Cherokee Traditional Games: Blowguns

Ready for a new episode of Cherokee Traditional Games?
Join us as we highlight the blowgun, discuss its history and demonstrate how it is used.
#Cherokee #Blowgun #NativeAmerican

[@randallcampbell510]

Wa Do. So direct and to the point. I am a new era blow gunner. I so want to learn to make traditional Tsi La Gee weaponry.

[@jmgoingsnakeify]

Dang, Danny was showing off. Lol...I'm gonna tease that guy next time I see him.

[@Reverend_Mojo]

Shooting at a Bear target, Just like when Rabbit discovered it!

[@user-gr3cd1te6p]

Wado. Love the buck teeth... Just like mine!!!

[@JackpineGandy]

this is most excellent! thanks!

[@miswilks5567]

Packed with information this is a great video thank you for sharing your culture

[@mikegoodlock7821]

Awesome video buddy

[@keillorchristoph]

A way to make an attached Stone points to a blowgun dart

[@madmama3299]

Omg so cool!

[@thedalight7559]

Wow! You're really good at that!

[@jolyndaj]

Wow!

[@micheleladywaya7049]

Where are these filmed at ? I say a guy use the blow darts in Tahlequah Oklahoma

[@charmainegentz9543]

How do you keep you Can from splitting .please

[@deadlywound1991]

Salty... Good shot !

[@jonpatterson7211]

I know one thing. I'm staying' out of his garden.

[@Hiven-N-Thriven]

Wado 🧡

[@duaneholcomb8408]

Its not the traditional way but. You can use a cotton. On the end of the dart instead of thistle weed, In case you can't find any,,,

[@baneverything5580]

My grandfather told me they used cotton and their darts were fat lighter pine. They hunted birds with them in the late 1800s and early 1900s. He was born in 1886.