How to make Natural Cordage from Tree Roots TAOutdoors

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When out in the forest or woods, it is surprising how much natural cordage is available to you. The woods I spend a lot of time in are coniferous woods full of black pine trees (Pinus Nigra, which have shallow roots that are easily accessible with a little digging. To make the roots useable as cordage you can strip the coating off them and split the root to make it more supple and pliable. You can also add water to the root to help make knots tighter and make it easier to work with. Hope you enjoy the video - Mike. VIDEO PLAYLISTS
Date: 2019-09-10

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Comments and reviews: 3

Alan Evans
I have been following your bushcraft adventures from the start and, to be honest, I thought you were playing at it. I was very wrong It is very pleasing to this aging cermudgeon to see the younger generation learning and appreciating the old skills. Thank You.
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David135 -
Really awesome video, every moment showing something skilled and useful, No wasted time, just down to business. I liked the silence with on screen tips, btw
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Adventures With Greg & Betty
Good to know If you are not going to speak at all during the video at least put some music in Where was Jack's? He's a great little dog
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