Here in northern Canada we use ulus for all kinds of butchery and fleshing furs. The old ones are made from ground slate usually, but a knapped ulu is brilliant. Great work as always.

At 54, I had no idea what asmr was…. Thought it was ridiculous… now I know this is some real world asmr😊. Great vid. Thanks again for everything that you put out there.

Just purchased it can't wait to put my hands on it!

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Congrats. Nice piece!

Flint Knapping Friday is the best thing that has ever happened to KZread

Education is key thank you for what you do for some many people keep the great video content coming you will be a legend as one of the greats in primitive archery.

>>>>------ blade ------> 👌 Thanx4sharing 👍

Ryan i absolutely love this it is beautiful. I believe this will become one of your favorites. Keep up the good work.

I love it. I'm definitely going to have to give this one a try.

You could probably get slate or grinding slate while sitting on a big rock with your feet in a creek working with the creek water is great way to spend a hot summer afternoon. Probably blue flagstone at your nearby masonry suppliers? If you don't have slate locally sourced of course. Absolutely the Perfect tool for cutting paleolitic pizza! Cheers!

Very nice. I have been on a flint celt kick lately. I love chipping and polishing celts for some reason lately

Great video as always

Beautiful piece

Your thigh pad is genius. I'm going to be altering mine to that design.

Good Morning Ryan I love that Mahogany Blade Bro GORGEOUS 👍👋😀

Not disappointed at all good video thanks

Just got working some mahogany myself nice work

Dangg bro that is beautiful work! You're a master at your trade

Definitely interested in the ulu

Bei would like to see more of your huntings videos using a musket or similar early firearm technology.

Great video really enjoyed it👍✌️🇺🇲🇬🇧

Definitely should make more

excellent

I think the ulu type blade would've been an ideal tool for butchering large game. Curious if you might give it a try with the clovis, bison hunt videos you've been working on, which I really appreciate.

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I agree. The Inuit sure know how to skin and butcher big game!

Nice

I once read that ulus were also made from shale. It was years ago so I don't have a reference.

Man that's cool

Theres another youtuber in florida that i would love to see a collaboration video of you two. His name is Clay Hayes

If you decide to sell mahogany blades, I would love to buy a few!

just went to your site to look for one of these,either you sold the only one you had or i just cant find one

I love watching your stuff but I also hate it because I realize i'm a long ways from your experience level and all im doing is making gravel.

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lol iwatched all the way up until primitive jack crafty showed up.

theres a better way to haft flake-knives. google tatar aydar, he's got it figured out. its a mechanical rather than with adhesives method (better in my opinion)