How to make Fire from ICE Tim Jones 2010-01-11 | How to make Fire by ice from the creek , clear ice is almost as much of a challenge as making an ice lens! It is interesting that ice wants to be clear. When water molecules freeze, they like to form a regular crystal lattice, Put a little black powder in by tender bundle, to see fast flame, you don't need black powder it will still work, Basic Wilderness survival bushcraft
Making a Native American Earth bowl Tim Jones 2014-11-03 | Making a stew using a earth bowl made out of clay, I put deer jerky and yellow wood sorrel, Dandelion leaves, Yarrow, Garlic. lamb's quarters, Cooking the stew with hot rocks, Making a Native American Earth bowl
Making a fire with a fire bow Tim Jones 2014-11-01 | Making fire with a fire bow, The wood was a ash tree grows here in Oklahoma, The wood need's to be dead to work making a fire with fire bow.
Cooking a carp in the camp fire. Tim Jones 2014-06-22 | Wilderness survival skill teaching time at the creek, Teaching them how to make a fire using a magnifier glass and cooking a carp in the camp fire.
Wild Oklahoma medicinal Plants, Jewelweed plant & great mullein plant. Tim Jones 2012-06-30 | Warning Never eat any wild plants without checking with local experts!!! Jewelweed is best known for its skin healing properties.The juice from the stem of Jewelweed are used by herbalists as a treatment for poison ivy, oak and other plant induced rashes, as well as many other types of dermatitis. Jewelweed works by counter reacting with the chemicals in other plants that cause irritation. Poultices and salves from Jewelweed are a old folk remedy for bruises, burns, cuts, eczema, insect bites, sores, sprains, warts, and ringworm, The great mullein plant Was the Native American treatment for asthma involves drying and smoking the mullein leaves or burning the leaves in a fire and inhaling the rising smoke to open airways.
Under water video of Noodling a flat head catfish. Tim Jones 2012-05-31 | WARNING!!! Don't go in deep water when noodling catfish , don't go alone,don't go into water with a strong current and don't go the water if you live in a state with alligators or crocodile poisonous snakes, be aware of snapping turtles,muskrats,beavers,leaches,never tie yourself too a fish because many have died from tying there self too the fish and and beware of loose rocks,watch out for caving holes in the side of banks,it is best too go with someone experienced. GOOD LUCK.noodling is extreme fishing ,crazy but fun Fearless don't need a fishing pole, Gabbling is wrestle catfish. out of a hole. where monster Flathead catfish. lurk during breeding, Hogging Giant Catfish! Catching by hand. huge flat head catfish. is the amazing video where we wrestle catfish. Okie Noodling, Monster Big Catfish. This is one of the Wildest, Craziest Videos Exciting Cat fishing Action!!! Using only bare HAND'S!!! Huge Flathead Catfish! noodling flat head catfish. out of brush piles. Beaver holes , big rock's in the creek here in kingfisher Okla. Noodling tip: Use both hands in there mouth there bottom lip they pull them to you fast rap your legs around the big flat heads catfish's body then stringer it up on it's bottom lip.
Hiking down the creek and Looking for old stuff. Tim Jones 2012-02-10 | Creek walking at the creek,Looking for old stuff, I found 2 arrow head, 2 old marbles 1 old Kingfisher,Okla bottle form the Kingfisher,Okla bottling work for around 1910.My friend playing the flute.
Deer jerky made the old way. Tim Jones 2012-01-18 | Air drying raw-meat is the way that jerky was originally made by the Native American Indian did this for a long time and still do today, I used a old flint knife or flint scraper to cut the meat, The meat loses moisture then begins to dry up,In the summer time they would make a fire using wood for trees that bear fruit or nut best wood for smoking the meat and keeping bug's away for the meat like cold smoking,Old way to dehydrate venison meat or buffalo meat,cow meat,steer meat,I seasoned the deer jerky with salt I dug up from the great salt plains in northern Oklahoma,The Garlic I used for seasoning grows in the wood's it;s a powerful natural antibiotic and a natural insect repellent ,Here's link's to some old photo's of drying raw-meat long a go, http://www.old-picture.com/indians/Indian-Women-Drying-Meat.htm or http://www.archives.gov/research/native-americans/pictures/select-list-061.html
Survival way to purifying water from the creek. Tim Jones 2012-01-08 | purifying water from the creek This type of water purifier uses a little bit of charcoal from the fire to remove the impurities from water while boiling it with small hot rocks in a clay bowl I made form the creek bank , Put the rocks in the fire for about 10 minutes then put into the clay bowl, then let it cool down then have a drink, I fined my rock on the sandbar away from the water they are dry,some time they will crack the rocks need no be dry to uses this way.
Making staghorn sumac bread. Tim Jones 2012-01-06 | Foraging for wild food, staghorn sumac or Smooth Sumac or (Rhus typhina, synonym: R. hirta), Preparation of the beverage is simple. The first step is to harvest the berries. Sumac "berries" are really just seeds covered with a thin coating of flavoring substance and hairs. The large clusters are so easy to collect that in just a few moments you can have enough for a pitcher of wild Kool-Aid that kids will love. I usually just snap off the twig that bears the cluster by bending it quickly, although some people use pruning shears or a knife. You want to get the berries when they are dark red and fully mature, so that they have fully developed their tart flavor, but before the rain has had the opportunity to wash the flavor out. In most of North America, the first clusters are ready to be plucked sometime in July, with the prime time being in early August. Taste each cluster as you harvest to assure yourself that you are collecting something with flavor since occasionally they are bland. A dark purple coloration usually indicates that the flavor of the fruit has developed fully; yet some of the best clusters I've tasted were light pink. Sometimes a white, sticky substance coats the berry heads; this is pure essence of sumac flavor-don't let it scare you off. I pluck about six to eight average-sized clusters for a pitcher of sumac-ade. Staghorn Sumac, poisonous sumac, however if you just look at the berry color, white is poisonous and red is good to use,survival food in the winter time, Staghorn Sumac, poisonous sumac, however if you just look at the berry color, white is poisonous and red is good to use,survival food in the winter time,Shrub or rarely small tree with open flattened crown. Twigs thick, gray or brown with whitish bloom. Leaves pinnately compound, 30-50 cm (12-20 in) long, glabrous, usually with reddish rachis. Leaflets 11-31, lanceolate, 5-10 cm (2-4 in) long, toothed, usually turning red in early fall. Flowers numerous in a large terminal panicle, very small, whitish, blooming in early Summer. Fruits small, dark red, covered with sticky hairs,Native Americans made a flour from the seeds,rich in Vitamin C, I purifying water for the creek to make a refreshing drink.
Noodling A flathead & Cleaning A flathead catfish & cooking it Tim Jones 2011-06-09 | Gutting, skinning and filleting a Flathead catfish and cooking it and eating it , good day hand fishing a the creek,
Oklahoma wild food Tim Jones 2011-06-02 | Foraging for food, Survivalist Living , Plants Herbs wild foods , edible and some great plants in the wild, That make excellent food sources, designed to help you learn some of the Oklahoma's plants you can use as food in the wilderness, to assemble a salad with a wild plant, Oklahoma Prickly pear cactus, Edible cactus can be eaten raw or cooked,prickly pear fruit for food Small young pads harvested in early spring is best,Beware pear cactus can poke and hurt really bad, thistle plant flower or Silybum marianum The use of thistle in cultural and traditional settings may differ from concepts accepted by current Western medicine. When considering the use of herbal supplements, consultation with a primary health care professional is advisable. Additionally, consultation with a practitioner trained in the uses of herbal/health supplements may be beneficial, and coordination of treatment among all health care providers involved may be advantageous, Pokeweed is a good time spring green's The young shoots in spring are boiled in 3 changes of water and taste similar to asparagus,Young shoots up to 6 inches are best, thistle is also known as holy thistle, lady's thistle, Mary thistle, Marian thistle, St. Mary thistle, silybum, and Silybum marianum, Around the 16th century the milk thistle became quite popular and almost all parts of it were eaten. The roots can be eaten raw or boiled and roasted. The young shoots in spring can be cut down to the root and boiled. The spiny bracts on the flower head were eaten in the past like globe artichoke, and the stems (after peeling) can be soaked overnight to remove bitterness and then stewed. The leaves can be trimmed of prickles and boiled and make a good spinach substitute, they can also be added raw to salads,While you need gloves to collect them, the stems are very easy to clean,every part of the Milk Thistle can be eaten. I collected some young shoots this morning, simply cut the stem, remove the leaves,The leaves can also be trimmed to remove the prickles and boiled to make a dish similar to spinach, Yarrow or Achillea millefolium has many different uses.Yarrow root is a Toothache reliever The best one is as a tea for reducing fever. It is one of the BEST fever reducers out there. She drank a tea made of yarrow dried up leaves, went to bed and broke fever within an hour.It really is amazing stuff for fever reducing,The oil found in the yarrow has been used to treat arthritis.It also can be used to stop bleeding and begin knitting the wound together when used as a quick poultice. The most common way of doing this is chewing the plant to mash it and then applying it to the wound. If you are worried about mouth germs you can mash it between 2 rocks just enough to release the juices,which drink the nectar and then use insect pests as food for their larvae,Yarrow has also been used as a food, and was very popular as a vegetable in the seventeenth century. The younger leaves are said to be a pleasant leaf vegetable when cooked as spinach, or in a soup. Yarrow is sweet with a slight bitter taste. The leaves can also be dried and used as a herb in cooking,common yarrow., Foraging for wild food.
making north American yucca bread Tim Jones 2011-03-31 | Making yucca flour to make a cracker like bread made out of yucca,Foraging for wild food, Using a grinding stone and rock mano to make flour the old Native American way, And using a Native American earth bowl made for clay and using a flint knife scraper to cut with. boiling water with hot rocks out of my camp fire, using yucca roots to make flour,Using selenite crystals or salt to make the yucca bread taste a little better, Using a clay skillet , surviving in the wild. wilderness survival bushmaster bush craft great salt plains for salt, Near Jet Oklahoma , Yucca plants have served indigenous people for centuries for a variety of uses, Including fiber for rope, Sandals, and cloth and the roots have been used in soap. Traditional uses also include boiling and baking the fruits, eating the blossoms, chewing the raw leaves, and fermenting the fruits to produce a beverage for rituals. More recently, Yucca has been used in soaps, shampoos, And food supplements. Yuccas contain saponins that have a longlasting soaping action. The plant has been purported to be beneficial for treating hypertension, Arthritis, Migraine headaches, And colitis, As well as a variety of other disorders. A solid extract is derived from the leaves the Mohave yucca is the most common commercially used plant. Yucca extracts are currently used commercially as foaming agents in carbonated beverages, As flavorings, And in drug synthesis research. http://multiculturalcookingnetwork.com/recipes/item/1078-creamy-mashed-yucca-recipe.html The Native Americans call it "Ee-Wah-Kee" meaning The-Mud That Heals Bentonite, as well as other types of healing clay, http://www.shirleys-wellness-cafe.com/clay.htm#a
How to sharpe a Machete or knive in the wilderness. Tim Jones 2011-03-03 | The knife is easily the most important tool in Bush craft, This video shows how to we sharpening a Machete or knife in the woods with out a man made knife sharper, We use this knife sharpener when were out in the wilderness it works great.
Clay cooking skillet Tim Jones 2010-12-17 | The Clay cooking skillet is easy to make for cooking in the woods, People eat acorns simply dried or roasted, sometimes coating them with sugar to make candy. At times during the 19th century when coffee prices were exorbitantly high, roughly ground acorn served as a coffee substitute, though its flavor — reported as not the best thing ever — prevented it from becoming popular. Most often, people eat acorns in the form of a finely ground meal used to make breads and cakes, Native Americans all across oak-growing North and South America harvested acorns, which were nearly as important a food as corn or beans. Such tribes as the Cherokee, Apache, Pima, and Ojibwa routinely harvested and used the acorn. These Indian gatherers taught early settlers how to harvest and use acorns in their cooking, as they did corn and other traditional foods. Even today, many Indians gather acorns,Acorns have been tested and found to be possibly the best food for effectively controlling blood sugar levels. They have a low sugar content.call 1-800-222-1222 for info on wild nuts or plants before eating them to find out whats poisonous or not. Foraging for wild food,The Native Americans call it "Ee-Wah-Kee" meaning The-Mud That Heals Bentonite, as well as other types of healing clay, http://www.shirleys-wellness-cafe.com/clay.htm#a
How to make bow and arrow the old way. Tim Jones 2010-09-30 | Showing how the old one's showed me.Bow string made out of deer sinew cordage that video is in the video response below this video and making the arrowhead.
How to make a fish trap. Tim Jones 2010-07-30 | How to make a Native American fish trap,The funnel opening will have to be large enough for the fish or turtle to swim into, leave the opening facing into deeper water,They can't get out they do circles in the trap. for survival only.This is Native American history Basic Wilderness Survival bush craft great depression
Noodling Big extreme flathead catfish in the creek Tim Jones 2010-06-07 | WARNING!!! Don't go in deep water when noodling catfish , don't go alone,don't go into water with a strong current and don't go the water if you live in a state with alligators or crocodiles poisonous snakes, be aware of snapping turtles,muskrats,beavers,river gar leaches,never tie yourself too a fish because many have died from tying there self too the fish and and beware of loose rocks,watch out for caving holes in the side of banks,it is best too go with someone experienced. GOOD LUCK. noodling flat head catfish out of brush pile in the creek here in kingfisher Okla, did good, noodling flat head catfish, We all did good.
Noodling big flat head catfish out of a brush pile Tim Jones 2010-06-04 | WARNING!!! Don't go in deep water when noodling catfish , don't go alone,don't go into water with a strong current and don't go the water if you live in a state with alligators or crocodiles poisonous snakes, be aware of snapping turtles,muskrats,beavers,leaches,never tie yourself too a fish because many have died from tying there self too the fish and and beware of loose rocks,watch out for caving holes in the side of banks,it is best too go with someone experienced. GOOD LUCK.noodling is extreme fishing ,crazy but fun Fearless don't need a fishing pole, Grabbing is wrestle catfish. out of a hole. where monster Flathead catfish. lurk during breeding, Hogging Giant Catfish! Catching by hand. huge flat head catfish. is the amazing video where we wrestle catfish. Okie Noodling, Monster Big Catfish. This is one of the Wildest, Craziest Videos Exciting Cat fishing Action!!! Using only bare HAND'S!!! Huge Flathead Catfish! 33 lbs and 25 lbs flat head catfish. out of brush piles My me and my son. , in the creek here in kingfisher Okla
How to make yucca shampoo. Tim Jones 2010-05-28 | How to make yucca shampoo the old Native American way, wilderness survival.Camping tips Native American bushcraft
Bird trap. Tim Jones 2010-02-17 | Native American Bird trap, wilderness survival, figure 4 trap,at the end of this video my camera battery died, the red Cardinal bird was free to go safe Camping tips How to cleaning the small bird, Kill it cut the wings off the bird.Remove the head Flip the bird over so that the breast or underside of the bird is facing you. With your thumb and index finger pluck the feathers from the breast. Make sure your hands are dry, otherwise the feathers will stick to your hands.Now where the breast bone meets the back it forms a point. Put both of your thumbs on the point and press to break the skin.Insert your thumbs about one inch and pull the body in half.This will separate the breast from the backClean out the guts, and wash with cold water.then cook it over a fire.
Indian sassafras. Tim Jones 2010-02-12 | CAUTION!!!!! DO NOT USE SLIPPERY ELM TEA UNTIL TALKING TO YOUR DOCTOR!!!!!!! Drinking Indian sassafras tea to heal your ailments was a philosophy used by Native Americans, pioneers, and is still believed to be true in this modern day. It could be called the Wonder Tree or the Magic Tree or the Medical Tree. As far back as records show the Native Americans and the pioneers used the inner bark of the Slippery Elm Tree for food to survive and for a medicine to heal.. Wilderness survival bush craft,Camping tips, Earth bowl The Native Americans call it "Ee-Wah-Kee" meaning The-Mud That Heals Bentonite, as well as other types of healing clay, http://www.shirleys-wellness-cafe.com/clay.htm#a
How to make a fish hooks out of Locust tree Thorn. Tim Jones 2010-01-28 | How to make fish hooks out of Honey Locust tree Thorn, they work great, Fishing in the winter time the fish bite slow but I got a sucker fishes, Made fishing line out of elm tree bark, wilderness survival skills.My fishing line weight was a rock, Camping tips.
Noodling huge flat head catfish in kingfisher Okla Tim Jones 2009-07-29 | WARNING!!! Don't go in deep water when noodling catfish , don't go alone,don't go into water with a strong current and don't go the water if you live in a state with alligators or crocodile poisonous snakes, be aware of snapping turtles,muskrats,beavers,leaches,never tie yourself too a fish because many have died from tying there self too the fish and and beware of loose rocks,watch out for caving holes in the side of banks,it is best too go with someone experienced. GOOD LUCK.noodling is extreme fishing ,crazy but fun Fearless don't need a fishing pole, Gabbling is wrestle catfish. out of a hole. where monster Flathead catfish. lurk during breeding, Hogging Giant Catfish! Catching by hand. huge flat head catfish. is the amazing video where we wrestle catfish. Okie Noodling, Monster Big Catfish. This is one of the Wildest, Craziest Videos Exciting Cat fishing Action!!! Using only bare HAND'S!!! Huge Flathead Catfish! noodling flat head catfish. out of brush piles. Beaver holes , big rock's in the creek here in kingfisher Okla. (more)
Flying over kingfisher, country in a Powered Parachute 3 Tim Jones 2009-07-23 | Flying over kingfisher, country and Cimarron river , Dover Okla mouth of turkey creek,mouth of kingfisher creek in a Powered Parachute great view of many fishing hole's, Jerry took me flying in his Powered Parachute,
Flying over kingfisher, Oklahoma country in a Powered Parachute 2 Tim Jones 2009-07-22 | Flying over kingfisher, Oklahoma in a Powered Parachute great view of kingfisher Okla, Jerry took me flying in his Powered Parachute, It was very COOL!!!!
cooking freshwater mussel Clam at the creek,wilderness survival Tim Jones 2009-07-22 | cooking freshwater mussel Clam at the creek drop them into boiling water just until they open up to be taken out of the shell to eat from Earth bowl wilderness survival, Camping tips., The Native Americans call it "Ee-Wah-Kee" meaning The-Mud That Heals Bentonite, as well as other types of healing clay, http://www.shirleys-wellness-cafe.com/clay.htm#a
Oklahoma edible plant ,Basic wilderness survival. Tim Jones 2009-07-10 | Foraging for food, Survivalist Living , Plants Herbs wild foods , edible and some great plants in the wild, That make excellent food sources, designed to help you learn some of the Oklahoma's plants you can use as food in the wilderness, to assemble a salad with a wild plant, Dandelions help anemia, arthritis, cysts, cancer, liver, pancreas, bladder, and kidney. healthy greens ,Foraging for wild food.
How to Cook a channel catfish with leaves,Wilderness survival Tim Jones 2009-07-09 | Cooking a channel catfish on the creek on sand bar cooking with leave's the old native American way ,Basic Wilderness survival bushcraft, Camping tips, Native American history food hungry feed family
Crock jug made on the creek, wilderness survival Tim Jones 2009-07-09 | Making a Crock jug, made at the creek, clay from creek bank, made the old way, water jug,water container Basic wilderness survival, Camping tips.
Native American fire bed survival wilderness Tim Jones 2009-07-06 | Native American fire bed work's great for camping out sided when it's cold , you can stay warm all night, real cold put more hot coal's then cover it sand or dirt,( MAKE SHORE YOU COVER ALL HOT COAL'S UP) Camping tips
make a Johnson grass hut for shelter, survival wilderness Tim Jones 2009-07-06 | shelter for survival, if you face a survival situation in harsh or unpredictable weather will keep you out of rain, hot sun or cold wind, Building a survival shelter in the wood's, small shelter save's body heat, Camping tips.
Amphibious vehicle mark 5, on the cimarron river Tim Jones 2009-07-03 | Amphibious vehicle mark 5 floating car 6x6 off-road all terrain hunting and noodling flathead catfish avenger on the cimarron river
Chris at the cimarron river on is 4 Wheeler got a way extreme Tim Jones 2009-07-03 | 4 Wheeler got a way on the cimarron river doing a wheele on a sandbar, Four Wheeler on the cimarron river :)
Making arrowheads , Flintknapping , wilderness survival Tim Jones 2009-07-02 | Making a arrowhead out of flint, I baked the flint rock over night in hot coal's buried under the ground it help's to get a flake to work with.
making a basket for wilderness survival Tim Jones 2009-06-28 | making a basket out of elm tree bark and elm tree branches, good for nut's or fruit and berry, Camping tips.
Garret noodling out of a brush pile,20lb flathead catfish Tim Jones 2009-06-27 | WARNING!!! Dont go in deep water when noodling catfish , dont go alone,dont go into water with a strong current and dont go the water if you live in a state with alligators or crocadiles poisoness snakes, be aware of snapping turtles,muscrats,beavers,leaches,never tie yourself too a fish because many have died from tieing there self too the fish and and beware of loose rocks,watch out for caving holes in the side of banks,it is best too go with someone expirenced. GOOD LUCK. me, sammy, tom-tom went handfishing in winter camp creek & i pulled out my new record of 20lbs. flathead catfish
Garrett noodling flathead ,catfish 28lb Tim Jones 2009-06-26 | WARNING!!! Dont go in deep water when noodling catfish , dont go alone,dont go into water with a strong current and dont go the water if you live in a state with alligators or crocadiles poisoness snakes, be aware of snapping turtles,muscrats,beavers,leaches,never tie yourself too a fish because many have died from tieing there self too the fish and and beware of loose rocks,watch out for caving holes in the side of banks,it is best too go with someone expirenced. GOOD LUCK. Garrett noodling flat head catfish 28lb out of a old beaver hole in kingfisher creek in kingfisher Okla,
Dandelion Root coffee, wilderness survival,native American coffee Tim Jones 2009-06-20 | Brew the dandelion Root coffee just as you would regular coffee.How to Make Roasted Dandelion Root Coffee Dandelion Root is a rich treasury of vitamins and minerals, as well as trace minerals and micronutrients. Use 1 level Tablespoon Roasted Root for each cup of water. Or use 1/3 cup root for each quart of water or 1-1/3 per gallon. You make need to adjust these amounts to your taste if you like it stronger or weaker, dandelion Root native American coffee wilderness survival, dandelion herb or taraxacum , Herbs Review for Herbs that detox. Dandelion root is a full body nutritive and powerful yet gentle liver and kidneys cleanse herb, Camping tips, Earth bowl, The Native Americans call it "Ee-Wah-Kee" meaning The-Mud That Heals Bentonite, as well as other types of healing clay, http://www.shirleys-wellness-cafe.com/clay.htm#a
Tims noodling catch 36lb flathead catfish Tim Jones 2009-06-15 | WARNING!!! Don't go in deep water when noodling catfish , don't go alone,don't go into water with a strong current and don't go the water if you live in a state with alligators or crocodile poisonous snakes, be aware of snapping turtles,muskrats,beavers,leaches,never tie yourself too a fish because many have died from tying there self too the fish and and beware of loose rocks,watch out for caving holes in the side of banks,it is best too go with someone experienced. GOOD LUCK. noodling in kingfisher creek found this hog in a beaver hole, good day handfishing in kingfisher Okla Fearless don't need a fishing pole, Grabbling is wrestle catfish. out of a hole. where monster flathead catfish, wilderness survival.
noodling flat head catfish out of brush pile, 76 lb of catfish. Tim Jones 2009-06-12 | WARNING!!! Don't go in deep water when noodling catfish , don't go alone,don''t go into water with a strong current and don't go the water if you live in a state with alligators or crocodile poisonous snakes, be aware of snapping turtles,muskrats,beavers,leaches,never tie yourself too a fish because many have died from tying there self too the fish and and beware of loose rocks,watch out for caving holes in the side of banks,it is best too go with someone experienced. GOOD LUCK. noodling flat head catfish out of brush pile in the creek here in kingfisher Okla, did good, noodling flat head catfish with my nephew Tommy first time noodling, and my son Sammy jones.,
water purifier, purifiying water from the creek, Wilderness Survival Tim Jones 2009-06-10 | water purifier to purify from the creek water and making some Indian tea form the outdoors, This type of water purifier uses charcoal to remove the impurities from water ... A charcoal water purifier uses ground charcoal to make it easier , It's a Family Sunflower Family Native Americans made a hot beverage from plains Native Indian tea , Survival way to purify water from creek"s,river's,lake & pond, Wilderness Survival boiling water and adding Charcoal from the fire.(note you don't need that much Charcoal in your tea or water like you have seen in this video 1/4 of the Charcoal will work) Camping tips.
willow tree leaves, native American pain medicine wilderness survival Tim Jones 2009-06-08 | Click here to find out if you should ask your doctor whether an aspirin regimen is right ... Aspirin may cause a severe allergic ,( Bayer aspirin come's from this willow tree). Native American pain medicine American willow trees leaves for pain medicine,The leaves and bark of the willow tree have been mentioned in ancient texts from Assyria, Sumer and Egypt as a remedy for aches and fever, Native Americans chew on willow tree leaves for pain medicine Bayer Aspirin can help relieve pain and reduce the risks of heart attack and stroke out doors Camping tips.
Yucca Root Shampoo soap weed wilderneess survival Tim Jones 2009-06-08 | shampoo &soap bar, "The yucca root soap was fantastic for my skin AND hair' ...Needle and Thread, Yucca Hand Drill Spindles. Our hand drill fire spindles are top quality wood yucca that allows for the most consistent and fast hand drill fire making. It has long tough fibers which make it an ideal cordage, Making Yucca baskets with the leave's.Native American wilderness survival , You can go here to learn how put them together..http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3yGQ9kXikw I cut small pieces for bar's of soap, for shampoo Peel off the brown outside layer of the root until the clean white root inside is exposed,Chop the white root into small pieces and put the pieces into a blender. Mix until the root has become pulp and has changed from a white color to pale amber color.Spread out the pulverized root onto a clean surface and let it set in the sun to dry out. Let it dry out until all the moisture has evaporated from the root and it no longer feels sticky.string itand squeeze it to dispense the lather and you can ad water to it use it to wash your hair, Camping tips.
snare trap for small animals, Wilderness Survival Tim Jones 2009-06-05 | snare trap for catching small animals for food. Native American made a big snare trap to snare deer for food,survival only, it work great Wilderness Survival, you can use cordage
cooking egg on camp fire,,Wilderness Survival Tim Jones 2009-05-30 | The most commonly eaten egg is the hen's egg. But people also eat duck eggs, quail eggs, goose eggs,small wild bird eggs , They can be boiled, baked or fried. The first place to look for them is a bird nest. However, not all birds build a nest, but instead lay their eggs directly on the ground or in a hole, Cooking a hard boiled egg in camp fire, 15 minutes, fun to do at the camp sight, Camping tips
Native American fish trap, Wilderness Survival Tim Jones 2009-05-29 | Native American history how they got food for there hungry family, How the Native American made there fish trap, The funnel opening will have to be large enough for the fish or turtle to swim into, leave the opening facing into deeper water,They can't get out they do circles in the trap.for survival only. Basic Wilderness Survival bushcraft
Extreme noodling at uncle johns creek Tim Jones 2009-05-29 | WARNING!!! Don't go in deep water when noodling catfish , don't go alone,don''t go into water with a strong current and don't go the water if you live in a state with alligators or crocodile poisonous snakes, be aware of snapping turtles,muskrats,beavers,leaches,never tie yourself too a fish because many have died from tiying there self too the fish and and beware of loose rocks,watch out for caving holes in the side of banks,it is best too go with someone experienced. GOOD LUCK. noodling at uncle johns creek in Kingfisher Okla, 26lb & 22lb flat head catfish , hand fishing is extreme ,Wilderness Survival
fire bow, making a fire after a little rain storm Tim Jones 2009-05-27 | making fire with a fire bow, after a little RAIN storm, The wood was a ash tree grows here in Oklahoma, The wood need's to be dead to work making a fire with fire bow.The fire-board and the drill both need to be some kind of light, dry, non-resinous wood. The best wood for this won't have any sap, and will be light and soft enough to easily dent with your thumbnail without gouging, Your drill can be made of the same kind of wood as the fire board or a different kind, as long as it doesn't have any pitch in it, is light and fairly soft, Your socket or rotatory cup can be made of bone, wood, or rock If you can't find a rock, the easiest socket to make is wood. It should be small enough for you to comfortably hold in your hand, but big enough that your fingers don't wrap all the way around it and touch the drill as it's turning. It is best to make the socket out of hardwood if possible, or use a knot in softwood as a naturally lubricated socket, You need something to catch the coal that's created, keep it insulated from the cold ground while it becomes a coal, and carry it from the ground to the tinder. This can be a dry leaf, sliver of wood, piece of paper, bark, etc. Whatever it is, make sure you can pick it up without fumbling around and dropping it. the board & drill .Wilderness Survival, bush craft ,Camping tips, good luck!
pole fishing Tim Jones 2009-05-19 | fishing in kingfisher creek in kingfisher Okla ,4 lb Channle catfish, Dinner
