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For those asking, the poop is likely for the fibers it contains. It will give the "glue" more body and make it more durable/less brittle while flexing. I've heard of using it to make pitch before and that was the reason given to me. Could be wrong though 🤷♀️
in the long form video he does, he says it’s for the fibers for the exact reason you listed, so you are indeed correct :)
Spot on sir.
This honestly is no different then what we do today in concrete. I used to work at a ppace that made concrete bank vaults. When we would mix the mud for the pour it could only go to the bank vault pours because it had thousands of 2 inch corrugated steel ribbons mixed into the mud.........dude i hated bank vault pours because you ruined your gloves and your hands still go shredded.....or saved your gloves and your hands REALLY got shredded.
@@kenscarbrough-py4ib you use deer poop as incense???????
please don't tell me you meant incense @@kenscarbrough-py4ib
At first I thought you said you use pine resin mixed with deer poop to put on wounds😂 Had to come back and listen a second time.
That's what I thought too! Lol
Still shouldn't use it for wounds. It's toxic to your cells so you'll delay healing which gives more opportunity for infection. Soap and warm water is always best.
Why put poop on wounds? Maybe try this revolutionary things called soap or alcohol.
@@Barvazonik don't put alcohol on wounds 🤦 probably worse than the sap
@@Barvazonik sap is better than alcohol
spruce and fir trees produce the same kind of stuff, and you can chew it like gum!! it shatters at first but if you keep working it around and warming it up in your mouth it turns into a a chewy gum that won’t stick to your teeth. this is used to freshen breath, help clean the teeth, and just for fun!!! it has a nice evergreen flavor to it
We did chew it when we were kids back in the 70’s.
What kind of firs? Doug fir?
@@Pastoralists777furz of the frost tree, peace ☮️🙏❄️
Made even greater with deer droppings!
Mastic from Cyprus
Used to chew on bits of pine resin as a kid, because I learned that gum was first made with tree sap. It tasted kinda bitter and weird, but in a good way.
But, don't do what I did. I didn't know and still don't know what species that tree was. As the foraging saying goes, never munch on a hunch.
Thought you were gonna say, cuz you've never been the same since. 😅
Mastica resin
Fun fact, in time of drought, trees cannot produce the resin they need to fight off disease and certain insects. That’s why the sequoia had those infestations that killed so many trees.
The lord Jesus Christ loves you all and died for our sins and rose again on the third day all so we may have Eternal life, please repent and turn to Jesus Christ.
@@SaliasGaga if you at all cared about anyone around you, you’d stop trying to convert them to think the exact same way as you…
@@JosePineda-jn8jk he tells you of the one by whom men may be saved and you scoff
@@TS-jm7jm yep, don’t shove something down my throat. Feels like y’all don’t give a crap about what other people believe and *NEED* people to think the exact same way as you… I hope you can understand how rude that is.
@@JosePineda-jn8jk for thy desire to only hear pleasing things that scratch your itching ears, may it so be that by the same who love lies as you do, might you be brought to ruin and thy children with thee except thou repent.
This channel is a goldmine for people seeking survival knowledge
Really?? 😂
It can be used for shoe repair also
It doesn't seem like good survival knowledge if it's telling people to put feces on their wounds. You can do it if you want but don't be surprised when your wound gets infected, or worse, you find yourself on your deathbed because you put feces on an open wound. This channel is a gold mine, I'll give you that, but it's a gold mine for comedy, not survival! 😂
As a survivalist that has even taught classes. I learned something. Refreshing, concidering most are just the same regurgitated points, over and over.
considering*
@@SalvableRuinspank you grammar police. Would never have worked it out without you 😊
As a bored youtuber. Are we sure that you teach anything?
Such a cool video! We accidentally found how this can cement, when some landed on our hardwood floor, lol! This stuff is magic and we have it in abundance, lol! Thank you for your post. It’s awesome.
As a kid, I was visiting my grandparents in Alabama and I accidentally ripped my big toenail off of my left foot. Grandpa went out into the woods and found a freshly wounded Pine tree and got some of that good creamy stuff. He up a bunch on my toe and wrapped it up tight. It healed great!
I heard that you can mix it with a maiden dove's cloaca feathers and obsidian shards to make a picture so bad your parents won't hang it on the fridge. Powerful stuff
Some wounds run deep 😂. I'm sure it was a masterpiece
You could almost make modern art out of this.
What is that in reference to? 🤔
Bad AI commentary
maiden dove's cloaca feathers😂
The heart of a dead pine is truly Mother Natures fire starter. We bundled it and sold it as kindling in the 70s.
My mustache wax is a blend of pine sap, lanolin & beeswax.
I used to drive chemical tank trucks. Went to paper mills alot. Pine tree distillates go into over 200 consumer & industrial products. A very usefull tree ! 😊
ABSOLUTELY!!! I keep a jar in my kit, bag in my fishimg backpacks, everywhere. ITS FANTASTIC!!!! Fire starter, bug repellant, etc. Just like this gentleman said. Its SOOOO universal. I use Fir sap, burns hotter in my opinion
🤔 Possible ingredient in bioplastic?
( 🤷♂️ Just asking!…)
@Sedgewise47 heck man I dunno haha. But you saying that, made me realize that a stick of burning sap absolutely resembles a burning straw 100%. Black smoke, burns slow, drips flaming drops, and they both have a "zzzzip" sound when they drip. What a trip!
Favorite part is at the end where he makes a torch and is about to start a forest fire.
Lolz 😅
I was reading an article about early 1800's State Fairs. At the time it was a popular snack to boil whole potato in pine resin. An internet search turned up nothing on how it was done. But, I did find a source for gallon cans of food grade pine resin. I suspect pine resin is simply filtered pine sap. Then, I discovered that Spain had a small pine resin industry hanging onto tradition. And, a contact at the process facility recounted that in the distant past cooking in pine resin had occurred. My Spanish was as bad as his English and communiction was limited. I have not followed up on this but will keep you posted.
I like your style
Because it's pine _rosin_ that was used. A resin that is a byproduct of turpentine production. A related but not identical product to the natural resinous exudate of pine trees.
Actually I believe it's what's left of it after the gum turpentine is distilled off of the sap/resin, but don't quote me.
The RUclipsr Emmymade did a good video on it. I would link you the video directly but of late RUclips has taken to censoring comments with links in them. But if you search for Emmymade rosin potatoes, you'll likely find it!
Weird how searching for "pine resin cooking" offered up multiple links for pine rosin potatoes including a RUclips video. Didn't even have to call Spain.
@@jay4sizzle I did my search in about 2010. Then found the Spain link by chance in 2022. I came across the state fair article in about 2001.
Very interesting!
This guy will be a serious help to ppl during the apocalypse, he's worth his weight in solid gold and his knowledge is priceless, what a King 🤴
Now I'm imagining two groups of raiders fighting to take control of the cage that contains this man. Thanks that's a weird but fun image in my head.
@@liaml1896 😄😄 it is indeed
Naturalists/survivalists like him and chemists. Holy crap are chemists scary!
@@benjaminrapp7418 fr bro, dude has the potential to be a king of the wilderness
Hey thx man. How refreshing to know that it isn’t just the natives that are “knowledge keepers” lol. Right on dude.
When this gets on car it’s like glue❤
Isopropyl alcohol makes quick work of it.
@@mountainmover777Good to see another "777," here. 😊👍
You can use charred natutal cordage then crysh into small flakes and use either aninal fat or beeswax to make pine pitch.
2 parts resin 1 part char and 1 part beeswax/fat by volume
When I was a kid I went and collected a giant mass of pine sap. I kept it in a bucket of water. I’d take it out and play with it. It was like a giant blob of silly putty. I called it sap mud. I also used to chew hard pieces of sap I’d find on a tree. After a bit of chewing it would become like bubble gum in texture. Flavor wise it was still very much like tree sap. A buddy and me tried to cook some sugar and other flavor into the sap. I seem to recall that’s how we discovered how flammable it was. We then switched to using sap mud to make torches. I was around 9 by that time. There were some incidents. Maybe some permanent scars but we all turned out fine. Being a kid in the 80s/90s was the last great generation for childhood.
Teeth cleaning too. Chew it like gum if its not too runny
Please give me the salve recipe and medicinal recipe also.. And, Thank you so much for sharing this Knowledge. 😊
As kids, we learned about this from cub scouts, and the old folks who were still cooking in wood stoves, we used to take it along on camping trips to start the cooking fires.
I just ordered Pine Tar soap from the Grandpa 's company for my scaly patch of skin (lupus) on back of my head.
It is also great for beards !!
@nutritiondetective - stream #71 to start.
Pine pitch, Cod Liver Oil, and Beeswax are yhe ingredients for Old Timey shoe makers wax commonly called Kit Wax in the 1800's. It coats and protects the pure flax linen threats as well as locking the stitches together. 👍👍
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"Hey dad, I have a rash - but we live two blocks from Target, so can we just get some cream and stop with the pine resin, please?"
I used to sound like you. I am very glad I no longer do, and I don't mean that it a inflammatory way. Just hoping you too come to realize that most of that stuff sold at target is poison.
@@willernst2721 Nice tinfoil hat
@@DirtyDanAvidan first off, gaslighting people has come to be considered reprehensible behavior. Secondly, you should look into the actual health risks posed by slathering yourself in chemicals. As for the accusation of believing conspiracy theories, almost all of the most repeated ones have proven correct. I mean the FDA just finally announced that fluoride is a neurotoxin that causes brain damage. Now don't you wish someone told you that way back when it was decided to put it in most of the drinking water? What about your shots, are you up to date on those? Just never you mind those hearth troubles and strokes, they are safe and effective. Make sure to wear your sunscreen now, well this kind, the stuff we were selling you for the last 40 years was found to be highly toxic, so toxic people wearing it while swimming in very popular areas was killing sea life... Pull your head on our your bottom and actually look into the chemicals that you are putting on and in you as a lot of them have become a huge problem. Start listening off some stuff that you consider to be tin foil hat and we can have a chat about group think and how it has been used to control behavior through the shaming of anyone that raises questions about anything the is inconvenient for those who are trying to sell you repackaged industrial waste.
ive just used it on cuts when out camping and it works great. cuts heal much faster than normal when covered in pine pitch, somehow.
Used this when I got cut during a scout camping trip worked wonders
We used to chew pine sap like gum. It trastes wonderful. We call it chicle de piñorreal
Arizona, pinyon pine comes out in big Globs. And then we used to collect the pignoli nuts.
Very interesting. Many different items are inhospitable to bacterial growth. For instance the gel for numbing your mouth from pain is also bacteriologically inhospitable. It’s good to know there are things in nature they perform the same way. We live in so many chemicals these days, and deprive people of access to homegrown remedies to deal with pain. Very nice.
Wow! Useful for more things than I knew.
Pine sap, natures way of preparing an overgrown forest to be burned down from a lightening strike so new young trees can be born.
Sadly a lot of pines in the US aren't native and replants from the logging industry and it's white pine.
so much knowledgeable information in such a small clip is just mind 🤯
I just cut 3 pines down in my yard. My hands were so sticky just picking up the cones. Now I have 3 stumps all 3 have a big pool of pine resin on the surface of the stumps. I'll be carefully collecting all of that & see what I can do. Firestarter alone in a benefit
Adding fiber gives the glue more of a matrix which helps it to attach to things sorta like natural concrete does.
Great shorts ya got.very informative
Fantastic video! Thank you so much brotherman! Keep growing strong!
I remember when I was in boy scouts and got tapped out when picked for the order the arrow back in the early 80s. They placed us all under pine trees in the middle of the night to sleep under. They spaced out about 20 yards apart in the pitch black. We weren't allowed to talk or move. Till they came and got us the next morning. I thought the mosquitoes were the worst of it biting me all night long but when I woke up, I had pine sap that dripped all night long into my hair. I had to literally shave my head to get it out. Imagine doing that to kids today....lol
That's really tragic... but the Order of the Arrow is still going strong! Six scouts in my troop are Arrowmen, and two have Brotherhood status. I slept well the night of my Ordeal, but boy was I hungry
They would probably grow to be better adults.
COOL, THANK YOU!!
ALWAYS, Paula C ❤
Sweet Gum sap in the south is used as medicinal chewing gum
Nature is amazing and beautiful
As an indigenous person, I have to say you haven’t even touched the tip of the iceberg when it comes to certain kinds of pine sap uses and medicinal properties. Only one of our many best kept secrets.
In Alaska it's Spruce Sap. You can also make candles for both light and heat.
I think you could just use powdered herbs, leaves, or anything instead of deer droppings
Nope, you need the fiber. The recipe is ancient, I'm sure if there was a better way, the people of the past would have done it that way
Thats pretty much what youre using with deer poop, its just been stripped down to the strongest fibers of twigs, leaves, nut shells, and so on. You need strong but bendable fibers for the best mixture, it just so happens you can find it in a smelly pile thats all wrapped up for you. Herbs and leaves may work somewhat, but definitely not as well.
This mf don't know they used manure for wattle and daub buildings
You’d be surprised how useful poop is. People been playing with poop for many things for many years. Houses, fire, glue, fertilizer. Poop
Poop, not just fun for coprophiles.
I made a pine resin salve recently. Then i fell off my bike a few days ago. The pine salve helps a lot it dissolves gross stuff on skin and keeps it clean it's great
when he lights the fatwood, my anxiety kicked in as he gets it near the pine tree 🔥 🌲 😮
I was born in Alaska. We called it Indian Gum and chewed it all the time.
you can also add bees wax to make it waterproof
And smells wonderful 😊
My great uncle was a moonshiner in w Virginia and he used to distill pine sap, turpentine. Granny would give it to my mom with a cube of sugar to expell parasites.
How much did she take? Drinking turpentine?
@@davidurist5911 A couple drops, its called turpentine but it's just distilled pine sap, nothing else. They used it topically for bruises.
Women also eat it after giving birth in certain parts of the world and that one is like carefully picked up and refined. It is added to a sweet dish and eaten.
@@davidurist5911 get the georgia pine gum spirits diamond G forest products co but dont take more than few drops at a time
@@HiloBoiz808being natural doesnt make it safe
Very, very interesting to say the least!!! Thank you so much for this great little video about pine rosin(spelling?!) or sap!!! ❤
I just found a bunch if this yesterday. Super excited to put it to use
Also when your done playing with the deer poop you can eat it, theres 2 benefits. Wow nature just keeps on giving !
You say Pine Resin I say Tree Scab ❤
Hmm...who would have thought? I just always remember getting it all over my hands from climbing pine trees as a kid and hating it because it was so sticky and hard to get off. I like the smell though.
and it smells so good too
Maybe not after adding the 💩💩💩
@@chad_bdeer poop don't smell
I made a salve with pine sap and cbd. It works pretty good for misquito bites
what is the cbd for? just curious
@reccatimes2 for pain, I put some on a bee sting, and it made it stop hurting pretty quickly. Helped when I got burned too
@@jamesmetcalf9153 that's cool. I've seen ointments/topicals with cbd in them but i didn't know if it was actually effective.
@reccatimes2 Yeah, i thought it was bs until my sister had me try some cbd ointment that my stepmom got. So i ordered some cbd flower from tweedle farms and made my own. It's definitely worth a trying. Just make sure that u decarb it properly
Dat's dat pine tar! Dat's dat good stuff!
Magical tree scabs ✨️
Thank you!
The wording here was really funny, fully believed you were rubbing deer poo on your wounds because of where the sentence break was
Very helpful thank you!
Pine rosin is good to help a fire get going. It burns like crazy when caught on fire
Im watching from Brazil and I learned a lot with you ! Thanks for great videos!
G'day from Australia 🇦🇺
Thanks for watching!
@@sagesmokesurvival no worries mate 👍
My first husband is first Nations and we got a recipe for an strong antibacterial salve.
1 part resin, 1 part animal fat (specifically bear but any will do) or Vaseline and the collected spoors of the puffball mushroom.
Melt the resin and fat then after it has cooled to a touchable temperature mix in all the spoors. If you find a first sized puffball that has gone brown but not opened yet that should have enough. If not 10+ tiny ones will do. Make sure they have not opened at all yet.
Funny thing is my first husband used that all the time but my second husband is allergic.
Really bear fat of all aninal fat? With all the worms bears get? Not criticising just surprised.
@@Banthisyoutube-zs6sx this is a first nations traditional medicine. Do you ask your Dr why some compounds are in your medication? No, I don't ask the Shaman why bear fat is best.
@@nikkiewhite476 once again i wasn't trying to be an ass.......but thanks for the snark.
@@Banthisyoutube-zs6sx well you failed completely at not being an ass. Any wild caught animal has some sort of parasite. Part of processing them deals with those parasites.
First you need to render the fat, which is just heating it to kill any worms/parasites. Roughly one pound of fat cut into cubes will render at 225°F in about 25 minutes. You can cook it a bit faster at higher temps, but you don't want to scorch the fat (adding a little water will help prevent this). The lower and slower temp and time will produce a more clear/whitish rendered fat compared to darker fat at higher temps. Once it's finished liquefying and being heated, you'll want to strain out any solid pieces left over (cheesecloth works great) and jar it up and store or in a cool, dry, dark place.
Ways to make wildfire 🔥
Rabbit droppings work too if you don't have deer.
My grandmother melted hers and kept it in a jar and if we had a sore throat, we would get a piece about the size of a P and mix it with sugar because you know sugar makes everything go down better and suck on that with the sugar in it
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Perfect for eczema & psoriasis
They Smell really good too
I live in a juniper forest and have oodles of the wonderful sap
I prefer pitch wood vs fat wood.
Thank you for this important information.
Do you have a video on how to make the herbal salve you mention?
Wait until you go to Macau, where the food & other aspects of the culture beyond the casinos are quite a treasure trove of its own (it also happens to be the hometown of the Cantonese egg tart, started from pastel de nata)
Yeah, and a lot of hemlocks and ferns. They’ll have a little blisters on their skin if you pop that it’s pretty much the same thing so if there’s not hardened, you can use that as an antiseptic or fire starter or as a temporary hold. As a glue source I say temporary because you need to add in charcoal. This like he said and deer droppings, but rabbit droppings were the best if you can find them I don’t know why, but I’ve made it with deer and rabbit droppings, and it seems to be the rabbit, for some reason, makes a better glue and hold together better and it’s not so brutal. I thought it was the way I was preparing and mixing it I thought maybe it into a charcoal not enough pine sap or this or that and actually it has something to do with the quality of the dropping to use they have to be dry first of all and second of all people usually kind of forget beer don’t just eat greens and stuff. They are opportunist if you’re missing anything I said that I like iron or anything he’ll eat small animals like mice birds, so that mine remember rabbit Steve, pretty much 100 vegetarian or green here. Whatever you wanna call it it’s pure.
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We call it fat lighter in the southeast were I live. Used to go out into the woods and collect lots of it as a kid to sell as fire starter. It's getting more difficult to find.
Great video bro loving it
Have fun. I'm going to the hardware store.
I already know all this but I really enjoy your channel so you sir get a like 😂💯
Rather than deer droppings use witch's hair (Alectoria lichen). Can even use it as a gauze and roll on a wax of pitch
The deer droppings are a yummy fiber source, they help you drop a deuce
Have you seen the Neolithic way of making glue for spears? Resin and such are put in an eggshell and it drips out a tiny hole in the bottom when heated. It was in the video docu about Chauvet Cave.
Cool stuff!
They should be called pine scabs.
You clever man, thank you for sharing that info. I believe the sap is the answer to a question I've had for many years re the attachment of arrow/spear heads to the chosen rod/shaft.
That yes, and sinu (definitely spelt wrong, but that's how it's pronounced). They make a synthetic version of it now that's just as strong. Used to wrap it tight after gluing in place.
Down here in Texas we call Fatwood....Pine knot
That's super cool
I think I'll find an alternative to the poop. Ty very much. 😁. Maybe thin grass fibers.
That's the Cherokee recipe for glue, we call it pitch
i ate the sticky resin once. was good...
Pine "rossin" here in the Appalachians.
You are the 500,000th person to make a video about this
This one is the boss of the forest temple -oot
The poop wasn't needed, he just likes the flavor. 😂
God is Good❤!!
Yup and you can use deer droppings for seasoning! I always rub it all over with bare hands! because i be crunchy and dont buy glue?