.
I love your way of explanation. ANd the snake-fish-end is a really great idea.
Truly awesome spear! The snake and fishing end is genius! Thanks Lilly!
lol, love the end part. Yeah thats a beat something stick, not a sleek aerodynamic object, but in a pinch ;) great video Lilly
Lacking a fire you can heat the tip the same as you did with your bow drill fire kit. Rubbing the point against another piece of wood will heat the wood enough to harden it. Also it will smooth the point making for easier wound entry. Fire is quicker if you have it.
You should have added a clear warning: Robinia is toxic - so be careful!
If I remember correctly, the bark of the robinia makes excellent cordage. Thus, you would not have needed the roots. Might be worthwhile to make an extra video: creating cordage from robinia (if I'm not mistaken).
Hello 👋🏻 Lily ! Thank You for all you do for all of us
Tolles Video liebe Lilly! Beeindruckend wieder mit dem Feuerbohren! Beste Grüße, Sepp
When taking down small saplings why not use your batoning technique. Place blade and strike, moving around as needed. More accurate and energy conserving.
You know one of the things I noticed on the TV show alone is that everybody brings brings a bow of some sort to hunt with but no one makes a spear even though they're surrounded by dangerous creatures that would be the 1st thing I would make...
@@standingbear998 Well I'm just saying if I was alone in the wilderness hours from help and miles from anybody I'd make a spear
THAT’s a pretty Snazzy Survival Spear-Snake Snare you got there Lilly !!!
Congrats on 1 million subs!
Congratulations on reaching 1 million Subscribers!! Keep on rocking!
The use of the roots as chord is brilliant. Thanks for sharing.
Love the wind. Enjoy it while you can.
Hey Lilly, enjoyed the video. Haven't watched one in a while. I am glad you are still making them.
Being an American homesteader in Kentucky (vids on my channel for those into that sort of thing), my survival spears are propelled at a velocity of 2700 feet per second.
Hi Lilly - All the Talk on Spears - Nature is Beautiful
If you find that right stick, and you have the time you can cure it in your attic. Let it sit there for one year and the heat will dry it out and harden. The American Indians would bury them, but you have to have the right type of wood for this. Thanks for the great video and knowledge!
Very cool, and I love the design of your knife, very practical. Thanks for sharing.
You make it look so easy! Thanks Lily 😎👍❤
"Against cougars and bears" ;DDD I think it's okay if you climb on a tree and keep the bear from reaching you. However, a bear is hardened against powerful bear claws and it will be very hard to make any damage with it. What I've learned recently is to run downhill because bears are very front heavy and they tip over so they avoid it. So in regions with bears it's clever to build your shelter on a slope with space to run downhill.
I always keep one at my camp. I call it a bear stick
A fire-hardened spear is more effective if you first flatten out the point to make it more blade-like before hardening it in the fire. It can still be left thick, just not round. You will get much better penetration that way.
Agreed. I would think that way would take less effort to defend ones' self!
Nice video. I have your knife already since close to its first release. It holds up very well 👍
Good education here, I appreciate how you explain things. My kiddos love it
Congratulations on reaching a million subscribers , it’s because you’re awesome ! Best wishes from an Englishman in Lesachtal, Carinthia
My great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great grandfather, Ug used to say
"Never leave home without your pointy stick"
Damn, that looks LETHAL. Good work 👌
Great video I like the way you bring in different techniques old and modern to make one of the oldest tools humans have used. Nice one.
Survival Lilly, one very talented woman!!!
The ultimate survival tool - Lily's APO1s :) so versatile
1 M subscribers, WOW. Happy for you.
I was thinking of making an atlatl or amentum with a stone point. Short bows and slings are easy to make too. Need a good sgian dubh for bush crafting.
Spear came out great!
You're getting really good with the bow drill, Lilly!
Nice solid spear Lilly , it will save the knife from getting rusty from going into the water 💧 👍 if it's attached to a pole .
Lilly .
Thank you for your knowledge.
Definitely glad I stumbled onto your work. One of my new favorite you tubers.
Thanks for all your hard work!
This Old Gray Badger stays in his burrow, during 80 mile an hour winds! You look quite formidable, with yoyr spear, a very effective threat display!
such a cool spear Lilly! to top it off you did it all with your own knife!
Simple and elegant 🙂
Good advice, thanks. :)
Splitting the fork is a great idea. Thanks
just noticed you have one million subscribers,well deserved,go girl,we love ya keep warm and well ,the spear is oldest and most powerful and versatile weapons an so simple the snake catcher is a great addition ,i even have a fishing line eye on mine ! peace lily x
You have gotten really good with the bow drill.
Love your throw at the end :)
Wow! I never would have thought of this. Spear style and snake, & fisher.
Wow super good advice 👏🏼..that Speer definitely looks like it will preform very well...that is my next project....keep up the good work 💪 👏🏼 🙌
CONGRATULATIONS ON REACHING THIS MILESTONE
Thank you so much for all of your videos. You inspire me so much.
Woah that's cool I would have never thought to make a split fork like that. That's a very good idea.
I actually have a few surplus bayonets ,
Fixed on the end of one of your spears , you got an awesome self defense tool.
I would make several spears. Some for throwing, some for close up work. If you have to use a spear to defend your life, you would not want your one and only spear to break. I think i would have at least a dozen.
Great spear. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. You are a bushcraft master.
Hi Lilly. I've been making slings forever, saw your spear and reminded me of a Staff Sling. I made a prehistoric one 20 inches long with a one piece Paracord woven sling. The notch at the end is so the loop doesn't slide off behind you. When you throw it the loop comes off the smooth side of the stick. Watch a video of them in action. Much more power then the sling by itself. 💪
Wow, those are some real skills Lilly! Although I heard the snakes are working on Lilly clubs! :)
Love your videos nothing better than watching a woman in the woods who's not afraid of using and making primitive tools for survival 😀
lily the cave woman
me makem pointy stick
den make not so pointy
yahrrrr
Thank you for letting us know that your Knife was back in stock. I'm from Australia. My order is on its way.
Awesome!!!
Hi from Syracuse NY USA thank you for sharing my friend
It's a cave woman multi-tool!
The mature black locust wood (dense, hard, oily, and imperious to rot or exposure to salt water) is favored for traditional ship building, and considered equal or better than live oak. It can even substitute for lignum vitae in rudder parts
I thought that looked like locust!
You are my hero. Love from U.S.
Thank you for sharing great video and thanks for the tips much appreciated.
Lilly, where did you get that woollen hooded jacket? It looks really good and seems warm.
TY Lilly👍
Nice to have seen this channel grow so much.
Hey Lilly, have a great day, I ❤️ your videos
That might even work to get a grouse.
Congratulations on getting 1 million subs
Lilly your doing great keep up the good work and videos !!! Remember the snakes head should be buried encase it was a bad snake haha but really bury that head good and deep for yourself and for pups that might want to dig it up and get sick from it !!!
Way to go Lilly not only the spear but using a bow drill in high winds if your a fan of this channel make a bow drill it's not as easy as you would think "I'm here to tell ya " but seriously Lilly another good video take care and be safe.
This is 100% badass!!!
Aaaah yes, the fire hardened spear. Now that's going very old school,in fact at least ice age times. Now if I see you use the bow drill again I'll send you a flint and steel. Might even throw in some char cloth since I like your channel 😁. Joking aside, when I get done typing I will go check your knife out. I'm knife poor but I just like them and I'm not sure if you can have too many!
nice spear!!! you can olso try the atlatel,interesting survival option👏👏👍
I can recommend the CS Bushman. Cut and carve a stick to fit. I have a replacement garden tool handle. that fits like it was made for the Bushman. Instant glave.
Keep up the good work!!!
Congratulations on your 1million subs well deserved
Lilly did you make or buy your gray outer coat
Nice coat. Wool??? Where can we get it?
The end made me smile :)
Thanks Lily