Atlatl Travel and More with Matt Graham

[@ActiSafe]

I'm going to be honest. Matt inspired me to learn about the wilderness and how to Survive. I've been studying a lot about that kind of stuff. Thanks Matt!

[@davidbassani3914]

Excellent information. Appreciate being able to watch how you throw the dart. Impressed that they land close together and close to being horizontal.

[@FrontierLegacy]

Matt, I would have never thought of that for travel. That is ingenious.

[@GAbushcraft]

Loving the video series! I am hoping everything is okay and its just difficult to edit while doing the trip. Love to see more when you get a chance! Thanks!

[@bugoutbushcraft1987]

Could you do a tutorial on crafting the atlatls?

[@griseldaavilescolon8373]

Enjoying Matt adn Sarah's adventures!!!!!

[@Chungustav]

I really enjoyed this. I've been wanting to make a traditional bolas similar to the ones from Argentina. Have you experimented much with bolas?

[@johnjude2685]

Thanks Matt

[@delariscouch215]

Super cool thanks

[@Wingman115]

I'm going to have to try making one to mess around with down here in SoCal.

[@sammyslavvu1981]

hi Mat, it looks like an awesome tool, if you ever get some time after your adventure, any chance you could make a video teaching everyone how to make a set? please :)

[@woodlandsnorth]

Cant believe how fast those travel in the air! May need to try this.

[@NomadicWoodsman]

Awesome Matt ! nice shots !

[@bugoutbushcraft1987]

So awesome. I need to try out atlatls. Good luck you guys!

[@billj503]

I would love to see a detailed vid on the darts and the thrower.

[@SurvivalLilly]

what materials are these atlatls made of?

[@verb1086]

I want to say orange?

[@Jesse_Johnson]

The darts are bamboo, the atlatl is bocote. I love your channel @Survival Lilly BTW great work.

[@rogeremeadows]

What gives his darts the characteristic black patterns?

[@mistylee2107]

@@rogeremeadows They are carbonized, he runs a torch over them in order to straighten them. The side effect is grain being brought out. After you burn and straighten, you have to lightly sand your darts.

[@y2daniel1981]

Dang you're a beast with those darts Matt

[@cmt611]

Matt, what would be distance for an accurate shot while hunting? Maybe 40 Yds?

[@cmt611]

Matt, what would be the average accurate kill shot distance? 40 yards?

[@eachday9538]

That would be about the last thing other motorists would guess is in that tube as they pass by.

[@matthewjacobs141]

The Atlatl is what put man at the top of the food chain 30,000-100,000 years ago

[@Ensensu2]

How did you get the design on those darts? They look like they're burned in.

[@coisasdomato1905]

Essa arma é formidável, fiz uma a poucos dias, estou viciado nela! Matt é um dos melhores...

[@billj503]

how long are the darts? how long is the thrower?

[@Peagaporto]

How far away would you be confident to hit big game with a kill shot?

[@liderfm7723]

Maravilhoso o seu sorriso. A SArah esta fazendo bem a ele

[@stuartbailey6369]

NEANDERTHAL COULD HAVE REALLY USED THAT TRAVEL GEAR.

[@pauledwards9168]

I ing the life others just think of awesome

[@TJackSurvival]

This is epic! I really want to get better with one of these. I need to build a better one. Hopefully at Rabbitstick this year I can get with someone to help be be better with these. Right now I just suck. LOL

[@kauancristian.piresmoreira4287]

Eu fui parceiro do matt mais eu não falei com jo

[@Juulnvm]

to bad its illegal pretty much everywhere in the US to hunt with a spear but for some reason you can hunt with a gun

[@jangtheconqueror]

Little Hawk Harder to kill with them, it'd be cruel if the animal ran off with a spear in them and died slowly. A gun, given that you use appropriate ammo, will usually kill them easily. The noise isn't great and there's something about hunting with primitive weapons that has more of a connection with nature though.

[@manisdogfish]

I love your stuff bro, but wouldn't a bow and arrow be much more effective and efficient

[@cleisonlima3276]

Matt x cody Lundin