Parallel rather that angled would mean less friction dragging, and only make it heavy enough to support your load. No need to overbuild and expend the extra energy
CBC why are you letting them mispronounce the word "Travois", doesn't that violate Canadian bilingualism laws? lol (honhonhon) Still a good video, useful info!
Lost my interest when the man child said the only tool they would use was his knife !!!! Have you people ever heard of the ax ???? A multi purpose tool thats of far more use than any knife or saw
I came here from Long Dark. As an amateur bushcrafter, this will help.
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Its pronounce trav-wah
The "ois" makes the "wah" sound, much like in the word bourgeois. Its french.
oi its a travoy mate
Mispronouncing French words is a time-honoured English tradition.
interesting one, thanks for the tipp!
I think I might use one of these to haul a huge bundle of tangled ropes over a mile off the beach
Perfekt 😁💪☘️☘️☘️.
Parallel rather that angled would mean less friction dragging, and only make it heavy enough to support your load. No need to overbuild and expend the extra energy
I thinking one pole travois for my scooter for carry packages in cargo net. It is must try.
CBC why are you letting them mispronounce the word "Travois", doesn't that violate Canadian bilingualism laws?
lol (honhonhon)
Still a good video, useful info!
Hahaha Amen!
Post three years ago and ya beat me to da punch.
Tra-vwa. Not travoy.
Oui, Oui.
Thumbs down for mispronunciation.👎
Travwa Travwa Travwa that is how to pronounce it., gaw my ears are bleeding!
nadya mantra bonjour
Mine too.
Thanks
Lost my interest when the man child said the only tool they would use was his knife !!!!
Have you people ever heard of the ax ????
A multi purpose tool thats of far more use than any knife or saw