Bushcraft: the skill gained by or necessary for living in bush country
Poetry: writing that formulates a concentrated imaginative awareness of experience in language
Zephyr G. Hoffman: some guy who wants to share some passions of his
Disclaimer that some poetry/fiction uploaded to this channel is not child appropriate.
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Thank you! I'm a therian, and I'm making an outdoor den. I want pillows and a mat to sit on, but I want to leave as little from indoors as I can outside
Thank you brothe, educational and very creative, Ill try my hands at this piece of craft thanks again
if you collect your cattails and then hang them up to dry for a week before you use them they will pre-shrink. Then when you're ready to use them, soak them so they are playable again and then make your weave. they won't shrink anymore and your mat will stay tighter. 😊
Shagbark hickorys look there wearing frilly petticoats.
You’re really fast at the bowdrill
A good video.
Awesome! Can't wait to see more!
That's great coyote teaching
water sausage
Wonderful as always
Things that I didn't think I might need to know how to do. As always amazing video brother.
I’m doing something wrong lol my axe doesn’t even hardly dent the wood. Brand new. Do I need to sharpen it or something
Probably not a sharpness issue unless it's truly, truly dull. Axes for splitting are generally not very sharp. Think about a few factors: How long is the log you're splitting? A long log splits harder. Does it have any knots? They get in the way. How heavy is your axe? A light axe will have a harder time getting the force necessary. Beyond that, it may just be a practice thing. Form can really matter. Give the axe its initial momentum with the back swing, then move with it as it comes down. Sometimes people unconsciously fight the axe as it comes down, and it'll slow it down.
Cheers for this, I have been researching "solo ad revolution" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Yanliana Feydalyn Rule - (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my partner got amazing results with it.
VERY good. Great sense of humor in this.
I don't know what to believe
Lovely. This made my morning
Beautiful. Absolutely wonderful
He's out there with a knife incase someone tries to stop him from speaking his soul
nice spoon!!!!
yay!!!! great video zephyr! fun!!
This has made my day. Thank you again brother!
This is raw and real. Thank you, Zephyr. I'm here. Always.
hi zephyr its me Ben you should make a trap video
You are speedy my friend. Nice spoon.
Excellent. Very clear and easy to follow and a much needed refresher
Beautiful!
Loved the video dude! Suggestion for next vide: maybe a short summary of common plants that are and aren't okay to eat?
This is a great video dude. I want to try this the next time I go fishing.
yay!! knives!
Great video! I feel ready and competent enough to get ready to start killing my own small animals!
Thats not what 4-5 inches looks like >:(
Don't interact with "wanna be my friend" comments. look into that youtube scam if you're unaware. don't like or comment them. :) I LOVE THE VIDEO!!
Wanna be friend?
more dog needed
Savage Platypus definitely need to see more of him
Nice video. Thank you for sharing it. You have my support.😊😊
This is superb.
Oooh I looove this
love this
More poems, my friend. This is a fabulous, human expression of the first law of thermodynamics: Energy (in this case, the carbon-based, fabulous form known as Zephyr) cannot be destroyed; it can only transform. Bravo.
awesome!! so beautiful! the writing was also nice! haha get it?? i called YOU beautiful!!!!!
Amazing Zephyr.
Cool video. Very comprehensive.
Great intro with the broken match. Where did you the stone bearing block? I have one that looks of similar material I found in the Northwoods Maine.
Mine came from a small river in Connecticut. I had it as a flintknapping billet for some time, but I thought I'd rather a handhold.
God damn, those little toes...
Show me more feet
good bow drill skill to start fire brotha, very useful
You make it look easy. Very well done.
You are a great teacher!! Keep up the videos!
What a clear and thorough job; I love all the details that you included which are perfect for a beginner without feeling condescending whilst still including information that someone with more experience will find informative. I also love how you started with all of the safety details. In this era of rampant forest fires, this information is so incredibly important and often neglected.