Really great stuff!!! I can see you have been working hard at evolving your content. Everything about this was great, the filming, the sound effects, the detail in all aspects of the production of that bow, just phenomenal! I am looking forward to seeing more content like this!!!🎉
thanks man, I really appreciate it! Only time will tell if I do more like this...haha. hopefully folks enjoy it. Thanks for the nice comment and I look forward to your next videos as well.
Absolutely awesome Ryan! You turned what could have been a 100 hour movie into 20 minutes. Well done Sir. There are a lot of us out here that share your passion and appreciate all your hard work. This world is so complex and we crave these simpler skills and lifestyle. Speaking for myself, this is my therapy to escape the reality of what is a complex and crazy world. Again, thank you Sir! For all you do…
Re a truely gifted and talented person. Because I have learned so much from you, I have learned 1 thing from doing all this myself. And that is, all the earth's ancestors had to struggle for nearly everything, and in so doing, I have gained a great respect for our ancestors. Knowing that everything was a struggle makes me really appreciate the gifts I have found in nature and thank the creator for giving them to us. And for his wisdom of how to make and use them. I have also learned that our ancestors had a use for almost everything that surrounded them and that they seem to have taken nothing for granted. Thank you for opening my eyes. May you continue to bless us with your knowledge.
excellent...the rock flaking, the bone knapping, sap and charcoal for glue and waterproofing, the yucca fibers for twine and then the squirrel intestines for string on the arrow feathers. how to straighten arrows, make fire, figure 4 trap trigger... it's all there...i will remember all of this..
Thank you for this Ryan, you truly have not the slightest amount of acknowledgment of how amazing this was to the thousands, millions of people who will see this, a true work of art Ryan
This is amazing! I'm so fascinated by the truly ancient ways of bushcraft that our ancestors used to survive and thrive in a world where they had nothing but what was around them. They were very creative and clever people, much more than they get credit for.
I'll be 60 In August Liver from a fresh kill makes me feel 20 again. Wild game is so pure and when you use primitive weapons to get game, you have a real sense of pride and it seems to make it taste better!
This was really great! I loved how hungry you looked when you were looking up at that squirrel, not just for meat, but for all the uses that you would make of it to help complete your kit. The whole production was very well done. I especially was happy to have seen the kill shot on the doe, remembering how happy that made you when she cooperated so nicely in that hunt! How cool to share an actual memory of someone else's successful hunt! Thanks for what you do, Ryan!
Very cool, now that was a lot of fun! Really enjoyed seeing you incorporate the squirrel gut into the fletching’s. I was happy to see the Yucca String hold up. Fantastic archery skills as always!Thanks for Sharing! Ben
If we tried anything even like that in england we’d be thrown straight in jail, cant even wild camp over here, cant do anything other than work and pay the government to put more restrictions rules and laws on me, and im paying them to do this!! 🤦🏻♂️
@@PeteRed-ig3fpme too bud, ive been a keen bushcrafter for 30yrs or so but sadly its always stealth wild camping, id love to be able to take my bows out and fly rods and go wild camp and catch my dinner for a wk or two but we cant do that here, we get told to move on if caught camping out and would get into serious trouble if caught hunting with a primitive bow etc.! Were not as free as we think we are..! 🏕️✌🏻
@@curleex3838With you on the bow thing I use a catapult I'm what most would call homeless hahaha however I'm currently in a hostel until next time just so the dog can rest up ..he's becoming so lazy..got a pal walked half way round UK coast ..that's next for me..I don't follow their rules..I believe it's 7% owns everything 😂 crazy .. peace say hello to the FAE they really run tings.
@@PeteRed-ig3fpyes ive spent most my life outdoors and at 56yrs old ive spent 56yrs with a dog right at my side, im not homeless or anything but i choose to be out with my dog either buming from town to town or traversing the woodlands, i dont care where i lay my head as long as it’s always on my dog, were Fatman and Bobbin the dynamic duo 😉 😂✌🏻
I'm sorry for that brother,truly. It's getting that way here in the US. Move outta there out in the American west or deep south bro,it's much freer there
I was impressed that you actually showed the squirrel part. Most people on youtube just make a trap and leave it at that, they never show that it works. That was cool to see. It was also cool to see how the intestines could be used as cordage. Most people focus on plants, wood, and stone, while leaving out how important it is to utilize different parts of the animals you kill.
Great capture of the human experience for the last half million years. I hope your work with documenting the working stone age skills will help many in the future should we have to rely on them again.
This is the best damn Historical movie, I've ever seen. Seeing it's NOT out of Hollywood, it's actually based on FACTS too. Thanks for all the good stuff my Brother 👍 ⚔️ ✝️ 🇺🇲
Your work is more important than you know. Keep going, keep learning and rediscovering. Keep teaching people to live with nature as one, not separate and on top of it. ❤
Hey wow!! One of your best ever! As I was watching I was thinking " how man would share technics and knowledge to each other to make life easier for one another" Thanks for sharing man you got it down, just awesome.
@@huntprimitive9918 Been watching for years. Never get tired of learning new things from you. I still need to finish making that clovis jig you showed with that flat side on a piece of antler and give that a whack
@@huntprimitive9918I felt bad for the poor guy to have had his intestines reduced to something as trivial as arrow fletching but it looked really effective!😅
The part that steers the arrow to the food target is not trivial. Besides the bow it's almost the most important part. Definitely most important part of the arrow, the tip can just be a sharp part of the arrow. But the fletching has to do the job right or no food. @@dragonofhatefulretribution9041
This is such an epic story! Imagine how simple life was back then; no rent to be paid, no 9-5 to make someone else’s dreams come true. No social media. No private property. No taxes. No global bureaucracies. Just local governments and a village of people who grow close because their very survival depends on it. Just the way life should be. I want a do over!
I really like your content and hopefully soon I can buy you book . I prefer to use the Mojave Sissor trap over the figure four when I have the resources to build them. I can hopefully start learning to flintknap in the near future. You're a very good stone tool modern hunter/gatherer and have keep my mind sane through the last few years while I've been going through a very hard time in my life I've always been a student and practitioner of survival from my youth I will turn 61 in a couple of months but still have a lot of life to live and plan on living closer to mother nature as possible. So I just want to thank you personally for all that you have shared with me over the years I really appreciate you.
Well said brother, 😂 thank you for every last second. Will always be here watching and learning. In my 50's now, and learn something every time from every show. Thank you and be safe out there among all them English...
Very, very inspirational! I am on this path. I am learning so much from your flint knapping videos. I am learning so much from the Tom Brown series of books, also. It seems to be a rough life compared to what we have before our eyes. I must look beyond this material world, continue finding the spiritual, and connect with our Mother Earth.
our game has just as much grind, though you push shopping carts back to the store for income to invest now at least back then when you made a thing, you owned that thing. imagine paying a subscription for your chert knife...
It’s always a great video that you make my friend. You do a wonderful job teaching us what we need to do just in case things go south in this country but I appreciate you a lot Ryan.
awesome.. Because of you i made my first self bow 2 years ago and have made 5 more. each different but all shoot well. Broke a lot to get to this point. Made my fist Osage bow 2 months ago a little snaky buts shoots awesome. Hard to get good wood where i live in the plains of far north Texas. Very little Trees exist here. Watch every video. Thanks.
Absolutely loved this video, this has to be my favorite video you've made. Keep up the awesome work my friend. Always entertaining, educating and never ceases to inspire and motivate me to continue my own journey of primitive technology!
The best ever Ryan. Thanks. From a stone huh. Here in Alberta knapping stones are rare & were traded. That said we have bigger deer. Mules here can weigh 420 lbs but now our deer have CWD. Thanks again.
But horses came with Spanish. At least they claim. I think they were always here. We had at one time about 50,000 mustangs. They canned them for dog food. Some of the spanish blood were reduced to none a few years back as hill billy ignorants retaliated to a tv program & people saying the horses were not just feral. They shot them & left them. Dna tests proved Spanish blood, I get rope joke though.@@astropasifikas4373
very good work, congratulations! Indians in Brazil cook everything, roast fish, game, corn and even enemies caught in battles! Sapiens evolved like this!
Ryan, you really knocked this out of the park, out of the earth and through space! You set all other "primitive" videos correct. Sgi for your time, effort, energy, dedication, and preservation of our ancestral skills. Keep up the phenominal work cousin! Aho!✊
good job yucka makes great cordage. i havent done any of this in ten years but i know how . you seem to be in florida maybe. iam from tennessee . that looks like some really good flint you found there . i have found that type flint here before but its no good to many freeze cracks.
I think you should make a ASMR video just dedicated to arrow making. Watching you make arrows from river cane is so satisfying to watch. I have learned a lot about bow building from both you and clay hayes. Really appreciate the work you put in to your video ❤💯
This is my first time finding this channel and content I just subscribed I have the upmost respect for your knowledge in this area its a passion I have myself since getting out of the army
Have always respected your skills and enjoyed your videos of the primitive skills---and this was simply an amazing narrative putting it all together visually. Thanks for all of your teaching and the time and energy that you put into keeping these skills alive!
fantastic video. This must have taken days if not weeks to film. Great respect for the skills and abilities needed to make such a great piece of work, both in the videos aspects as well as the sheer skills of survival.
Amazing well honed skills there brotherman. Including editing! Lovely film, respectfully done. Your knapping is a thing of beauty. 👏 Man that backstrap looked tasty! Bravo sir. 👍
Ryan, this is hands down one of my favorite videos on RUclips of all time. I am so upset YT does not send me notifications... The quality of the video is awesome as well. As a Florida kid, it hits differently being able to identify everything you use and understand things better. Awesome video, please keep them coming! These other primitive channels don't hold a candle.
@astropasifikas4373 don't quote me on this, but I'm fairly certain he was a proponent on several things, with dog fennel and cedar being at the top. Cedar board and fennel spindle. This is just me trying to remember back through the videos though, and may be a little off.
haha, thanks! I would have loved to make it longer. Attention spans are unfortunately so much shorter these days. Very glad you enjoyed it! thanks for letting me know
@ColdPizzaKilla suspects Cedar board and fennel spindle. (based on recommendations ryan has made in other videos) ...this is starting to sound like consensus 🙂
Very well made film , shows a lot of primitive skills all in one video(.Skills that some day i hope i can do.) Thanks for the awesome vids HUNTPRIMITIVE you've inspired me even more to hunt how the native americans did .
Absolutely fantastic video. This could have easily been longer !! I'll be watching this again. Such good work man thank you for the effort and time you put into this for us 🤝🏼👏🏼
Really great stuff!!! I can see you have been working hard at evolving your content. Everything about this was great, the filming, the sound effects, the detail in all aspects of the production of that bow, just phenomenal! I am looking forward to seeing more content like this!!!🎉
thanks man, I really appreciate it! Only time will tell if I do more like this...haha. hopefully folks enjoy it. Thanks for the nice comment and I look forward to your next videos as well.
love your documentaries ❤
Woah, North 02 nice seeing you here. I watch your videos all the time
Same!@@exsashank2
(Overlapping) worlds collide! Y'all are two of my favorite channels on RUclips!
Nice demonstration of skills acquired over the years. Shows how much goes into all of this.
Thanks man I greatly appreciate it
Absolutely awesome Ryan! You turned what could have been a 100 hour movie into 20 minutes. Well done Sir. There are a lot of us out here that share your passion and appreciate all your hard work. This world is so complex and we crave these simpler skills and lifestyle. Speaking for myself, this is my therapy to escape the reality of what is a complex and crazy world. Again, thank you Sir! For all you do…
this kind of video shows people what personal agency looks like,
and agency is the antidote to trying to purchase validation
Ain’t gonna lie, using squirrel guts as binding was not what I was expecting. Pretty hardcore but pretty freaking intelligent too. Hats off to you sir
wait till you see a snowshoe 😮
PLEASE DO MORE VIDEOS LIKE THESE!!! They are awesome, and I understand they surely take alot of time but PLEASE! They are very much appreciated
Re a truely gifted and talented person. Because I have learned so much from you, I have learned 1 thing from doing all this myself. And that is, all the earth's ancestors had to struggle for nearly everything, and in so doing, I have gained a great respect for our ancestors. Knowing that everything was a struggle makes me really appreciate the gifts I have found in nature and thank the creator for giving them to us. And for his wisdom of how to make and use them. I have also learned that our ancestors had a use for almost everything that surrounded them and that they seem to have taken nothing for granted. Thank you for opening my eyes. May you continue to bless us with your knowledge.
Ive watched huntprimitive for many years. I always thought i was self sufficient, but this guy is next level.
excellent...the rock flaking, the bone knapping, sap and charcoal for glue and waterproofing, the yucca fibers for twine and then the squirrel intestines for string on the arrow feathers. how to straighten arrows, make fire, figure 4 trap trigger... it's all there...i will remember all of this..
You sir have a level of patience that is incomprehensible to this modern generation. Thanks for taking us along.
Thank you for this Ryan, you truly have not the slightest amount of acknowledgment of how amazing this was to the thousands, millions of people who will see this, a true work of art Ryan
I've seen pretty much all of your videos and I've been following you for years and thus is if not your best video my favorite video of all of them!!!
Thank you! I truly appreciate. Thank you for watching and taking time to send me a nice comments!
This is amazing! I'm so fascinated by the truly ancient ways of bushcraft that our ancestors used to survive and thrive in a world where they had nothing but what was around them. They were very creative and clever people, much more than they get credit for.
Ryan, this video is a magnificent artistic and scientific tour de force. You are masterful! And, you physically actually look prehistoric. Well done.
Thank you very much! I greatly appreciate the kind words
Great job! Here's a video people will still be watching 200 years from now.
I hope so! thank you very much!
I'll be 60 In August Liver from a fresh kill makes me feel 20 again. Wild game is so pure and when you use primitive weapons to get game, you have a real sense of pride and it seems to make it taste better!
This was really great! I loved how hungry you looked when you were looking up at that squirrel, not just for meat, but for all the uses that you would make of it to help complete your kit. The whole production was very well done. I especially was happy to have seen the kill shot on the doe, remembering how happy that made you when she cooperated so nicely in that hunt! How cool to share an actual memory of someone else's successful hunt! Thanks for what you do, Ryan!
Very cool, now that was a lot of fun! Really enjoyed seeing you incorporate the squirrel gut into the fletching’s. I was happy to see the Yucca String hold up. Fantastic archery skills as always!Thanks for Sharing! Ben
If we tried anything even like that in england we’d be thrown straight in jail, cant even wild camp over here, cant do anything other than work and pay the government to put more restrictions rules and laws on me, and im paying them to do this!! 🤦🏻♂️
I wildcamp all over the UK..
@@PeteRed-ig3fpme too bud, ive been a keen bushcrafter for 30yrs or so but sadly its always stealth wild camping, id love to be able to take my bows out and fly rods and go wild camp and catch my dinner for a wk or two but we cant do that here, we get told to move on if caught camping out and would get into serious trouble if caught hunting with a primitive bow etc.! Were not as free as we think we are..! 🏕️✌🏻
@@curleex3838With you on the bow thing I use a catapult I'm what most would call homeless hahaha however I'm currently in a hostel until next time just so the dog can rest up ..he's becoming so lazy..got a pal walked half way round UK coast ..that's next for me..I don't follow their rules..I believe it's 7% owns everything 😂 crazy .. peace say hello to the FAE they really run tings.
@@PeteRed-ig3fpyes ive spent most my life outdoors and at 56yrs old ive spent 56yrs with a dog right at my side, im not homeless or anything but i choose to be out with my dog either buming from town to town or traversing the woodlands, i dont care where i lay my head as long as it’s always on my dog, were Fatman and Bobbin the dynamic duo 😉 😂✌🏻
I'm sorry for that brother,truly. It's getting that way here in the US. Move outta there out in the American west or deep south bro,it's much freer there
I was impressed that you actually showed the squirrel part. Most people on youtube just make a trap and leave it at that, they never show that it works. That was cool to see. It was also cool to see how the intestines could be used as cordage. Most people focus on plants, wood, and stone, while leaving out how important it is to utilize different parts of the animals you kill.
Great capture of the human experience for the last half million years. I hope your work with documenting the working stone age skills will help many in the future should we have to rely on them again.
Thank you very much. greatly appreciated!
Good morning Ryan, this vid popped up in my notifications just now. Thank you for what you do friend
thank you very much for following along and taking the time to watch. hopefully you enjoyed it!
This is the best damn Historical movie, I've ever seen. Seeing it's NOT out of Hollywood, it's actually based on FACTS too. Thanks for all the good stuff my Brother 👍 ⚔️ ✝️ 🇺🇲
Wow! Such a good video. Best ever you have ever done. I could watch this over and over.
MORE PLEASE!
Thank you! So glad you liked it. Thanks for taking time to post the kind comment!
The survival skills of our primitive ancestors was astonishing, and your recreation of these skills is equally as astonishing.
Well done Ryan! I have alot of faves you've made, but this one is in my top 5. Thanks for putting that together.
Thank you, that really mean a lot!
You make survivor man look real bad... Great Skills thanks for Your dedication and knowledge.... God Bless You
Your work is more important than you know. Keep going, keep learning and rediscovering. Keep teaching people to live with nature as one, not separate and on top of it. ❤
Thank you very much, I greatly appreciate the kind words
Hey wow!! One of your best ever! As I was watching I was thinking " how man would share technics and knowledge to each other to make life easier for one another" Thanks for sharing man you got it down, just awesome.
Thanks for sharing, Ryan! Definitely enjoyable and worth the watch
Thank you Kyle, I very much appreciate the kind words. Thanks for watching!
@@huntprimitive9918 Been watching for years. Never get tired of learning new things from you. I still need to finish making that clovis jig you showed with that flat side on a piece of antler and give that a whack
fletching the arrows with the squirrel intestines is metal AF 😂😂😂
Our ancestors were pretty metal for sure
haha, super metal. That's my wife's least favorite part of the film.
@@huntprimitive9918I felt bad for the poor guy to have had his intestines reduced to something as trivial as arrow fletching but it looked really effective!😅
Is the membrane on ribs the same as back strap sinew
The part that steers the arrow to the food target is not trivial. Besides the bow it's almost the most important part. Definitely most important part of the arrow, the tip can just be a sharp part of the arrow. But the fletching has to do the job right or no food. @@dragonofhatefulretribution9041
This is such an epic story!
Imagine how simple life was back then; no rent to be paid, no 9-5 to make someone else’s dreams come true.
No social media.
No private property.
No taxes.
No global bureaucracies. Just local governments and a village of people who grow close because their very survival depends on it.
Just the way life should be.
I want a do over!
I really like your content and hopefully soon I can buy you book . I prefer to use the Mojave Sissor trap over the figure four when I have the resources to build them. I can hopefully start learning to flintknap in the near future. You're a very good stone tool modern hunter/gatherer and have keep my mind sane through the last few years while I've been going through a very hard time in my life I've always been a student and practitioner of survival from my youth I will turn 61 in a couple of months but still have a lot of life to live and plan on living closer to mother nature as possible. So I just want to thank you personally for all that you have shared with me over the years I really appreciate you.
Thank you very much sir! I appreciate the very kind words and for following along for so long!
Well said brother, 😂 thank you for every last second. Will always be here watching and learning. In my 50's now, and learn something every time from every show. Thank you and be safe out there among all them English...
Sorry it's 2 months late.
Very, very inspirational! I am on this path. I am learning so much from your flint knapping videos. I am learning so much from the Tom Brown series of books, also. It seems to be a rough life compared to what we have before our eyes. I must look beyond this material world, continue finding the spiritual, and connect with our Mother Earth.
our game has just as much grind, though you push shopping carts back to the store for income to invest now
at least back then when you made a thing, you owned that thing. imagine paying a subscription for your chert knife...
This is the best hunter-gatherer video I've seen. Thank you!
I greatly appreciate that! thanks for the kind words and for taking time to let me know you enjoyed it.
Man great job that had to take forever to make this. You can clearly see your passion for what you do
Thank you very much! It definitely took a tremendous amount of time to put this together, but it was certainly a labor love.
This is the most incredible video on RUclips. The amount of time you put into this 20 minute video was worth it. Awesome just awesome!
It’s always a great video that you make my friend. You do a wonderful job teaching us what we need to do just in case things go south in this country but I appreciate you a lot Ryan.
awesome.. Because of you i made my first self bow 2 years ago and have made 5 more. each different but all shoot well. Broke a lot to get to this point. Made my fist Osage bow 2 months ago a little snaky buts shoots awesome. Hard to get good wood where i live in the plains of far north Texas. Very little Trees exist here. Watch every video. Thanks.
Thank you very much and very glad I could be part of your inspiration! best of luck with your future builds. Get you some of that Texas Osage!
I know this video must have taken ALOT of time and effort to make - but I really appreciate it!
I loved it!
Absolutely loved this video, this has to be my favorite video you've made. Keep up the awesome work my friend. Always entertaining, educating and never ceases to inspire and motivate me to continue my own journey of primitive technology!
Thank you so much, I am very glad you enjoyed it! Best of luck and enjoy your future projects!
The best ever Ryan. Thanks. From a stone huh. Here in Alberta knapping stones are rare & were traded. That said we have bigger deer. Mules here can weigh 420 lbs but now our deer have CWD. Thanks again.
in alberta wouldn't things have started with a rope? one to tame a horse and start a herd, even... xD
But horses came with Spanish. At least they claim. I think they were always here. We had at one time about 50,000 mustangs. They canned them for dog food. Some of the spanish blood were reduced to none a few years back as hill billy ignorants retaliated to a tv program & people saying the horses were not just feral. They shot them & left them. Dna tests proved Spanish blood, I get rope joke though.@@astropasifikas4373
This is truly a great video to watch. It told a story and showed skills. I will definitely be rewatching this at least a few times.
very good work, congratulations! Indians in Brazil cook everything, roast fish, game, corn and even enemies caught in battles! Sapiens evolved like this!
Ryan, you really knocked this out of the park, out of the earth and through space! You set all other "primitive" videos correct. Sgi for your time, effort, energy, dedication, and preservation of our ancestral skills. Keep up the phenominal work cousin! Aho!✊
Great video. It shows man can survive without money and the so-called modern accoutrements. Thank you, Ryan.
That was awesome! I have been wanting to make a film like this but never seen anyone do it before. Thanks for the time you put into this!
Thank you very much and thanks for taking the time to leave a nice comment!
One of my favorite videos you’ve done! Thanks for all the hard work!
Thank you! Very glad you enjoyed it! thanks for following along and for taking time to let me know you enjoyed it!
Thanks for all your efforts. That was an inspiring and wonderful video. Well done.... Well done indeed.
Thanks very much. greatly appreciated!
I love this so much! Our world has become overly complicated in pursuit of convenience. Keep it up!
You are so very right about that! Thank you very much. glad you enjoyed it!
You are my spirit animal you are truly a great hunter and craftsman
haha, thanks very much. I greatly appreciate it!
Ryan, I thoroughly enjoyed this. Great job on the sounds and camera work!
Again, a beautifully made video.
Skills that I know take years to hone made look so simple. Keep it up brother.
Thanks a ton, I really appreciate it
good job yucka makes great cordage. i havent done any of this in ten years but i know how . you seem to be in florida maybe. iam from tennessee . that looks like some really good flint you found there . i have found that type flint here before but its no good to many freeze cracks.
WOW, really well done. Many hours of work for a short video. Bravo Ryan
I think you should make a ASMR video just dedicated to arrow making. Watching you make arrows from river cane is so satisfying to watch.
I have learned a lot about bow building from both you and clay hayes. Really appreciate the work you put in to your video ❤💯
Just amazing, from the skills to the cinematography, incredible. I hadn't seen the trick of burning the fletchings all the same size, too cool!
Thank you.
this is the best video you have ever made, top quality in every way.
Thank you so much. I really appreciate your kind words. Very glad you enjoyed it as much as I did.
This is my first time finding this channel and content I just subscribed I have the upmost respect for your knowledge in this area its a passion I have myself since getting out of the army
That was absolutely amazing, Ryan. Well done.👍👍
Thank you! Very glad you liked it! thanks for the nice comment as well!
Hell yes, I was wondering what your new video was gonna be and this is awesome. Great work I hope these skills and knowledge move down the ages.
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it
Incredibly well done, Ryan! Stone age skills from A to Z. Thanks!
Beauty, dude. Awesome job. Your content is an absolute pleasure. Very therapeutic, can just chill and zone out with it.
Long time have noth wach great video like yours...man great great video...from start to end....you are great...much respect from Croatia..respect...
The Lord provides so ample. A lot of people can learn a lot about their own situation by watching this video
Absolutely, thanks very much for the comment and for following along
Love the progression from simple shards of sharp rock to taking down a deer. How many generations it took to get there in real life I wonder.
Have always respected your skills and enjoyed your videos of the primitive skills---and this was simply an amazing narrative putting it all together visually. Thanks for all of your teaching and the time and energy that you put into keeping these skills alive!
Thank you very much for the kind words! I greatly appreciate your support and thanks for the nice comment.
this dude is legit as the day is long. Great vid! Thank you for posting!! Long live!
Awesome!!! Please more content like this and more builds..., everything you do is gold!!!!
fantastic video. This must have taken days if not weeks to film. Great respect for the skills and abilities needed to make such a great piece of work, both in the videos aspects as well as the sheer skills of survival.
Amazing well honed skills there brotherman. Including editing! Lovely film, respectfully done. Your knapping is a thing of beauty. 👏
Man that backstrap looked tasty!
Bravo sir. 👍
Thank you very much. Very glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the kind words
Excellent bro!
Great hunting and flint napping skills really enjoyed that.
Keep up the good work.🌏🌍🌎
Great video Ryan Thanks so much for sharing your gifts amaze me I would like to meet you one of these days
Thank you very much for watching and taking time to drop me a nice comment. much appreciated!
hello Ryan best video ever - many greatings from austria
I really enjoyed how you put it all together in this video. I have recommended it to several friends.
Thank you, I really appreciate that! Both for the kind words and the shares. That means a lot!
Fantastic, one of the best videos I've seen. Cheers from Australia
The intestines to wrap the fletchings was a new one for me, great video, amazing skills
Ryan, this is hands down one of my favorite videos on RUclips of all time. I am so upset YT does not send me notifications... The quality of the video is awesome as well. As a Florida kid, it hits differently being able to identify everything you use and understand things better.
Awesome video, please keep them coming! These other primitive channels don't hold a candle.
can you answer a question from one of the other comments...
what types of wood is his fire drill made of?
@astropasifikas4373 don't quote me on this, but I'm fairly certain he was a proponent on several things, with dog fennel and cedar being at the top.
Cedar board and fennel spindle.
This is just me trying to remember back through the videos though, and may be a little off.
@@ColdPizzaKilla thanks! 🙂
@@ColdPizzaKilla -then proceeds to immediately quote you on that- 😅
@astropasifikas4373 I only remember things that aren't relevant, haha
Very entertaining. You are a survivor. Good job. Love the videos
I loved it every minute of it! Greetings from Hungary!
Great video, for those who love survival training. Oooooooooh, I love it
Whatever sound equipment this is, its absolutely phenomenal!👍👍
This's how I go camping! But I just can't get anyone to go with me in the woods...hmm.
I wonder why? Thank you for your great videos.
Man great job! Wish this was two hours long!
haha, thanks! I would have loved to make it longer. Attention spans are unfortunately so much shorter these days. Very glad you enjoyed it! thanks for letting me know
@@huntprimitive9918 would like to see a series with hunting/cooking/clothing/shelter covered in separate videos
Absolutely epic Ryan it seems so believable knowing your background
Thank you very much! I figured I was probably the right guy for the job! very glad you enjoyed it
Well, you’ve outdone yourself yet again! Keep up the outstanding work lad!
Thank you so much and for taking the time to let me know! much appreciated
I could’ve watched a few hours of this. Awesome video.
Very well done! I enjoyed that. You have Mad Skills. Thank you!
What a great video! I really appreciated your demonstration of mastery across so many primitive survival skills.
Well done Ryan! One of my favorite videos you’ve done. Outstanding job.
Ryan that has to be one of the best vids Ive ever seen! What huge huge film congrats!😁
Thank you, I really appreciate that and thanks for taking the time to comment and let me know!
Man this takes a lot of effort and skills...mad respect...
How it was awesome! Great job! I hope I will learn this skills today I've made my first cord
Cheers from Italy 🇮🇹
That sir was marvelous. Incredible job
Nice, what was the hearthboard at 4:03? It looks like eastern red cedar. Spindle looks like dogfennel.
@ColdPizzaKilla suspects Cedar board and fennel spindle.
(based on recommendations ryan has made in other videos)
...this is starting to sound like consensus 🙂
Very well made film , shows a lot of primitive skills all in one video(.Skills that some day i hope i can do.) Thanks for the awesome vids HUNTPRIMITIVE you've inspired me even more to hunt how the native americans did .
Thank you very much! And thanks for taking time to let me know!
So good my friend..thanks for all of your work
Absolutely fantastic video. This could have easily been longer !! I'll be watching this again. Such good work man thank you for the effort and time you put into this for us 🤝🏼👏🏼
This was fantastically done, congratulations! I want skills like that