How to use Pine Sap | The forest's most useful resource
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over the weekend, I used some sticky resin as a dressing for a small cut until I got home. I'm honestly in awe at how much good medicine, like this, is just right there if we know what to look for.
For those with enquiring minds. Do some "digging." See what miraculous results you can obtain with pine needles nurturing one of the most important glands in your brain. The pineal gland. The ancient folks knew this....but the facts have been "well hidden.'
When I get a cut, I don't do anything. It might get washed, but typically not. Cuts on my hands and arms typically get a lick and a wipe on my pants. The only time I use a band-aid is if the dang thing won't stop bleeding. That's pretty annoying. Recently my arm got scraped up and cut when I fell while hiking, and when I got back to the car I rinsed it with a water bottle to clean off most of the dirt. And when I got back home I did --- nothing. Through it all I'm still alive. 🙂
@@johnroberts3824 Fried, here is a tip for those cuts that happen and bleeds. Pour some Black Pepper onto the cut. Bleeding stops almost instantly. And the pepper provides infection protection until you can patch the cut up properly.
@@martinbisschoff988I knew cayenne pepper stops bleeding, I didn't know black pepper did too. Makes sense probably all pepper does. I bet paprika would too.
I read salad first 😂😂😂
The Greeks put resin into their white wine.
It's called 'Retsina'.
An acquired taste to some but I love it.
I'm native, I use pine pitch for so many things, it's a blessing, I always have it on hand.
2 weeks ago in the BWCA I used melted spruce resin to attach a broken silky saw blade to a stick. Cut a notch in a birch limb insterted the blade then wrapped it with paracord innards. Found an old can to melt some resin and poured it over the lashing and let it harden. Suprisingly it held up to cutting some wrist size limbs for a nice fire. Now i have a primative looking saw as a souvenir of my trip. Good video.
I like how he says “when the time comes” not if the time comes.
Also referred to as pine gum. It can be made into soap as well.
My grandfather would collect and use it on the hay bailer belts to keep them from slipping. Kind of like store bought belt dressing. Great video. Hoping to see that salve video. Thanks.
My great uncle was a moonshiner in WV and he used to distill pine sap, turpentine.
I need to teach my kids this. They love going out into the woods and just exploring, like we used to when we were younger, because we didnt have fancy tech to play with. So many kids nowadays are just given tech for complacency, but this video is what RUclips was made for.
I appreciate your concise, no-fluff way of communicating. That was just a nice brick of information
Thanks, pine pollen is a good source for mineral and vitamins🎉
Pine knots make great torches and are long lasting.
The trees expand as they grow and the bark gets cracked open to accommodate the increased girth.
Those growth cracks put out sap and resin. I really like the smell of pine and mix it with other aromas for colognes and other natural products.
Use silicone jars to collect it and it will come out easy when needed.
Or insects.
@@greybone777 Yeah.....The boring beetles do that too.
Good info, thanks. It also works as flux for welding and soldering, when it's fresh it can be substitute for bubble gum. Good as ointment ingredient to heal the skin too.
Pinyon pines are a great source. They put out the resin!
Great video, man, great knowledge, articulate, concise: blessed art thou. God our Father continue to bless and love thee.
thx brother, I always love collecting the various pine trees resin as I hike, fun to learn uses for it!
I got pitch all over my hands and forearm at the racetrack the other day.
I found some tartar sauce at the snack bar that got it off my hands. Superglue it is!!
WD 40 should work as well...
I've used it for fishing pole Ferrell cement since a kid.
I also pack balls of it in backpack while in woods hunting incase get lost and rainstorm or snow catches me off gaurd.
You hooked me with deer dropping glue!
Great info. You're a bad ass. Keep this up. I learned a bunch!!!
I am not a survivalist. I am a creature of comfort, living relatively well in our land of plenty of useless things, but watching people like this man, who know how to use available resources and keep the old ways cause me to wonder just how much of what the ancients knew have we lost? Subbed, sir and interested in what you do.
Used that stuff to repair cracks in a kevlar canoe in the BWCA, got it back 17 miles without too much leakage ,,
I made some salve the other day, i chewed some bees wax, mashed in some fresh resin, got the combo right, added some herb( some lichen i know to be anti bacterial) ❤ it was great, i scraped the thin skin of my foot on a stick
I can just picture every step of your story, reminds me of old western movies lol
You can use it for violin bow resin too. Make sure it's hard and don't add anything when you melt it
I think you mean rosin, that's the byproduct from making turpentine I believe. Two different things.
Thank you!
I like to eat fresh pine sap, not sticky since it hasn't dried and tastes great
White Pine sap...
That's not a great idea as some pines are toxic. Read other comments to see or look it up.
Pine resin new use #237: as a tar base when tarring and feathering.
Spread the word!!!!!
I grew up with it being called, 'pitch'
This is awesome! Thank you!!!!
So glad I found this channel!!!
I've bought "Pine Tar Soap" before too.
WW2 they made Jew soap.
@@louiscolborn6715they did not
Thank you 😊 🙏 God bless you 🙏 and yours ❤
When we were kids we used to put it in our mouths and suck on it for awhile. Doesn't taste good at first but then it tastes like bubble gum and even turns pink like bubble gum. No lie.
This video is gold ✨️💪🏽
Kudzo is a good medicine too 👍🏼
Great video, man! This is exactly my type of thing!!
I’ve been cutting into some pine trees near my house to try and get some of the resin. It isn’t working much for me, I’ve tried cutting branches and the body.
I’m moving to Virginia soon so maybe it will work there
If I remember correctly, I think pine trees make more resin in the spring.
Hack a piece of bark off, and it will come out.
You can also take a trip into the woods and search for trees that have been damaged over time.
For instance by lightning.
My wife and I found a huge pine last year that had been damaged by lightning and the sap had ran down the side.
There was enough to fill a five gallon bucket easily but we only filled a Gallon Ziploc bag being as we were kind of lost in a swampy area and it was getting dark didn't have anything better than the Ziploc on us lol.
*And didnt
Great video! Thanks for the info!
Great tips. Thanks for sharing this with us.
You can extract pitch from fat wood and still use the wood for tinder or charcoal (depending on how long it cooks). Very handy material.
Thank You! You had so much great info in that short vid , I will sub and checkout your other vids 😻
Great information... thank you!
Here in Oregon the Beatles make the trees talk. The trees tell each other to make pitch for combat. Damn Beatles.
Pun intended....
Bro this is an amazing channel. Keep it up!
Another great video man keep it up 👍
Yet another interesting video.
For once the algorithym steered me right!
Good job.
Psst, salve is pronounced sav. There are silent letters. Thanks for keeping this natural product info alive.
May I ask why you use deer poop instead of rabbit poo?
You still have the rabbits? Just seems easier to harvest rabbit poop rather than looking for deer poop.
Hubby is in the logging industry and he asks for the fat wood logs and stumps when he sees them laying in the woods. I'm not good at making fires and that is a huge help for me.
Probably due to deer eat more hearty vegetation and has more fiber left over in the poop.
Incredible video! Thank you for the information, I'm going out later today to look!
Awesome!
@@sagesmokesurvival I found some! Going to go back and collect it with a tin of some sorts tomorrow and figure out what I want to do with it
@@sagesmokesurvivali have taken pine sap before and made a tincture with alcohol. I can't take the stuff when i do my heart pounds hard and really fast. Im not sure why that happens if anybody knows i would be thankful for the info.
@@jaybird1091probably just too strong. Try pine needle tea and see what that does, if you want too, just a suggestion.
Naturs super glue.
I want to try it. I also want to try pine needle tea
Pine tea is delish and great for colds & flus 😍
Really good channel. Great info. I like it.
Are there any toxic resins to be worried about? Some conifers are more toxic then others when eaten so I am concerned if their resin is also toxic.
Stick to pine.
What do you do about ticks?
Amazing -- Thousands of Yrs. Why do we ignore what nature has to offer.?? -- 'MARKETING' - Thanks so much
Do you have to use charcoal for glue or could you use wood ash as well?
Videos are great
Thanks for sharing.
Distill the Pine resin to make Turpentine
Honestly, I knew all this, but I watched it anyway.
Tons of useful info.
Gotta say though, that the "l" in "salve" is absolutely silent.
Just like "caulk".
In the U.K. we sound the ‘l’ in salve but not in caulk.
@@Ollybus That's awesome.
The person in the video was not from the UK.
In America, people who pronounce words like that are most often college graduates with no education...
Jus sayin.
@@jaredboballen68brother. I pronounce the l's in both of those words. Thats how everyone around me does it and I've worked in the trades for nearly 8 years. I live in the pacific northwest and I'm guessing that's just how our accent works. Yours is different, so you pronounce it differently.
@@THEDOOD32 I, too, grew up in the PNW, and still live/work here.
The only people I have ever known who pronounce those letters came from way back east, and came out of college before they found manual labor more beneficial than a college degree.
I've been in construction since I could hold both ends of a framing hammer off the ground at the same time, and I have worked in almost half of these United States and overseas in masonry, roofing, framing, concrete, truck driving, mechanics (cars, trucks, semis, heavy equipment, locomotives, ships), plumbing, sparktricity, etc., and met exactly 3 people who say those words incorrectly.
You do you. I have NO problem with anyone who has a desire for creating anything with their hands.
Maybe I'm just a grammar nazi.
Guess it doesn't really matter anyway.
Good chatting with you.
@@jaredboballen68 Good chatting with you as well! Thank you for all your hard work throughout the years. God bless!
Does it work well as a repellent for mosquitoes?
I think it was the Dutch that would come to southeast in1600s hundreds. They would cut the pines and put them in a hole and burn them.Collect the sap in barrels to waterproof their ships.
Ty my friend😊❤
Thank you. New subscriber.
I tried making a salve with a 1:2:2 ratio of resin:castor oil:beeswax and as it cooled, it seemed to separate to a jelly-like substance at the bottom and a waxy layer on top. Are my ratios off?
It could be the castor oil, or maybe it got too hot if you used the heat method. The light oils like grapeseed or almond or most popular olive oil.
Scatt mixed in...I'll stick with ground tinder fibers. Also, gastric acid compromises lignin, yes?
Is it edible?
Turd glue 👍
I don't know about using it as medicine though. That stuff is toxic. It is great for everything else you mentioned though.
Huh, Neat.
😄👍
Where would the resin be in a tree that has been knocked down?
So what is the actual ratio of charcoal to resin. Also if u do add oil or fat ?
Hello from Australian, I just wanted to ask you said you add deer droppings to your softer resin but would lets say like wombat or Kangaroo droppings do the same?
Any dropping should work. As long as what dropped it was feeding on grasses.
You're looking for the fiber inherent in herbivore droppings. Crikey!
Awesome!!!
Any uses for pine cones,green or ripe?🎉
Fire starters :) older ones
do you have any ideas of a natural oil/ substance that can prevent rust on tools? is beeswax good? because eventually all of the wd40 will run out, what will we do then? thanks.
Wd 40 is silicone, it’s not scarce
What metal tools are you gona have in a world where there’s no wd-40? Do you procure your own iron ore and refine it and smith it yourself already?
@@jackp492wrong wd predates silicone lubes by 30 years.
You can dissolve the wax in paint thinner, and dip your tools in it. Lay them out in the sun to dry... It works.
@@jackp492 not already, but i plan on it.
Ear wax :)
THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Do not consume pine if pregnant
If want to store for future what it’s self life if you know can you let me know
Clarrfied pitch, just like clarrified butter. Put pitch in a crapy pan that is clean , slowly melt after a while and clump of wax will form, it appears to be like bees wax but not sure, but but butt it is wax. The pitch will harden
🌲 *Practical and useful tips!* Really appreciate all your insights and suggestions. _Thanks for producing this video and sharing the knowledge!_ ⛑
I've never tried it, but I've heard that pine resin makes good chewing gum.
The Greeks from the island of Chios, have been collecting resin from the pines that grow only there... Around 2000 families make their living from collecting this, which is the original chewing gum...
@@georgeelder8415 I think that's actually mastic, but I suppose it's entirely possible that they *also* collect pine resin.
@@jic1 Mastica... Yes, it's resin. It's where the term,"Masticate", comes from!
@@georgeelder8415 Yes, it's resin, but it's nothing to do with pines. It's from a close relative of the tree that pistachio nuts come from.
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Quicknite
I have use bruce resin.
Makes sense that God is using pines to display His Wonder ~and many healing visions. Thanks
Really? You, mortal creature of dirt, claim to understand God's divine plan and intentions? Blasphemer.
What? 😂
Sure wish he would display his wonder to all those good people being killed in several wars going on right now!
@@1212haro the world is descending into "great tribulation" amid several "woes". The wars will only broaden as the king of the north is used to put down the king of the south... then a new beastly govt will be formed that demands worship.
The "hidden manna" is being provided to guide mankind through it.
Manna means "what is it?" so firemarshal dil is asking the right question too.
Never heard it pronounced sal v. I've only heard it pronounced sah v. I looked online and apparently both are correct pronunciations, just sound very wierd to me.
Dude nearly lit the forest on fire there, careful with that fire.
I think it looked like that torch was closer to the foliage than it actually was.
If you follow the law you have to follow it completely if you expect to be justified that's why God gave us the gift of grace by the sacrifice of Jesus
I’ve been using this for years thank you for the great video. My husband would ask me. Would you make me a fire honey? I would say yes my darling so cute.❤💚🧜♀️
Dude, you look very tired. Are you alright?
pine sap is poison only some pines like white pine are non toxic so please do some more reasearch like an AI would do to make sure you know everything, its like saying mushrooms in the forest are edible when only a few are and others are toxic. please define what "pine is"
you lost me at deer droppings glue
Fuc
Learn to pronounce salve properly.
Its saaaaave not sal-ve. The l is silent
Eating rabbit is forbidden in the bible.
I bet you're fun at parties! 😂
1 Timothy 4:1-5 KJV - Now the Spirit speaketh expressly, that in the latter times some shall depart from the faith, giving heed to seducing spirits, and doctrines of devils;
2 Speaking lies in hypocrisy; having their conscience seared with a hot iron;
3 Forbidding to marry, and commanding to abstain from meats, which God hath created to be received with thanksgiving of them which believe and know the truth.
4 For every creature of God is good, and nothing to be refused, if it be received with thanksgiving:
5 For it is sanctified by the word of God and prayer.
@@GoogleUser-ij8rc By saying christians can eat pork and shellfish, you are admitting jesus is a false prophet. Deuteronomy 13 says that if someone tries to change the law, they are a false prophet even if they can perform miracles. The law says eating pork and shellfish is forbidden and so when the new testament says you don't have to follow that law it is changing the law and since the new testament changes the law that proves the new testament athours are false prophets.
@@GoogleUser-ij8rc By saying christians can eat pork and shellfish, you are admitting jesus is a false prophet. Deuteronomy 13 says that if someone tries to change the law, they are a false prophet even if they can perform miracles. The law says eating pork and shellfish is forbidden and so when the new testament says you don't have to follow that law it is changing the law and since the new testament changes the law that proves the new testament athours are false prophets.
@@GoogleUser-ij8rc By saying christians can eat pork and shellfish, you are admitting jesus is a false prophet. Deuteronomy 13 says that if someone tries to change the law, they are a false prophet even if they can perform miracles. The law says eating pork and shellfish is forbidden and so when the new testament says you don't have to follow that law it is changing the law and since the new testament changes the law that proves the new testament athours are false prophets.
Is pine sap strong enough to glue Trump's mouth shut? Praise Jesus it's a miracle, we have been saved!
😂 you are the one 🤡
The Forests most useful resource is sap? I would think that would be the actual trees..... I find far more use for the wood.
Maybe a yummy animal to eat or some water?
Totally missed the point😅
CHEWING GUM- dont use real hard pitch or real gooy, look for a nugget thats still pliable and free of debree. Start with a piece about the size of a pee, crew it with you front teeth first for 5 min of so, it will become crewing gum in you mouth, once it becomes chewing gum you can crew it with your back teeth also, and it wont stick inside your molars. Last for hours. The strong pine taste gos away after about 15 mins of chewing and last the rest of the day.
I used to do that as a kid back in the 90s.
If you wait a few thousands years it turnt into ambers