Green Arrow Shafts~ Quick Cured,, Fletching, And Wrappings, And Creating The Arrow

This video teaches ~ how to quick dry arrow shafts using fire,Thinning the dryed shaft down, straightening, cutting in the nock,, making fletching, and lashing them on the shaft.

[@AlexeyKamen]

Yor chanel is simple BUT at the same time one of the best. Thank you!

[@atlasiroh5095]

i LOVE how unpretentious this guy is. Thanks so much for sharing with us!

[@tommixup]

Superb bush crafting. I've learned how to step out of the shop and make a bow and arrows in the deep woods. This is a must watch even for an experienced bowyer. Thanks Walter.

[@Dopoludny]

Спасибо за тонкости оснащения стрелы пером, очень доходчиво и интересно.

[@waltergigandet6715]

This is a blunt arrow that the natives used on small game. This video I taught how to make a quick seasoned arrow from a green shaft. If one desires a head on the shaft, then it needs to be put on in aliegnment with the shaft. If the point is even slightly misaligned that when the shaft is spun the tip wobbles out of exact aliegnment, the arrow will wobble in flight. Understand?

[@robeden5257]

Such a great watch ... a simple and easy to follow step by step guide with some amazing skills on display 👍

[@Rumblebelly72]

love these videos, wish the audio was a little bit louder!

[@mickerdoodle51]

Thank you. It shows you like to teach.

[@sharpshooter6635]

Bravo!

[@Anon-xd3cf]

When it came time to trim the feathers at the end... I was thinking (perhaps aloud I'm not sure)... Please be an ember please be an ember... Yay!

[@JohnKrieger]

You’re channel is amazing. So glad I found it

[@daviddavidson6543]

Awesome videos on both quick bow & arrows.

[@pcjanzantti]

fantastic, i like this way u used, i don't have any equipament to make the arrows so i preferer use my own body to support

[@andersandersson5815]

Great video, thanks

[@ndubstar]

rosa floribunda makes real nice arrow shafts. also arrowwood, and even buckthorn alder. atleast those are the ones that grow around me. I quite like the rosa floribunda. lot of prickers though thats for sure. a nice thing also is they all have piths, which make notching and attaching a point pretty easy compared to a solid wood shaft. plus these shafts are easy to bend into straightness even when dry.

[@rafaelellis-rech6950]

Nice work make appreciate the knowledge!

[@stefanlindner2348]

I like your clips, Walter, first I thought : can he tell you anything new ? You are performing the total indigen way of making good products and that is what thrills me - regards from Bavaria / Germany

[@jahstafari4606]

thanks for sharing

[@480vmotor]

I probably will never make an arrow while camping but I had to watch the whole thing. Then again, before this pandemic ends maybe I should make a bow and arrow just because. We should all be prepared for post pandemic show and tell. Crows are all over around here and always dropping their feathers...

[@farmtrout66]

👍👍

[@stevenlarsen1875]

Use steam to get the feathers back in original condition

[@antonhinkel3828]

The real north🇨🇦

[@Serbian_Tactical]

when you how did you wrap it I try to just go around a feather a bunch of times and when it reached the end of the string what then it just comes off how to tie it I dont understand

[@bonesstones6584]

Good tutorial sir. I'm not sure what state you hail from, maybe Washington, I have access to a lot of river cane. If you would like I can send you some.

[@waltergigandet6715]

Thanks that was North Carolina, I’m now in Georgia, and have access to it

[@iT4wha]

به مولا ولت نمیکنم به مرتضی علی بگو بد خاه داری با دندونام جرش میدم تو داداشی منییییی

[@1invag]

This new translate functions fudging hilarious

[@oregonarboriculture4071]

Ah, too bad he’s a Seahawks fan

[@job38four10]

But what about glue, no one ever goes into detail about glue used 1000 years ago, if they had glue.........

[@amplevelvet5763]

Pine tar and charcoal mixed. Oldest and most used glue.

[@bayram2604]

what about its head

[@DaRealMuffinMan6]

I don't think he showed it in the video but you can use a knife to carve a sharp edge where the head goes and then heat it over a fire.

[@bayram2604]

@@DaRealMuffinMan6 you are 🖤 thanks

[@bayram2604]

@@DaRealMuffinMan6 also, you can play chess huh?)

[@DaRealMuffinMan6]

@@bayram2604 yeah, i do

[@yawningdog9894]

@@DaRealMuffinMan6 He said in the comments he kept it blunt so it has more surface area to hit small game

[@kevindecoteau3186]

can't hear what he is saying.