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Survival Bows (The Tillering Process)


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  1. stickman409 says:

    Just curious, with such a short bow and problems with knots why wouldn’t you make a ‘bend through the handle’ bow? It would stress the limbs a little less.

  2. ARighteousKiller says:

    @btigtime2 I’ve read “The Road” great book. Man would that situation suck!

  3. terrif0123456789 says:

    no way you made this is se ohio? im from norther ohio xD your right on the crappy weather.. lol welcome to ohio!

  4. Tornfrombelow says:

    Lansky puck sharpener on Dave’s site.

  5. steve26180 says:

    whats the name of that puck and where do i get it?

  6. KnifeCrazzzzy says:

    awsome video dave thanx alot

  7. zatoichi37 says:

    Dave, when are you going to be shooting for discovery channel?

  8. MadSmokerBBQ says:

    4:45 here comes the wind. Sounds like surf!

  9. nightstalkersasslt says:

    I believe heard that they Grandsfor bought out Wettlings However I may have head wrong. Both companies are right across the street from each other.

  10. Squ1bst3r says:

    I believe the axe is a wetterlings 18 3/4″

  11. micahburnside says:

    what is the brand of the axe?

  12. johnnygiv says:

    Which do you prefer, Wetterlings or Grandsfor Bruks Axe

    Wetterlin is cheaper, is it that less of quality?

  13. soulcollecter1329 says:

    Great vid Dave. I am not but a few hrs east from u. Ur right the weather is very sucky. Wind chill here is -6. That just makes what u have done in the weather u had to contend with even harder. Thanks for all the hard work and good lessons.

  14. lLGDlxenars says:

    i made the bow, but then it broke after 10nth shot so yeah

  15. bassfuryvi says:

    Thanks for sharing…

  16. Geistpa01 says:

    My second bow (which I made yesterday) had a knot in the same place. I didn’t have a problem with the knot but unfortunately I didn’t shave off enough on one of the limbs and it broke on me.
    It would have made a good bow (aside from the wormholes) since it was 65” and pulled fully to 28” but it was just 1 to many pull of the string to cause it to snap.

    Thanks for the great videos, you have taught me a lot about making my own bow.

  17. stitched83 says:

    Its 75 degrees and sunny. Southern California ;)

  18. 70Mack says:

    How do you know which type of wood/tree to select? I know its a survival bow but you may aswell choose the best wood that you can all the same.

  19. pranachimana says:

    that storm is really bad here at fort drum

  20. pranachimana says:

    Have you ever used cordage for backing?

  21. pranachimana says:

    do you make your upper limbs longer? or is your grip longer with equal length limbs?

  22. godsend420 says:

    rain haha it snowed here 18 degrees near st louis missouri still ★★★★★

  23. gullette777 says:

    this is one of the most amazing videos on youtube… making a bow and arrow from scratch with just an axe….. 5 stars

  24. dreamthinker79 says:

    sharp tools makes all the difference. your edge should be able to “bite” even the hardest woods

  25. dreamthinker79 says:

    yes it is, plus some

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