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The Best Prep And Your Most Valuable Resource
In this video I explain your best preparation and your most valuable resource if society should fail as we know it. How do we survey and start over.
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Destination Financial Freedom
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In this video I am going to start my journey to try to find financial freedom. Hopefully by successfully buying and selling stocks I can prove to myself that I can maintain an income for when I move off the grid. Financial freedom will also give me more time to pursue my passions such as, working full time for my families non profit. Let me be the guinea pig and follow me in this journey of ups...
The Fire Stick
Просмотров 2576 лет назад
In this video I show you how to craft a fire blow stick. The backwoods bellow.
Nut Season
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In this video I talk about a few nuts that fall in September and October. I talk about how to utilize Walnuts, Hickory Nuts, Chestnuts and Acorns.
How To Eat Acorns In The Backcountry Or In A Survival Situation.
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In this video I show you how to prepare and eat acorn in the backcountry or in a survival situation. There are several ways of preparing acorns and I explain why I think this way is the best in this situation.
How To Make Yeast At Home
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In this video I show you an easy way to make yeast at home with leftover fruit or vegetables.
Beginners Guide To Blacksmithing - How To Make A Knife
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This video is an introduction to blacksmithing. Watch this video and the two other videos that I mention in my intro and you too can start blacksmithing.
How To Set Up A Cheap Blacksmithing Station Without An Anvil
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In this video I show you how to set up a cheap blacksmithing station without an anvil. This is an easy and inexpensive way of getting started.
How To Make Charcoal
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In this video I show you how to make charcoal for blacksmithing.
Sumac Lemonade And It's Medicinal Properties
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In this video I go over how to identify the Staghorn Sumac and how to make Sumac Lemonade. I also cover some of the medicinal properties of the Sumac.
How To Get Rid Of Carpenter Ants
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In this video I show you several ways of getting rid of carpenter ants with Boric Acid.
Why Jewelweed Is Called Jewelweed And Touch Me Not
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In this video I show you why Jewelweed is called Jewelweed and why it is also called Touch Me Not.
JEWELWEED - A Medicinal And Edible Plant
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Jewelweed - A medicinal and edible plant. In this video I talk about how to identify and locate Jewelweed. I also talk about the Medicinal properties and the edibility of this plant. It treats Poison Ivy and so much more.
YELLOW WOOD SORREL - A Great Tasting Wild Edible
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In my opinion the Yellow Wood Sorrel is one of the best tasting wild edibles out there. In this video I go over how to identify it, how to eat it and the medicinal uses of it. The Yellow Wood Sorrel is probably in your yard so check it out.
How To Test The EDIBILITY OF A PLANT
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How To Test The EDIBILITY OF A PLANT
DANDELIONS - The Most Famous Edible Weed
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DANDELIONS - The Most Famous Edible Weed
Japanese Knotweed - Eat Invasive Species
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Japanese Knotweed - Eat Invasive Species
How To Make A Blacksmith Forge Out Of An Old Grill
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How To Make A Blacksmith Forge Out Of An Old Grill
How To Make A Maple Sugaring Spile In Under A Minute
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How To Make A Maple Sugaring Spile In Under A Minute
Great video. thanks. I suggest gathering a half dozen or more ants in a jar with some alcohol in it. Take this to the local county agricultural extension office, if you have one, for positive identification. There are some 30 varieties of Carpenter Ants, some very large (among the largest ants in North America, and some are smaller, all Carpenter Ants. It is always good practice to "know thy enemy." Actually, Carpenter Ants can combat termites! Note that some extension personnel are not always as aware of natural and safer controls like boric acid and watermellon and thus may be inclined to recommend harsher chemicals. I stick to my (safer) "guns," so to say. I'll post my results following your suggestions.
Thanks for your informative video. I also created a video about the health benefits of Sumac and the different ways of using it. Feel free to watch the video about the health benefits of Sumac and how to add it to food. ruclips.net/video/zOPp-9yEJvQ/видео.html&ab_channel=HealthyLife
You explain more about the knife than you did the bow nobody cares about that crappy old piece of metal I did not Google to find out how crappy your knife was
Thanks for the tips👍 I think I had mine too tight it was working but it slips off after every shot! I gave up today but I think I just have to find the right measurement 👍 it does work tho with some cheap paracord I got at ace hardware same cord you have just red! I wanna get green 550 cuz my bear recurve is green! 1st time restringing a recurve so “bear” with me🤣🤣
i have herd TERRO T300B Liquid Ant Killer bait stations work good
I am in the state of Ohio in the United States, and we have buckeyes here, which are not edible as far as I know. I live in an area with some trees that are not densely packed, but I have seen acorns and they are the smaller kind. There are a lot left behind that look old that still have the caps on probably because the squirrels know they’re not the best quality. I think I have also seen some capless ones that look like they have been laying on the ground for a while and got cracked open and those ones are really dark. I don’t know if this is the correct season. Perhaps in a few months, the ones that are still growing on the trees will fall and then I can check them out and it’ll be me and the squirrels fighting over food. 😂 thank you for sharing this video. I saw a silent video from 1933 showing a Native American woman preparing their bread out of the acorn flour, but she got it white. And immediately after it was flour with the tannins removed, she didn’t dry it. But she just used the water to bind it and cook it on hot stones. She flipped them with two hand carved wooden spatulas, and she filtered the water out with gravel and a pine needle branch and cheese cloth. Since the flour was already ground when she was cleaning out the tannins, she didn’t even bother to dry out the flour because she used it right away in the wet state to make her small bread patties. I don’t know how they tasted, but she got quite a few and she was definitely an expert. It was a silent film, so they were captions, explaining what was going on. Apparently people from all over the world have been using acorns as a staple of their diet for thousands of years. We need to eat like our ancestors.
In the bathroom snake the drains for hair, soap flush this is a good way to get rid of the Nats. 😊
Wow look at that knife! That is one gloriously crude looking monstrosity of a shank!
Were you invested with carpenter ants, did you have damage to your house? We have seem them off and only, the most was four in our house on a single day. But they show much once in awhile. Not sure if we are invested or not, but have read they do a lot of damage.
Thank you for the great lesson. I'm a subscriber now.😃😀👍👍
Thank you, I will try it with a shot glass. I’ll try anything! 😕
We can hardly hear you.
The Jar move. Am I the only one that seen it?
Great potential making this,follow up?
wow!.. a BULLSEYE @ 100 yards with NO fletchings!? on a RECURVE no less... why are you NOT in the Olympics?
So mich unnecessary stuff beeing told like „1000000 times you know“ , „ahhhh stuff like that“, „I‘ll show you in another video blah blah“. A video that could have beein made in 5 mins
When you spill it!😂
Cool video, had no idea these were edible.
A 1-ounce (28-gram) serving of dried acorns contains the following nutrients : Calories: 144 Protein: 2 grams Fat: 9 grams Carbs: 15 grams Fiber: 4 grams Vitamin A: 44% of the Reference Daily Intake (RDI) Vitamin E: 20% of the RDI Iron: 19% of the RDI Manganese: 19% of the RDI Potassium: 12% of the RDI Vitamin B6: 10% of the RDI Folate: 8% of the RDI Scientists have also identified over 60 beneficial plant compounds in acorns, including catechins, resveratrol, quercetin, and gallic acid - potent antioxidants that can help protect your cells from damage.
As a man I will never go looking for a squirrels nuts I am perfectly OK with the two I have.lol
Most fruits and veggies work, but bananas attract wild yeast better than anything else I've dealt with.
I'm doing the crush and lip rub test, ain't no way i can keep food in my mouth without swallowing more than 5 seconds
It can cure Covid
Note that starvation is a far more minor emergency than an extreme allergic reaction or food poisoning. Your body can survive weeks without food, but it only takes a handful of the wrong berries or misidentified mushrooms to quickly become incapacitated. When in doubt, just keep looking until you find plants in the area that you already know are edible.
Thank you so much
Can I use a b55 Dacron string/cord instead of a paracord?
You've probably figured it out already but, the dacron b50-b55 is great for bowstrings. There are several good videos here on RUclips on how to twist one up.
Fascinating! I want to try this in place of store bought yeast next time I make a batch of mead!
I renamed it God Sent lol. Grows all over my forest property in the hills. It's never far away from the poison ivy if not growing in it. Help you get a good night's sleep if you get poison ivy. Everyone should learn this plant.
Mine are in the ceiling above the den have tried every suggestion nothing has worked
so paracord string can use as bow ? thks
I guess i can use this technique for birch too right
It’s because your not giving it sugar to help rise!
Sumacade 😂
yummmy
You don't sound like a botanist or herbalist.
I want to tell you how to peel the husk from oak. First, take approximately a kilo or less of oak on a large pot, I mean a large wall, and leave it on the fire after filling it with water and leave it for about half an hour or less. After that, you peel the husk with your hand. Then you see the husk cleaned by the oak fruit. I mean there is a crust on its fruits. It separates from the strong main peel, then you eat the oak free of the double peel, I mean, I mean it is ready to eat, please try this. You do not need to leave the fire because it usually explodes and burns. I mean you pour a quantity of water on large walls and fill the walls with a small amount of oak and leave it on the fire for about half an hour as needed and after that you see the oak fruit peeled and clean. You just have to cut the oak and eat the fruit. After this process you can cut it with juicer or something else or You make flour from it, and you use it as bread. In this way, the oak does not explode, is not burnt, or is not strong. It is soft to eat.
Ilike these videos on acorn. Ihave harvested acorns in the past for eating, learn from these videos and be patient with yourself and you will enjoy the reward.you will discover a whole new hobby out of this . Enjoy
It was perfect thanks for the recipe Can I use this yeast for wain brewing ?
6:30-6:40 What the hell was that weird warp effect under the spine of the knife?
Great video.
Thanks for the lesson. Very helpful. You taught me a new knot to tie. Gonna try it out soon on a bow. 🏹
rub the plant on the skin oleander:i DARE YOU
There are recent scientific studies, they think it could be a possible covid treatment
Clean your house first to get rid of any bugs, eeeeww
Did they assassinate the queen?
Thanks asshole, I went out camping and I got sick and I almost lost consciousness. Your advice almost got me killed.
"measure everything" -circa 2016
It sounds soooo dumb, but some of the best paracord can be found cheaply at Michael's and Hobby Lobby and is 100% Made in the USA. Nothing wrong with using it as bowstring. Shit's good for it. that Wal-Mart crap, or even the stuff at hardware stores is cheap, Chinese garbage. I made the mistake of trying some and I wouldn't use that crap for clothesline.
Great video! No I know how to get rid of them lil boogers!
I love watermelon to so maybe I'm an ant.