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Lol end of the video looks like he is ripping a big fatty

I think I'm in love! Dog and owner hunting duo 😭 it's so sweet! What a good lil boy.

Nice 👍

The last indian found in California was the last member of his tribe and went on to live at berkley college was asked how he survived and one way was collecting all the white mans whiskey bottles and making knives and arrowheads from them

Why is this SO satisfying?? Subscribed.

What was the string from?

Hey Donny, unfortunately for me last night I was flintknapping and a piece of obsidian shot underneath my clear glasses and into my eye and instantly hurt very bad. I tried flushing it out but it felt stuck and I couldn’t see it. Anyways, after an ER visit at 1:30 am and them getting it out I have pretty badly damage to my cornea. Shit sucks.

Make a native American long pipe 👌

This is so rockin'! I've always been fascinated and interested in wilderness survival. I think it's so vital, despite all our technologies and cities, to know how to survive in the wild.

Thats fuckin awesome. Such an overlooked resource

Ya never see these guys actually hunting with their atlatl's.

How does marrow compare to the liver in terms of nutrition?

Even in the wild, one never looses the ability to skadoosh

It's interesting to see you use a modern knife; you use it very well, but somehow... it still looks strange. haha 👍👍

Soon as you hit something it break

Very primitive but some of the Old ways work well.Very informative.Thanks Dony

Thank goodness for Turtle Island

Great Video Mate 👏 Loved this, really interesting to hear your thoughts on just how important this extraction process would have been for early people.

It's what separates us from the animals.

Elephants would be a marrow BUFFET!!!!!

What ever works Donny 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂love your obsidion

Hey man. Really like your style keep em coming you sure give me new ideals not a lot tho being Cherokee and served in the Army at Bragg pretty well prepared me very well in life love your channel by the way subbed you so I want miss anything you put out ha ha ha you are inspiring

Am so glad that you got 1m subscribers because the last time I saw you you didn't had

Can you show us your tools you use to shape your obsidian

Amazing, he didnt even use a diamond pickaxe

I’ve had some adidas slides that are all rubber so comfortable I bet those shoes are so comfortable especially being made from a tire which is actually very quality rubber.

Good on you brother

I was hoping to see "tanning", not scraping, but it was good nonetheless.

Amazing I really like you're video's Watching from Philippines ❤

I just found your channel through a Wired interview you did a few months ago. You speak very elegantly and with genuity. I'm absolutely loving your videos! I can barely survive metropolitan environments, nevertheless, the wild. Fascinating information. Thank you for sharing your expierence and wisdom! I love learning about wildnerness survival.

The soup they can come up with, wild pig, buffalo, deer. All were very good. Never had it raw, I'll have to try it.

I have found broken axes found in a place next to the road I am pretty experienced at finding things here in the Midwest hint battle of Vincennes Indiana buffalo trace not many know where it's at all were granite love what your doing

Awesome

Very nice

@Donnydustspaleotracks what did u use to make the glue

Just a thought

Yo why don't you explain that u can't stand on a rabbit trail n how to actually get something properly and maybe throw in how u don't leave dead snares ever

I must have missed the video where you made that pack! Looks like deer hide?

make a catapult

His "yea" to the "can you build a bow" question made me embarrassed that anyone ever asked him that.

It's amazing that what used to be common knowledge to literally everyone, what was edible, what wood was good for what application, how to catch and cook which animal has been lost to nearly all. How many generations will it take to remember this ancient knowledge?

As someone who would like to go out into the woods and live my life as simply as possible, where can one do that without the risk of jail time?

Donny another outstanding video. I watch more than comment. Keep up the videos.

Our ingenuity came from aquatic ape living by the sea eating food found in tide pools, oysters, crabs, fish, the omega-3 fats boosted our brains. Aquatic ape wading into the sea to find more oysters using their feet then natural buoyancy helped us to walk upright. The first tool was a rock to smash open a shell. First spear was a stick to pin down a crab. Aquatic apes evolved, other apes didn't.

Make doctor stone Flint nap weapons.

Another fantastic video. Thank you!

I learned some new things today. Thank you.

They say it’s always a good day as you when you learn something new. Today feels like an exceptional day because I’m thinking how on earth do I not know this already. I had absolutely no idea. That was awesome. I feel I learnt more in this 10 minute video than in a heap of books just with the showing us as you educated us. That’s a lot. I get a lot out of your videos

I KNEW IT. MY PARENTS ALWAYS TOLD ME NOT TO EAT IT BUT I HAD A FEELING IT WAS A SUPERFOOD

How would you suggest using this for 1 person? What material is the strongest, would you use bone or wood to make it ??? ruclips.net/video/Q8X9l42ZgsU/видео.htmlfeature=shared