Bushcraft: How to harvest spruce roots and prepare for crafts

[@lindaturgeon1618]

Ok, got it so far. What will these roots be used for? Will there be a other video?

[@formgjortbyJonasAls]

Hello Linda! Nice. I’ll use them for some stitching up birch bark containers, fixing cracked turned vases and bowls. Yeah, that’s the plan ;)

[@lindaturgeon1618]

Thanks, next spring I will try to get some! You have such interesting videos,

[@formgjortbyJonasAls]

Thank you Linda, it good to hear you like them. I think you can grab it any time a year, unless there’s a lot of snow 😉

[@Aethelvlad]

the natives in my area boiled the roots to help the bark slide off very easily by hand! i have not tried it myself

[@Jimmet46]

Thanks!

[@DanielH]

Nice work

[@formgjortbyJonasAls]

Thanks Daniel! Yeah, it's nice to work with spruce, and go getting it. What do you think about the GoPro format?

[@oiavh]

Very nice that you show the whole process. Jeg har fulgt dine videoer i noget tid og, sjov nok, det er først nu jeg opdager at du er dansker 😃

[@formgjortbyJonasAls]

Hah, hvor nice! Der kan man jo bare se. Jeg kører jo kun engelsk, og ikke tale på alt. Så kan det også blive lidt svært ;)

[@bodo9387]

Brilliant, what species of spruce is it from? Are any species of spruce used?

[@cynthiajohnson6747]

Really interesting. What part of the world are you? I live in Alaska and the local tribes here use spruce roots for weaving too.

[@augusthermann5111]

You need a wild boar for digging😉🤣

[@formgjortbyJonasAls]

"Looking for a Wild boar for the dirty job.. Any takers?!"

[@rosariosanchez4042]

👍

[@formgjortbyJonasAls]

Gracias Rosario 🙏🏻💪🏻

[@gustavalexanderbisgaard-je8440]

Er det i allerød og ps det var rigtig flot arbekde

[@formgjortbyJonasAls]

Tak Gustav! Nej, men tæt på. 3-400 meter fra Kagerup St.