Basic Knife Handling and Bushcraft Notches Part 2

[@imrantayab]

This is probably the best survival/bushcraft channel on KZbin. Thanks

[@JohnFleshman]

Watching the first notch still and just had to mention I figured out that exact technique (batoning in to the straight cut and every thing) as a teen with no one telling me that was the best way. I feel smarter now. thanks Dave.

[@CMB865]

A few years back I had a pretty decent OOPS to my thumb and the next day I started learning about knife safety and how to properly use one. These are important lessons because it only takes one second to seriously ruin your day.

[@perritohiker]

No "probably" about it. Dave is awesome. Thanks Dave for all the time you take to instruct us. I hope one day to be able to take some of your classes.

[@WayneTheSeine]

Great video that is a good compliment to Bush Craft 101 by Dave. Reading on page 39 for the knee lever I wanted to actually see it being done. Thanks Dave for all you do for the community.

[@TCS21]

i learn so much from your videos. i genuinely thank you so much for making and sharing them. please keep making videos!

[@walleyefishinrod3115]

Awesome vid Dave... As always...Thanks. Take care...Rod

[@bushcraft2012]

Wow Dave...thanks for the tutorial. I will be practicing these techniques this weekend.

[@daisy8luke]

Great, Dave! My daughter and I are about to spend a few days in the great outdoors here in Texas, and she'll be working on these skills with her Mora!!

[@daisy8luke]

***** Mora is a brand of knives from Sweden. They're inexpensive and a good starter knife for kids. Although I do not think highly of them as a whole, they are the kind of kind of knives you can buy for about $15 US dollars, then beat the crap out of them and not care what happens to them. I'm making her a new one for Christmas out of 1095 steel that will wipe any memory of a Mora away for her. But for now, that's what she's been learning with.

[@bigfootbushcraft7063]

You are the man I just wanna let you know that. God bless you may you & your spirit live forever.

[@xenoptryx]

Great job as usual Dave.

[@IMCORK48]

Great Vid--you are with out question the best at what you do for the common man and don't think for a minute that we don't appreciate it . KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK BROTHER. See you on the path.

[@opalprestonshirley1700]

Great video. I'll have to try those notches some I have never seen. Always good to learn something new. Thanks.

[@MrSrtman18]

Right on Dave!! Thanks for all you do!! Nice work!

[@DavidWestBgood2ppl]

I love this stuff.... it may be basic knife skills, but I've been doing most of it wrong... Thanks for the demo.

[@KingsBar69]

Is that knife, the Mora Bushcraft Black, that you sell on your website? Thank you Mr. Canterbury for all of your videos, my son and I really enjoy watching them. All the best to you.

[@dracobushcraft3523]

This is one of my favorite videos yet Dave. I love carving. I'm looking forward to the next one in this series. Hint hint. LOL

[@mikecline2499]

GREAT 2 PARTER DAVE

[@dizbuster30]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Super interesting. Take care.

[@revolverrodger]

Very clear video on notches... Thanks

[@michellegustafson8582]

I bought Bush Craft 101 and I’m learning a lot! The videos help give me a better understanding thanks! Going to share with my dad and brother.

[@zachfreeman4884]

great videos verry informative im a big outdoorsman my self and your videos help a lot . good luck with future projects:)

[@jaxboonie]

great vid dave. saw mors kochanski do a hafting notch video but it wasn't as easy to understand as this one.

[@kinghoju]

Another awesome video! Love these skill-based videos--I feel like I learn so much! Now just need to get some dirt time and turn this information into skill.

[@yotaaa86]

I agree I would love to take classes at pathfinder school as well

[@heettreet]

i like your safety element in you tutorial ,, never can have enough of that ,,,,, i will say ,that the baton you are using is way small compared to the ones i use ,, i use at least a 2inch dia, usually a bit more ,,, i find that less strikes makes for faster cuts ,

[@tomkelsch]

Nice video Dave!

[@msepp40]

Thanks Dave very Clear video!

[@starmanhov]

Thanks dave. I learned alot from this video

[@MrKnap2755]

Great info Dave...Thanks for sharing.

[@BartekCzuwara]

Brilliant, as always. Thanks for sharing!

[@Screamingtut]

very informative Dave

[@carolinacobras]

Awesome! Great informative video, thank you.

[@Mosely]

Is the Mora Bushcraft Black worth the extra 20 dollars over the Mora Companion Heavy Duty or 25 dollars over the Mora Companion? Also thanks for the great informative videos Dave. Love them as usual.

[@AugustWestElectronic]

Awesome video sir.

[@1koolhick]

Great video!

[@thefamily_ak1863]

thank u sir realy enjoying ur you tube channel

[@Winterwolf73]

So what you're making is a "try stick" right? There's a good PDF on that process on the web, have all of your students try that exercise

[@carecadassardinhas]

Great vid!!!!!

[@taneilman]

Thank You. Very informative.

[@iangreeley8285]

Dave, when will the Indianapolis store be open I need some more fixin wax

[@LoneWolf-vq3fv]

Are you ever going to continue the blacksmithing series?

[@IMCORK48]

Your the best---keep it up.

[@shanerbass]

great info Dave...thank you

[@futuresonex]

That was a awesome video! Thanks!!!

[@phimac10]

Good video. Thanks.

[@coopermarean3809]

Do a series of videos on if your in the woods with out a knife but you have a tomahawk or belt axe

[@Phuzero1717]

awesome vid! is that a mora? Is what model?

[@louisianaridgerunner4830]

Dave, does the coating on a Ka-bar BK2 affect the ability to strike a ferro rod?

[@camojoe83]

great vid, hell the last 45 seconds of it are priceless knowledge to piles of frustrated tinder ball flingers.. i remeber thinking when i was first showed that "well, duh, aint that just majick." and it was sooo much easier after... ever fling an alcy stove in your buddys pack trying to light it? never forgiven...

[@Woodsrunner7]

Thanks brother nice video

[@TheDeno54]

thank you DAV

[@eatmorenachos]

Well that explains how come I split so many branches trying to make a spear when I was a kid---oh man was I doing it wrong. Thanks Dave.

[@SkookumBushcraft]

Nice vid, thanks Dave!

[@briargoatkilla]

Outstanding.

[@richard2mitchell]

Can you do a vid on knots?

[@donnya1000]

I love this!

[@GrimrDirge]

That log he's using as a workbench? Dave batoned through the whole thing with his Blind horse knife. Little known fact.

[@AZSurvival]

Hey Dave...great stuff, thanks for all you do. Have you done any videos on sharpening knives using a rock of some kind?

[@leebaigaming]

when he pulled the stick apart man it was like art

[@Meejhem23]

are we going to see the same instructions fof the axe maybe?

[@matoscristiano]

bushcraft on a budget boker plus bushcraft check-it-out you should be able to put it on your website

[@IRONMANDAN1965]

GREAT INFO THANKS..

[@franknpuss]

As always good info

[@tomritter493]

much need instruction nice dave /tom

[@Jb429421]

The best way to do bushcraft on a budget is "naked and afraid"....no clothing cost and very low equipment expenditure. YES....I'm trying to make a joke. Great video as always.

[@wallaceknifeworkshomestead]

Good vid. Why do my comments have to be approved? Is that everyone? Just asking.

[@FSD182]

Awesome

[@ooooitzyazy]

but we saw it in the pot and fire video

[@mattg6761]

LOL ! Anyone who has used a knife surely has cristined the blade at some point with their own blood, I wish I had learned these techniques when I was a younger man !

[@MrUromastyxdude]

Surprisingly I can strike it fine with my Ka-Bar MK1

[@killermanSAd]

Woah. Am I high, or is that Iraq veteran commenting on Wilderness outfitters video?

[@ooooitzyazy]

hahahah damnit we could see the bail nothch in the making

[@drainoman35]

FIRST COMMENT?!?!

[@Jmav91]

that show is horrifying...the female posteriors which are shown..