Do Hunters use EVERYTHING?? from the animals they kill?

[@JA-bu6xu]

We might not use it all but something else does whether it’s small ants to large bears

[@lunkydog]

Even a vegetarian doesn't eat every piece of a carrot, I'm sure.

[@osbaldohernandez9174]

lunkydog I know some of them peel the skin and doesn’t ever the but of it

[@lunkydog]

@@osbaldohernandez9174 Plus the tops. Don't forget those. Left in the field to rot unless a rabbit shows up.

[@osbaldohernandez9174]

lunkydog true but mean when I hunt I take what I can use and carry

[@SherrickDuncan]

I eat the whole carrot. The green are where the most nutrients are. The root is just a nutrient delivery system to the greens.

[@CruzinComptin]

I’m not a vegetarian at all, but acting like an animal is equivalent to a carrot, is about the dumbest thing I’ve heard in a month.

[@peacemaker-du4hz]

it is physically impossible to use EVERY part of any animal,some of it just isnt usable

[@catshepherd3102]

peacemaker121772 you can, actually. Though personally I like to bury the gutpile so it enriches the soil.

[@michaelhedgepeth5106]

@@catshepherd3102 buzzard gotta eat , same as worm's !

[@catshepherd3102]

Michael Hedgepeth there’s a Native American axiom that says if you kill a deer, bury his guts where he fell and a fawn would be Born there the next year. Science bears it out: fertile nitrogen-rich soil makes seeds sprout, a thicket grows, and does give birth in thickets.

[@michaelhedgepeth5106]

@@catshepherd3102 Ikr. I was just quoting the Outlaw Josey Wales(Clint Eastwood's character) !

[@mainelyprimitive]

Hey, first awesome videos! love your content. More uses for stuff that I can I can think of to add would be, uses for bait or fertilizer in the garden. I use any scraps not used as bait for trapping as well as fishing, crab traps or lobster traps here in Maine!! Eels love old dead scraps and the sea critters go crazy for dead land animal parts!!! Hide glue is one too that I make a lot of. I use many traditional bow glues such as tite bond but I have always wondered if hide glue increased performance? Hide glue has less stretch than many popular glues so for backings I have always prefered that. I have not seen any videos or numbers but I have noticed that with modern glues, pour it in a puddle on surface you can peel it from, and pull on it...titebond for example stretches and does not contract. Hide glue seems to BOND and hold its shrinkage/keep its elasticity compared to other glues....Just a thought I wanted to throw out there! But long time fan and always will be, Keep up the great info!!

[@osbaldohernandez9174]

Deer hides are something I always have use for wether it be a quiver or making pants

[@dariuswhite2543]

Its funny how deer hide was a way of currency. Now a day to most recreational hunters it just waste . Buck skins is how the dollar bill got it nick name one buck. That bone would make a good mortar and pestle bowl

[@catshepherd3102]

Darius White you can burn bones and make lye and bone ash out of it. Bone ash is the base of porcelain.

[@jamescooper2618]

It's a real shame the artificial leather is so prevalent now. Deer hide is a really beautiful leather and makes really nice things.

[@Spartan265]

I think the reason people get up in arms about hunting is that they only see trophy hunters and things like that so people assume hunting=bad. Which isn't the case at all. I don't really think people should hunt for sport or trophy but if they do I at least hope the animal being killed does get used. I say this as someone pro hunting etc.

[@dimfuturefilms9070]

Maybe you can grind the bones down into bone meal to use to fertilize a vegetable garden.

[@jamescooper2618]

Ya, IF you own an industrial grade grinder.

[@cretudavid8622]

You played Minecraft:)?

[@pistolpeds]

Don't know that you can buy a primitive bone grinder.

[@devinm.6149]

You could probably boil/simmer them into a broth, the softened bones would likely be discarded, but pretty much all of their nutrients would be in the broth.

[@kevinb314]

Dont forget to go back and get the blood that animal might have left on the ground! haha. I get the idea of "Use literally everything", but its just not reasonable. Especially a guy like me, who rents, and is teaching myself most of this stuff. I processed my first deer myself this past season (with help in the initial quartering). The skull and antlers were much more work than I anticipated, and I really messed up trying to tan the hide. Huge learning experience, but I at least ate all the meat (Its already mostly gone!) and tried to save the main pieces that I could with my limited resources and experience.

[@devinm.6149]

Using what blood you can get from the corpse & some spices, you could make blood sausage/pudding.

[@cameronpain1422]

Hide glue seems like a terrible choice for me to make in the PNW.With steady rains and constant moisture I’d rather use pine pitch glue or wood glue. Great video on this topic.

[@huntprimitive9918]

me as well, thanks very much for following along and commenting back as well.

[@mgninja2052]

Hello Ryan, I recently found this on wikipedia: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6c/Wells_Reindeer_Age_articles.png In your past videos you straighten the arrows and atlat spears by hand, would the Arrow straighteners shown in this illustration from Native American antler tools do anything other than making the arrows more uniform and perhaps make the process of straightening them faster?

[@draven3838]

Absolutely right, most folks have no clue ,

[@jamescooper2618]

Most all!

[@KowboyUSA]

In Montana it's a crime to discard, or use as pet feed, usable portions of a game animal's meat. CWD finally made into the state, so it's illegal to transport un-deboned outside any zone CWD has been found in. Consuming cuts containing spine or brain is also advised against. I've always done my best to never waste usable parts of any of my kills. That being said, there are parts of any animal, bones, teeth, hooves, etc. that are not practical usable for my human needs and all that goes back to nature.

[@glengarrahy5236]

Wise words! I think the guy who posed the question may of been asking for q list of everything that can be make from each part of a Whitetail

[@stevenroberts7256]

Its not always as simple as one man using all of one beast. Alot of things depend on where you live and what you have access and time to do. For me gut pile and bones go to chickens. Later bones get burned either in fireplace or with shrub trimmings and then sewn into the garden with the char. There is really nothing left over time, and any hard to use pieces get turned into vegetables or eggs. That isn't reasonable for everyone though.

[@michaelhedgepeth5106]

Josey Wales famous statement "Buzzard's gottta eat , same as worm's !"

[@gizmoteknodekker7060]

Do you have a video about making and using pine pitch? I know it's used for more than just a glue.

[@bobbyhickman489]

Excellent info

[@electronicfreak1111]

When I do my first hunt should I put it on KZbin?

[@jasonvos3956]

A better question is if such people also donate their body after death to science or likewise

[@shanek6582]

I always wanted to try and make a fish hook from the nose bone of a deer.

[@jamescooper2618]

All you need to do is split a bone down and shave it like a tooth pick about an inch long with a sharp point on each end. Tie your line in the middle and string some bait on it. It's called a gorge hook.

[@johnbrown2163]

Can you please tell me what I cannot eat? Boil the bones and have nice bone marrow sticks and what organs can be eaten? You could make entire series from this!

[@wesleygoble960]

On white-tail I have eaten brain and heart it is pretty good.

[@Willy_Tepes]

You can't eat fur, bone, teeth or the contents of the intestines. On the other hand stuff like stomach, lungs, tongue, eye balls, and everything else can be eaten. I use some parts as bait for crows, mink, crayfish and I use bones as a base for soups. My favorites are heart, tongue and kidneys. My wife likes stomach and intestines since she is Asian. Brain and blood is something I never use because I have personal issues with the taste and consistency of it.

[@johnbrown2163]

@@wesleygoble960 Thank you.

[@johnbrown2163]

@@Willy_Tepes Thank you.

[@johnbrown2163]

Can I eat all raw fish?

[@snowflake4233]

thanks for the upload

[@AntihumanoSiempre]

I do use everything except for the guts, bladder and few other things. Most of the stuff you can't eat like bones and cartilage you can easily make broth with, which is excellent nutrition and can be reduced to a thick gelatin and frozen or dried. So there are ways. I do agree with that last statement though. Nothing is wasted regardless.

[@devinm.6149]

Do you ever use bones for broth?

[@sassythesasquatch8036]

For bones I cant use to make things I turn them into bone meal and spread it in my vegetable garden and I get fantastic crops

[@twinhawksoutdoors2757]

Great video!

[@huntprimitive9918]

thanks much Buddy

[@calvinmondrago7397]

Hey Ryan, do you have any contact with Thad Beckum? Another cool KZbinr.

[@huntprimitive9918]

Yes I have talked to him on several occasions, very nice guy and great bow hunter and primitive skills guy

[@deanlynch3759]

I see a lot of reasonable comments in here. It's the mofos that shoot something and use nothing that really piss me off. They give hunters a bad reputation.

[@electronicfreak1111]

Dude can you give me a link to that video that you talked about how to skin a rabbit in six seconds

[@huntprimitive9918]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHaxmZaIZaeDgtE

[@electronicfreak1111]

HuntPrimitive tack

[@electronicfreak1111]

HuntPrimitive Oh that’s thanks in Swedish

[@iamatomiczombie]

Well said.

[@michaelhedgepeth5106]

The First People's did the same friend. Nature will clean those bones up way faster than Man can. Thanks !👍

[@tashenamason]

I use everything. And i do mean everything.

[@jacobsherk4074]

There might be business potential in making little sculptures from the unused bits of animals. Or effigies might be a better word.

[@luderickwong]

I would be more interesting how they eat? I believe the idea of cooking already excist at the age you are talking about, is it just camp fire everyday? It would be so boring, i wonder if they know how to smoke their meat? How about boiling? Do they have clay pots and salt? If the answer is yes, that opens a lot of cooking methods, soup, stew, salted meat, may be frying meat in animal fat too? Am i thinking too much? Cuts of meat will be an interesting topic too, somthing modern westerners discard may be a fest to those people? Such as lungs? Brains? On the other side of the earth where i live, we still consider them good meat 😃 Would like to hear your comments, yea, everybody loves to eat, i don't think they will be different. Afterall, it is still the prime objective to hunt, right?

[@andrewbenedict6004]

So you are telling me Coyotes don't use everything off of their kill? Sure makes a lot of sense to blame humans for not doing so either. Great video.

[@huntprimitive9918]

thanks very much

[@nmarbletoe8210]

Wiley E. Coyote would have used every bit of the Roadrunner if he ever caught one! Got a brand new place on the roadside made of roadrunner hide.

[@lazarobarbosarambo7267]

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[@TheKajunkat]

Does a bear or wolf use every part of a deer? no? Shame on them!

[@nmarbletoe8210]

sure they do, wolves make coats out of lambskin... bears literally clean up in the derivatives trade...

[@LUCKYB.]

I have a rule if a animal gives its life to you better eat . And take evey thing that is usebal . And give It Your thanks .

[@osbaldohernandez9174]

Pig hides are good for making work gloves and that’s about it

[@tradbowhunter53]

No such thing as waste in nature

[@augustomartinez6930]

I no understendaa, 😕

[@andrewgreen2059]

Bone broth

[@angusgreeneyeslefay9485]

Al those who have a negative opinion about hunting are 100%urbanites sitting in an armchair ,and never seen a real forest nor an animal exept dogs and cats.However i can not fathom if someone is not nature or(and)spiritual oriented (hunting is more or less a spiritual endavour) why on earth watching a chanell like this ?The name of the chanell says very clear:"Hunt Primitive".so one can not just switch to this chanell by coincidence.For exemplar,i am a Pagan and i absolutely abhore the catholic church as it is ,however i would never ever go to the vatican"s chanell just to trash them ,no way.So those who expresses negative (and mostly very stupid)criticks are doing it driven by malavolence ,nothing else,and they should be ashamed by such acts of infantilism.

[@seanthomasdowd]

respect the animal

[@michaelterechow1859]

No but who cares