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Eating BONE MARROW like CAVEMAN in the FOREST - 100-YEAR-OLD AXE! - Bow Drill Fire From Scratch

Eating BONE MARROW like CAVEMAN in the FOREST - 100-YEAR-OLD AXE! - Bow Drill Fire From Scratch

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Not only will I cook bone marrow over an open fire, but I will also start the fire with a bow drill fire from scratch using materials in the woods around me with an axe I found in the walls of a 100-year-old house! Bone marrow contains over 750 calories per 100 grams! I will cook and eat bone marrow from deer bones in the woods by producing fire from friction using a 100-year-old axe that I found buried in the walls of a building I was renovating! I will show you step-by-step how to make a bow drill fire using cedar that can be found in nearly any forest. From selecting the right kinds of woods, shaping the bow, spindle and bearing block to the tinder, kindling, soft and hard wood. I also show how to cut the notch and how deep to go and how to hold the bow and drill for maximum results. Find out if I am successful at producing friction fire and decide for yourself if bone marrow is a viable source of calories for modern man as it was most certainly for early man on his quest to dominate every part of the planet. Not only is bone marrow highly nutritious, it's also packed full of calories essential to sustain life. Early humans no doubt took part in eating bone marrow, both raw and cooked due to how high it is in calories and because it was readily available since most animals can't access the marrow inside of bones like humans can. Find out of how to roast bones over an open fire like a caveman to get at the roasted bone marrow. Many cultures still use bone marrow as food, but it was also used historically. Early humans were thought to be scavengers, not just hunters, fishers and gatherers. Marrow is a good source of fat and early hominids would have used rocks or other tools to crack open the bones left by higher predators including cats. Marrow can also be eaten raw, but it was considered a delicacy and scooped right out of fresh bones. Marrow can be used in pemmican. While it is still eaten today, it has fallen out of favour. Bone marrow can be used as a soup base by boiling and leaching. It can be spooned onto toast and eaten like a spread. Gear and Products &
Date: 2021-05-17

Comments and reviews: 10


The very earliest humans who were intelligent enough to figure this stuff out, were scavengers-picking at the remains of things more dangerous hunters had killed. They were also confined to Africa. where hyenas are located. Hyenas are one of the few other species known to consume the marrow from bones, because they have bite force-and teeth-strong enough to just crunch bones open. So, another very good theory is just that we saw hyenas biting bones open for the marrow, and thought -Hey, let's smash them open with rocks, and try that for ourselves! -
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A SF friend in 1986 told me drinking cold water in cold weather causes the body to send more blood to the stomache, thereby making the heart beat faster which results in warm blood raising the body temp as it is pumped faster. That's if you are stuck outside. If you are inside, then heat the structure up and drink warm liquids.
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I have an old framing hanger that looks just like that, from Kelly tools. The way I understand it, when you were timber framing back then, you would have a flat axe face to help notch out and cut your seams. Cleaned off the rust, rehandled it and gave it a good edge now it's in my go bag.
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Ive had that bone marrow experience with Chinese Soup Dumplings. The dumpling are filled with soup that has alot of melted marrow in it. That coating of the inside of the mouth and that feeling of being Full after just a few mouthfuls, 100% true.
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Bone marrow is tasty! Try the italian -osso bucco- dish - lots of bone marrow in that dish, it is soo tasty, and it is a stew, which fits in with your way of cooking. And something you could make over a fire. lots of greetings from Denmark
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What? How do you not film the start of the fire? We see an ember and then your hands carrying fire? I'm going to assume the video just malfunctioned because everything looked real good until then.
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Marrow is delicious but also has unique nutrients most people don't get enough of. I'll even grind my marrow bones down and eat the bone dust.
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People look at me like I've got an am growing out of my head when I proceed to break the bones from my meal and start eating the marrow.
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I've heard that steal produced before atomic weapons were developed and deployed, has different quality (better, than steal produced after that?
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That engraving on the axe is the maker's mark. A blacksmiths personal symbol of his work. 100 year old hand crafted axe if pretty -
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