What do you suggest for the string hitting my wrist
@poochersmontgomery88253 сағат бұрын
Thank you for taking the time to do this. I am mescalero and lipan, not chiricahua, but this still means alot being Apache. You are part of the reconstruction of our people, and im grateful.
@whig015 күн бұрын
Ball courts mean these are indeed Mesoamericans, the Dine say these Anasazi tribes were cannibals and slavers.
@robertocipriani71445 күн бұрын
Hi, can you use elm for this kind of bow?
@BaroqueViolin6 күн бұрын
Very interesting! Thank you for your great presentation!
@EatMe-so7oo7 күн бұрын
how do you dry the wood out before carving your bow? I've been making bows since i was a kid and i've never dried it properly
@whisperingdeath3089 күн бұрын
His given name was Goyahkla (“The One Who Yawns”). The Mexicans gave him the name Geronimo which has no consensus as to how it was given.
@simonphoenix378910 күн бұрын
after going through all that effort, why ruin the authenticity of the bow by using acrylic? I would have really liked to see it as they used to look like. No matter how you approximate the color, you won't get the actual look of the true bow without using the same materials. Still, it looks really beautiful.
@simonphoenix378910 күн бұрын
I have to wonder why they used such a convoluted method... it seems rather instinctual for me to use three finger draw.. or even two finger. When i was a kid and made toy bows out of the ribs of coconut leaves, I used to hold the string by simply pinching it, so I can see how this might have caught on to use in actual bows. but using a strange thumb draw like this is really baffling, especially since they were doing it without a thumb ring. If the bow is light, it won't be too bad. But if its a 50lb bow or higher, no matter how strong you are, that is going to hurt after a while. All that draw weight is going to be on your thumb joint.
@TXGRunner12 күн бұрын
That was very interesting. Watching the style of snap shooting, I am amazed the intended target can be hit. I've seen a few other examples of AmerInd style shooting, so I knew they shot mostly from almost the waist and very short arrows. I think the chronograph results were far too inconsistent which further amazes me anything can be hit. Very fascinating.
@millenials_best13 күн бұрын
If you ever need any help on anything like this..... this amazingly cool stuff, I'm local and i would like to volunteer for any kind of project you might have going on. I'm tough and a hard worker and an avid learner
@millenials_best13 күн бұрын
What can i do? Where? When? I want to learn. I want to help. I live in prescott and I'm obsessed
@sarahjohnston478214 күн бұрын
I got a question, so ive seen some people from other countries actually eat the cactus itself, they turn it into a stew. The ones they cooked were probably around 7-8in. In width and they tossed it into a wok. I have a couple of them that are about 11in. And i want to cook one of them and try it, have you ever heard of this? If so advise or recipes would be greatly appreciated
@paulyule741318 күн бұрын
It would be useful to know how long they dried out prior to firing. Nice video.
@BaroqueViolin19 күн бұрын
Very interesting! Thank you!
@kevingibbins370220 күн бұрын
Like the video, never new the name of the trap, but but I have used it since I was a kid, but I always put a very fine bait stick like like a toothpick in the upright or under it to stop the animals from walking out from under the the stone, and it works great, you should give it a try.
@joegrande484821 күн бұрын
I really enjoy this channel ☺️
@jamesfrancis879221 күн бұрын
🤔🤓📝👍🏽
@MarcassCarcass22 күн бұрын
19:12
@karlleidner543922 күн бұрын
Thank you for this film! Wen I was a young boy, I tried to build a Bow that way, but it broke. Now I know why. May be, I'll give a new try to it! 😊
@bozzskaggs11226 күн бұрын
Did you find evidence of permits to bring those birds out of southern Mexico?
@user-ox1og7xu5y28 күн бұрын
Would you ever consider making another to sell? I love the short bows, and unfortunately they are not commonly for sale at most commercial retailers. Very nice bow!
@ericjones819129 күн бұрын
Sounds like a lot of jubberish. Why use a bow anyway when we have ar15s
@zachh354129 күн бұрын
Pretty cool thinking about how some human realized you could make a longer double ended atlatl and connect the ends with cordage to launch a smaller dart.
@ratatoskr1069Ай бұрын
Mesoamericans did not sacrifice humans. Hardly any civilization did. It is a propaganda myth as old as the world, propagated by the conqueror to justify his conquest.
@juancarlosbelletti6335Ай бұрын
MO ENTIENDO NADAAAAAAAAA
@dragonsage6909Ай бұрын
Awesome! Thanks for sharing this! :)
@stamm2366Ай бұрын
Thank you
@fyerfyter339Ай бұрын
I must attempt to make one. Wish me luck.
@jimthies2893Ай бұрын
I like your video and have always loved the history of the native Americans. My Mother was a nurse at the Pine Ridge hospital. She started in 1948. One f her patience for 6-8 months was Nickolas Black Elk. He was at the Battle of Little Bighorn.
@quentingirard6358Ай бұрын
Hello, I did one but near the end two cracks appeared in the "belly" all across the thickness is there something i can do to avoid that? Apart from changing my clay ! Should i let the bottom dry a little bit longer ? I hope you understand my english ! Thanks a lot for your videos
@tonykruger871Ай бұрын
Did the Comanche have Darwinists if not how did they do this? .
@jeremymcclary3901Ай бұрын
Could the bow made by Geronimo have been made of mulberry, as your description is spot on....
@joegrande4848Ай бұрын
Best to find one where you could follow the grain straight.
@joegrande4848Ай бұрын
Sadly I don't really know the species of wood. Plus I'd have to watch this video a few times to fully understand how this is done. Never the less awesome video 😊❤️
@Man_fay_the_BruАй бұрын
That wee geronimo guy had some bottle
@lyndonreddick1888Ай бұрын
Geronimo actually surrendered to General Miles.
@lexinartsАй бұрын
I hate storksbill. I rip them out whenever I see them because the stickers are awful. But now that I know they’re edible these fuckers don’t stand a chance
@johnauberry1500Ай бұрын
Riding horses is culture appropriation
@marcos2103fulАй бұрын
Excelente!
@tiffanyinman3476Ай бұрын
Where do I buy temper?
@PrimitiveLifewaysАй бұрын
Don’t buy temper. Go out to a local creek bed and gather sand
@jadeddragon42542 ай бұрын
BC and AD. There I fixed your error for you.
@PrimitiveLifeways2 ай бұрын
What are you even talking about?
@jacoblee55462 ай бұрын
So how do you deal with the grease during the curing process? Im using beef sinew
@malypejlou49142 ай бұрын
I love this channel. Great videos, keep em coming!
@robertb8802 ай бұрын
I am so proud of you Nephew, you have come a long way and learned so much. I love the Osage long bow you made for my Birthday. Just waiting for my new arrows to come in and ill let you know how it goes. ❤
@user-wj3jg9sz2u2 ай бұрын
what does deer meat take like? is it similar to beef?
@dilligaf74042 ай бұрын
Leatherman. Straight up ! In your pocket. Tough
@eaglet670321 күн бұрын
LOL, was expecting someone from like 4th ID to say that😂
@rohnmiller80632 ай бұрын
Nice!
@lvrusty94302 ай бұрын
When do the pine nuts typically come on for harvest? I have heard it’s generally every other year, but some people say years that end in odd numbers and others say even. It looked like in September last year the cones were already emptied out by the birds. But we did have strange weather in NV so maybe it affected the season.
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What do you suggest for the string hitting my wrist
Thank you for taking the time to do this. I am mescalero and lipan, not chiricahua, but this still means alot being Apache. You are part of the reconstruction of our people, and im grateful.
Ball courts mean these are indeed Mesoamericans, the Dine say these Anasazi tribes were cannibals and slavers.
Hi, can you use elm for this kind of bow?
Very interesting! Thank you for your great presentation!
how do you dry the wood out before carving your bow? I've been making bows since i was a kid and i've never dried it properly
His given name was Goyahkla (“The One Who Yawns”). The Mexicans gave him the name Geronimo which has no consensus as to how it was given.
after going through all that effort, why ruin the authenticity of the bow by using acrylic? I would have really liked to see it as they used to look like. No matter how you approximate the color, you won't get the actual look of the true bow without using the same materials. Still, it looks really beautiful.
I have to wonder why they used such a convoluted method... it seems rather instinctual for me to use three finger draw.. or even two finger. When i was a kid and made toy bows out of the ribs of coconut leaves, I used to hold the string by simply pinching it, so I can see how this might have caught on to use in actual bows. but using a strange thumb draw like this is really baffling, especially since they were doing it without a thumb ring. If the bow is light, it won't be too bad. But if its a 50lb bow or higher, no matter how strong you are, that is going to hurt after a while. All that draw weight is going to be on your thumb joint.
That was very interesting. Watching the style of snap shooting, I am amazed the intended target can be hit. I've seen a few other examples of AmerInd style shooting, so I knew they shot mostly from almost the waist and very short arrows. I think the chronograph results were far too inconsistent which further amazes me anything can be hit. Very fascinating.
If you ever need any help on anything like this..... this amazingly cool stuff, I'm local and i would like to volunteer for any kind of project you might have going on. I'm tough and a hard worker and an avid learner
What can i do? Where? When? I want to learn. I want to help. I live in prescott and I'm obsessed
I got a question, so ive seen some people from other countries actually eat the cactus itself, they turn it into a stew. The ones they cooked were probably around 7-8in. In width and they tossed it into a wok. I have a couple of them that are about 11in. And i want to cook one of them and try it, have you ever heard of this? If so advise or recipes would be greatly appreciated
It would be useful to know how long they dried out prior to firing. Nice video.
Very interesting! Thank you!
Like the video, never new the name of the trap, but but I have used it since I was a kid, but I always put a very fine bait stick like like a toothpick in the upright or under it to stop the animals from walking out from under the the stone, and it works great, you should give it a try.
I really enjoy this channel ☺️
🤔🤓📝👍🏽
19:12
Thank you for this film! Wen I was a young boy, I tried to build a Bow that way, but it broke. Now I know why. May be, I'll give a new try to it! 😊
Did you find evidence of permits to bring those birds out of southern Mexico?
Would you ever consider making another to sell? I love the short bows, and unfortunately they are not commonly for sale at most commercial retailers. Very nice bow!
Sounds like a lot of jubberish. Why use a bow anyway when we have ar15s
Pretty cool thinking about how some human realized you could make a longer double ended atlatl and connect the ends with cordage to launch a smaller dart.
Mesoamericans did not sacrifice humans. Hardly any civilization did. It is a propaganda myth as old as the world, propagated by the conqueror to justify his conquest.
MO ENTIENDO NADAAAAAAAAA
Awesome! Thanks for sharing this! :)
Thank you
I must attempt to make one. Wish me luck.
I like your video and have always loved the history of the native Americans. My Mother was a nurse at the Pine Ridge hospital. She started in 1948. One f her patience for 6-8 months was Nickolas Black Elk. He was at the Battle of Little Bighorn.
Hello, I did one but near the end two cracks appeared in the "belly" all across the thickness is there something i can do to avoid that? Apart from changing my clay ! Should i let the bottom dry a little bit longer ? I hope you understand my english ! Thanks a lot for your videos
Did the Comanche have Darwinists if not how did they do this? .
Could the bow made by Geronimo have been made of mulberry, as your description is spot on....
Best to find one where you could follow the grain straight.
Sadly I don't really know the species of wood. Plus I'd have to watch this video a few times to fully understand how this is done. Never the less awesome video 😊❤️
That wee geronimo guy had some bottle
Geronimo actually surrendered to General Miles.
I hate storksbill. I rip them out whenever I see them because the stickers are awful. But now that I know they’re edible these fuckers don’t stand a chance
Riding horses is culture appropriation
Excelente!
Where do I buy temper?
Don’t buy temper. Go out to a local creek bed and gather sand
BC and AD. There I fixed your error for you.
What are you even talking about?
So how do you deal with the grease during the curing process? Im using beef sinew
I love this channel. Great videos, keep em coming!
I am so proud of you Nephew, you have come a long way and learned so much. I love the Osage long bow you made for my Birthday. Just waiting for my new arrows to come in and ill let you know how it goes. ❤
what does deer meat take like? is it similar to beef?
Leatherman. Straight up ! In your pocket. Tough
LOL, was expecting someone from like 4th ID to say that😂
Nice!
When do the pine nuts typically come on for harvest? I have heard it’s generally every other year, but some people say years that end in odd numbers and others say even. It looked like in September last year the cones were already emptied out by the birds. But we did have strange weather in NV so maybe it affected the season.
That was a great series! 🙌🏻🤙🏻