Where are you? I will abandon everything to live like you

Whoever says you're shooting too many doesn't live in Texas, Florida, or anywhere down south.

Great for some of the shoots I have.

"It's a stick. Used to throw another stick" Outstanding!!!

I hunted the Callahan ranch in Texas back in 2000 (150,000 acres) for hogs and javelina. We had good luck hunting by using the wind, they stink, rabbits EVERYWHERE + rattlesnakes. Great hunt.

I am from New Mexico, and grew up hunting in the Burro Mountains in the southwestern corner of the state. The climate, altitude, and topography are almost identical to where you were hunting in Arizona. I only encountered javalina 4 times in 12 years of hunting. You almost have to bump into them accidentally, they are elusive, and even more aggressive than Eurasian hogs when provoked. I hunted them once with a 7mm Mauser, but never with a stick bow. You have inspired me for a "Down Home" adventure. 😁

Ryan I would love to whitetail deer hunt with all primitive stuff.But where I live ain't got much primitive equipment.

Best information ever on wooden shafts! Ordering the ebook. I think you answered a question. You use the smaller end (tapered top of the wood shoot) as the end to insert the nock into and the thicker end for the point, correct? I believe this helps with the flex in flight for better accuracy, correct????

Would love to see a tutorial

I have used the cane of cattail flowers too 🍻

Saudações aqui do Brasil gosto muito dos seus vídeos caço com arco também a caçada com arco é uma adrenalina diferenciada comecei a fazer minhas flechas inspirado nos seus vídeos e de outros caçadores obrigado por compartilhar o conhecimento! Com a dublagem automática agora seus vídeos ficaram melhores ainda

I'm willing to give hunting a try because of rising grocery prices where I live. The thing that's keeping me from doing so is things that I've seen posted here on KZbin *by* other hunters (not vegan pity party content). I've seen videos of them trapping and clubbing coyotes to death, drowning animals that are trapped in cages, sicking their dogs on bear cubs after shooting the mother, killing fawns etc. Do hunters find this cruel as well or is this just all in a days work? Do hunters care about not making the animals last moments torturous?

use diff. wood types and experiment with hardining the tip/ head end .

Pleas make a bamboo bow for wild bor hinting beacoas whar i live thare are no tree like you bamboo is abalabale thare ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

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Should try switching to thumb draw and shooting from the far side of the bow. You can make a thumb ring from bone.. much more clean of a shot with a thumb ring then a leather tab..

Awesome to see you in my hometown!!! They can be very tough to locate that’s for sure. They blend in very well and don’t seem to stop moving too long. I didn’t fill my tag last year with my recurve either. Great hunt! You thinking about coming back?

I want one

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Why do tha rabbits sound like squeaky toys when you step on them 🥲😅

It definitely did thanks. Answered the questions i was asking and laid out the basic chemistry really well Got the sub

thanks for sharing nice scenery like hunting with longbow or recurve bow...

Bamboo for arrow shrinks. What to do to stop shrinking?

Sharts are dumb, just my opinion. They're fine for stupid skits and such, but no good for conveying good information like your channel provides. I'm a normal subscriber, fairly new though because I only recently got into primitive archery.

Ryan is completely self sufficient by making everything from scratch

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Ryan I'm Bryan and I've watched everything you have your my hero

That's a terrible flute, you are a more talented knapper than that. I know, it's not nice but it is honest criticism.

I have been there and done that on several hunts. Some very expensive hunts. But I guess that's why it's called Hunting. But keep pushing on. Thanks David

I love arizona. I'm up in the White mountains. Plenty of game here. Wish I could have met you in AZ

Where in Arizona did you hunt?

Pack basket was pretty cool.

Make a tripod for the cam?

Imagine getting your last piece of 🍑 before you get harvested 😂

So what you mean by hing is termination point of the flake!?

Being color deficient I’m like wait what blood? There’s blood? Oh maybe there is some. Blood trails are unfortunately very hard for us to use lol

Damn my favorite KZbinr in my state. You should do a meet and greet type deal next time

Very informative video. I think it is good that you switched to bow and arrow. It is more important to prevent animals suffering than to reach your own goals. While I generally do not like the concept of hunting farms, they actually have many advantages: they provide local jobs and actually can facilitate a more sustainable hunting in the area. When considering that atlatl hunting is especially hard to do and not legally possible in many areas, I do not think that there's anything wrong with you going to a hunting farm, but I think it was a good choice to address the topic in the video.

Awesome film and bows congrats

Spent some time down in that south land and it definitely has some draw to me. I've had to turn loose a few of them stink pigs out of coyote traps and I'm here to tell ya they got some bad attitudes Great video

hey dude big fan of the channel, couldn't help but notice that the shirt you wear in most videos seems to have some symbolism of Peruvian original, like the spiral of the nazca lines and the square symbol on your left arm sleeve that looks like the symbol of tahuantinsuyo. Could just be looking to much into it but I was curious if you could confirm this.

Love it!

What kinds of primitive stone tools do you use to whittle your spears?

When I watched your pre-trip "gear" video and I saw that you were using a monopod with a sharp end expecting to just jam that into the ground, I said to myself "good luck!" There are a few spots in the state where you might actually be able to use such a device, but even where there is soil, many areas in dry seasons it is so hard one has to "chip it" to dig a hole. My Florida friends talk about "soil" and I always joke that there is no soil in FL, only sand. For much of AZ, replace "sand" with "rock!" That green rock you found knapped was probably rhyolite; there is some fairly decent knapping rhyolite of that color in some areas. If you get the itch to try your hand at making some little, spikey Arizona style points (e.g. like that Hohokam style you found) with Arizona rock, let me know as I spend a fair bit of time searching for our (Arizona) local knappables.

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Zack is one of the most knowledgeable people I’ve ever met to pick up a stick bow. Killer fellow.

Where in Arizona did you go? I pretty much know Arizona all over. I have lived.

My home state AZ and I miss AZ so much. Born and raised in Tucson Arizona. I moved to Mississippi 4 years ago for a job.

Have you ever tried two fletched arrows? I think a two fletched arrow tutorial would be quite cool.