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Primitive Technology - Bone HARPOON with STONE TOOLS - Hand Drill Fire, Fish Basket Cooking

Primitive Technology - Bone HARPOON with STONE TOOLS - Hand Drill Fire, Fish Basket Cooking

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I will show you how to create a primitive tool, a replica bone harpoon used by Native Americans to spear fish. Caveman tools! ABOUT JAY VALENTE - CUSTOM STONE TOOLS! YouTube: Thanks to our sponsor! Join the Club: When you support Dollar Shave Club, you support this channel and help me make more videos! Paypal Donations: I show how hunter-gatherers would attach a bone to a wooden spear using pine pitch composed of bees wax, pine sap, and charcoal. I then wrap it with elk sinew from the back of the animal to create a very strong bond. Once dry, sinew turns rock hard! The bone was made by Jay Valente as a replica from a museum from Connecticut depicting a Native American scene. It was ground by hand using flint and sandstone. The hand made stone axe is ground rare pink granite. This would have been used to crush shells, finish animals or fish or caveman chopping of wood. To see the diorama with the harpoon replica, visit: ABOUT JAY VALENTE - CUSTOM STONE TOOLS! The stone tools including the bone harpoon tip were produced by Jay of Vision Quest Outdoors by hand. He even sent me pine pitch and elk sinew!
Date: 2021-05-17

Comments and reviews: 10


Something you necer think about when watching videos like this.
The amount of walking back and forth he does to move the camera around to get good shots, just to make the act of walking more appealing to watch.
Think about it. How many times did he have to put down whatever he was carrying, move the camera to where he was going to soon be, then walk back to the stuff and continue on the trail as though it's tottaly continuous like they'd show on TV?

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1: 28. Careful there Woodbeard, that looks like a spiral fracture. This rare fracture found in the remote hunting grounds of Sasquatch, where it is presumed Bigfoot buries himself in wait of his prey, reaching for the legs, and twisting them off the deer, of course hobbling them first before snapping the neck. You probably got company, watching your show, live, in your own studio. out there. dood.
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I Tried to make a bone spear just like this and made pine pitch to Secured the bone in and when I was done I speared a catfish we cooked it and it was so good
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hey good work, I was going to make a bow n arrow but after watching this video I've changed my mind a little, i have subbed + clicked the bell + liked.
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My friends and i catch fsih with our bare hands. We found a choke point where a flowing river funnels the fish over a smal log that fell in.
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Love the vent video. What wood were you using for the hearth board and the spindle? All the ones I have tried have been unsuccessful.
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Its like watching the epilogue of Game of Thrones, and Tormund survives, only to be thrown across time and space to the present.
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You caught a pre gutted fish xD I understand why, but made me laugh and got a good design for a harpoon out without breaking laws
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I made a spear from a large sapling and ut was meant to be for knife vut I messed it up so thx and i know where to get bones
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Thanks a lot for the videos and survival techniques. Also, thanks very much for your honesty one where you got your tools.
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