How to make PINE PITCH - Caveman adhesive for bushcraft, survival and natural craft projects.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

I love it when you guys comment. Thanks so much for the feedback. Also....sorry about the poor video quality. I use a camera phone for my videos and struggling to justify spending £500 on a decent camera. What do you all think I should do?

[@Andy-1968]

The quality was fine pal 👍

[@gregoutdoors7]

The quality is fine, i wouldn't worry about the camera, just the content for now. You are doing a good job, people like to learn something new, so always teach or show something along that line and folks will stay interested. Also, you have a good easy going personality that connects with people. I appreciate how you have no foul language in your videos, that's important, a lot of people don't like that kind of thing. Just saying :) Crack on!

[@Darksidetripper]

Quality is fine. If I had to be picky I'd say framing? Do you have a reference monitor? like a way to see yourself as you are talking to the camera? That could help?

[@jeffsmith6441]

Quality is good 👍 What kind of pants are those bud?

[@BigTimS51]

Your doing fine no worries really enjoy your vids brings memories as a kid in the jungle. Keep up the great work

[@AlphaBravoDingo]

A great teacher and the perfect exemplification of bushcraft. For you it's obviously not all about the gear and trying to look coo as it is for somel. It's all about the craft, the art and the enjoyment of the outdoors and that's why I love your videos and watching you do what you do. Cheers!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Your comment is music to my ears! Muchas Gracias!

[@TAOutdoors]

Sweet vid man!!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Cheers bro

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[@FrauWNiemand]

This is such great Video. Not just the pine pitch. It is just all the side information about fungus and firemaking and more. Great. . Aside this I now understand why former Anglo saxons choose this country to live in. Beautiful landscape, lots of material available like wood and also shells, resin and clay. This is quite perfect to start a small primitive culture.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thank you

[@verlincox6192]

We have plenty of Yellow Pines here in Florida. I may have to try this out!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Give it a try... it's a great project. Let me know how you get on

[@chrisbarker270]

Those droppings won't hurt you man. Little sticks funny. Keep rocking.

[@craiglindbloom6419]

Well done Dustin and very informative

[@ericmoore8945]

Very informative video. If you use rendered animal fat (bear or whatever) instead of the animal droppings it makes a good sealant for waterproofing materials. I believe it was used originally for sealing the seams of birch bark canoes. The animal grease keeps it somewhat flexible so that it does not crack when dried. Also spruce pitch works well if you don't have pine. keep up the great videos.

[@reluctantheist5224]

Bears are in short supply in England .would squirrel do ?

[@svenvanderveen659]

Hi Dustin. thank you for sharing your knowledge! Your videos are getting better and always a pleasure to watch. I will definitely try this and will collect some resin during my walks. I can lend rabbit dropping from my neighbors ;) cheers from Holland

[@nellytalford7119]

I'm just enjoying your videos. I just love the outdoors. That is one off my passion.....

[@RiverbendlongbowsOutdoors]

That was a great tutorial Dustin 👍 Looked like a good batch Made you a playlist

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Cheers bud

[@Paulmasonism]

Great video from a natural teacher. Very engaging. Thank you.

[@rich11allen]

great video dustin love your work and teaching skills

[@thenomadsurvivalist4459]

Good video, it’s refreshing to see someone who knows what they are doing for a change! This video will clearly help a lot of people successfully make pine pitch 👊

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks mate. Just trying to point people in the right direction without any BS.

[@jerrydixon9343]

Very nice! It will be fun watching your channel grow!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

20k by the end of the year? What are the chances?

[@jerrydixon9343]

BUSHCRAFT TOOLS I would say the chances are very good! You are a natural in front of the camera, and very knowledgeable! The best part is, you enjoy what you are doing, and it shows. That's what makes your channel so great!

[@richsmout550]

Thanks for sharing Dustin awesome and Snow to top it off

[@JamesTaylor-jv8mv]

Love your videos

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks James

[@jeffseaton5193]

Yep resin, fiber and binder. Nice video

[@idagotdinixa442]

Wow this was very interesting 👌👌 I'm looking forward to see how you use it 😉👏👏 greetings to Amber 😁🤗

[@AnnaGoesOutside]

Shenandoah is my family's afvorite place to camp and hike! Love it, keep it up!

[@CJLITE]

Love it, keep them coming, big thumbs up :)

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Cheers

[@Andy-1968]

Hi Dustin, I enjoyed your video, though it was very informative & very interesting, cheers pal, keep up all the great work 👍

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

I appreciate that

[@shelski4218]

Great video very informative and entertaining!!! Love your dog too she's really smart you can tell ❤️👍 can't wait for the next video on the Viking house!!

[@ArielleViking]

The quality looks fine to me (re your question and comment about filming by phone). I know, what can you do when a decent camera is so expensive? I too are limited to using my phone for filming and photography. The best I can do is to film and upload at the highest resolution and having a flagship model helps. Looking forward to the build and thinking the pine pitch will end up at the Viking build. Octopus cookup in the next video?

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks Arielle, lookout for the squid in episode 3!

[@ArielleViking]

That's awesome Dustin. Laying pretty low today, currently 37 C down here..... Makes me wish for snow 😊

[@BASHADweller]

Nice one mate. I like the way you presented and demonstrated this, not as nearly as difficult as I had imagined. Thanks for sharing. Atb Shaun

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thank you

[@JakeLHyde]

Awesome video Dustin!

[@Rokynutz]

This recipe is perfect. Really good information about soft crack and hard crack pitch. The rock test is perfect. Lol keep going buddy.

[@CazPea]

I thoroughly enjoyed watching, and learning. Am going to play catch-up with your other videos Thank you 🌈

[@pauloffthewall6367]

Looking forward to seeing what you're making buddy cheers 🏹

[@BigTimS51]

With what you to work with your doing great, really enjoy the information and the sincerity to apply to your bushcraft, keep up the great work

[@eddieharper8665]

Thank you For the awesome information. Dustin you are brilliant. Well done video. Really enjoy following you. Eddie Georgia USA.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks Eddie. Its comments like yours that I love.

[@macjameson1930]

Spot on!! I picked up on you from TA Outdoors, and your vids are great! Easiest answer for getting a decent camera is wait for a sale or get on Ebay.That said, your camera quality is fine. Looking forward to see how you get on with your Viking shelter!.

[@aldrifaen1831]

posed to being my new fav outdoor channel....

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Wow, thank you sir!

[@hope4lifewalker739]

AHH!! That was Awesome!! Where's the foot stool for eating on I asked for? Perfect timing on the Que for Snow!! lol

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Foot stool is on the list. Thanks for the suggestion

[@hope4lifewalker739]

@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS Yay!! Can't wait to see you put this Pine Pitch to use on it!! Keeping up on your video with TA Outdoors, the build looks Great!

[@willk5413]

Great video! I've been meaning to try this for a while, the video was a great tutorial. God bless!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks Will

[@collinrisley4026]

You remind me of my mate John, but far more savvy. I love how you've shown good techniques for finding the ingredients as well. Cheers.

[@nomadsurvival4952]

funny looking pine trees you guys have over their...

[@kantrii]

Nice video, very interesting and fun. I really want to see how you use pine pitch.

[@chasechaney3055]

Great video Dustin! You can tell you are getting more comfortable in front of the camera and having more fun in your videos. Makes them more fun to watch. It's not bad quality, would stick with the camera phone until you get more of a following.

[@kts8806]

Very cool!

[@hendrikarqitekt6286]

i subscribed, that is really wonderful done

[@gregoutdoors7]

Good Job Dustin, fine video, i enjoyed very much! I liked the "turd tote" you made out of the leaf :) Thank you and i'll be watching :)

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Sometimes its all about the simple things in life! Thanks

[@claycarpenter8625]

I love your knowledge!! So fascinating

[@ericupton4527]

Thanks Bro! That was very helpful!!!

[@toughscout3977]

Very interesting....... and it's very useful.........

[@beawarenow8287]

Just subbed from the viking build channel good work mate

[@bushcraftwithell9884]

Great video dude, hope to meet you at the bushcraft show again. Gonna grab myself a sneaky fire piston this time 👌

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Cheers bud. Come over and say hello if you see me at the show.

[@sosteve9113]

Great video,very well explained tutorial

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks for watching

[@jastimbal60]

Great video! Thanks for sharing!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thank you!

[@twinarcher8123]

Can you replace the cans with something from nature? I would like to know of an alternative way if cans are not available.

[@2_protects_the_1]

i like the music choice too btw :D

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

OK great. I like it too. Thanks.

[@jahulath8441]

Great vid. You've blown my mind - it's been decades since I learned a new way to make fire - rolled cotton with ash and charcoal between a split log was awesome! could that work with dried grass? Sorry can't find the video to link - if anyone's reading this watch all the videos! Totally worth it.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks Matthew. Heres a vid I did on the fire roll (craziest way of fire making, ever). In fact, I think I`ll go out next week and film another video on this. Watch this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXnJk2ywqLSlp5I

[@jameshenry1285]

Fantastic!

[@DadCanCook]

Can you reheat it after it boils to make it right.or is it to late

[@jeffsmith6441]

Awesome video brother! Thanks for the lesson. What kind of pants are those?

[@livingcaesarwood]

Thanks for the video, this looks like a fun thing to do while out in the wild! I have a question though, would wet grass mushed into a paste work as a binder (instead of rabbit droppings). I just bought some land last year and I'm not sure what kinds of animals are there yet.

[@rickbrunner4540]

Mr.Dustan, :) Filming was fine, realistic, I was their learning as your student . Cant wait to see what "we" make now. Do you stone "nap" (I think its called) your arrow heads ? Would be cool, great to see ya on. Nice forest too. Regards RickB

[@freddyoutdoors]

That's some cool stuff

[@Spiritof48]

Great Job Dustin . I for one would love to see that glue in action , like if you crafted a Neolithic arrow with it and shot it from a longbow . Cheers 🥩🏕

[@ChrisWilliamsRMWpigeon]

no joke, in black ops 4 zombies, the Easter egg acquires a player to get some poo by playing badly in front of the crowd in a arena, but this is mixed with powdered skull and charcoal and used on the tree in one of the gods temples as fertilizer to further progress in the easter egg, anyhow, not sure why i mentioned this, but it reminded me of the zombies easter egg lol

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

hmm.....interesting! Thanks anyway.

[@evanr.3454]

Any substitute for rabbit droppings?

[@dianneiverglynne]

Will goat or deer pellets work? Thanks for a great vid as usual!

[@Cabe7]

I love ur videos

[@mrjazzdog]

Say, you had an Ash tree that was dying or dead, is it possible to intentionally grow daldinia concentrica from a gathered specimen?

[@dalevodden1359]

Pine resin also makes a good fire starter and if you know what fat wood is you could use that too cuz that comes from pine

[@DDan61]

Sub'd and rang the bell! Nice video - I have one of those with my gear (never know when you'll need it).

[@X_explorer]

Very good channel!

[@bikerbyron]

Great video mate, quality was fine. Hold off on the expensive gear until it pays for itself! Is there any substitutes for the rabbit dung for the binder in the mix?

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Good advice. You can pretty much use any fibrous dung...or finely chopped plant fibres.

[@christymarie1413]

How about coconut husk fibers or coir?

[@nmw062083]

Great. I realize todays adhesive is very easy to use. Is it okay to use any tree resin? Or only pinetree resin available? Why i have the question is, there is no pine tree in tropical area.

[@EastImp]

Is it cram balls cramp balls or crampalls

[@davidhaynes5157]

Do you think they would work on egg fried rice as well :D

[@DjGlenJon]

i wonder what claw made that mark any ideas?

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

I don't have a clue but would love to know. There's not much in the form of Wildcats in the UK....lots of myths but no actual evidence that I'm convinced by. The nearest I can think of would be a badger claw.

[@DjGlenJon]

@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS my mum n dad's got a lodge in North wales. One time she mentioned there were claw marks on a lodge. I had to go check it out i looked they were about 4foot high dragged down about 12" crazy to whiteness first hand.

[@anonymkarabac3365]

Name of these mushrooms for fire start? I know them but dont know the name

[@JustMe3217]

yes i agree with mike i can use this skill tytyty

[@transylvanianbushcraft1936]

Nice video my friend, but we call that Spruce. The Pine has long needles😉

[@heneryslayzack1271]

wow , good times

[@tamstertx63]

All the rabbits in the woods are watching you and freaking out a bit. They will get paranoid about where they poop now

[@dalevodden1359]

Can you use deer poop to make pine pitch

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

That's a good question 🤔

[@kimcurtis9366]

Does one actually think that Cavemen would make themselves a tweezers to pick up Rabbit droppings? I've lived in Wyoming, USA nearly 64 years and can't ever remember NOT using my hands to pick up poop from Rabbits and other animals to use for any various uses! Eastern Woodland Native Americans used this to seal the Birchbark for their Canoes. It seals the seams quite well and is also used for sealing Birch Bark containers. Also used for sealing the sinew on the arrows heads and fletching, sealing out moisture so that the sinew would not become wet and loose! It was also used in conjunction with hide glue, made from boiling down the joints and scraps of rawhide and unused sinew scrapings. It was also used, in some cases to seal wounds! A VERY good sealant!!!!

[@mikkelnashville5204]

Ok I get the charcoal and tree sap just not the droppings Ok Thx

[@rickbrunner4540]

PS-- im watching on you tube a BBC Doc. onnnn "First Humans in Britain", PlaioLithic, Meso and Neolithic, parts 1,2,3,and 4. They showed the tree sap glue "" of early Hunters. way cool.

[@annmzli]

video and sound quality was fine. stick with the phone. what's your dog's name?

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks. Shes called Amber.

[@annmzli]

@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS she's so cute! looking forward to the next vid on what to make with the pitch. i was on a short walk the other day (rail trail where they convert old RR tracks to hiking trails) and noticed some sap/pitch on a tree. wished i had a knife and something to carry it home with me!

[@kimcurtis9366]

You have Birches all over the place! Make a Birch Bark container and seal its seams with the pitch mixture!

[@2_protects_the_1]

awesome thanks for the vid +1

[@nevillesavage2012]

this guy really reminds me of the Actor from E.T. and Gangs of New York

[@delpallot40]

"Look out Mike" Dustins hot on your heels. Not so much about the quality but the great content.???

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

I need to improve on the quality...that's for sure! Thanks Del

[@patrickhathaway6178]

Nothing like a stroll in the woods collecting rabbit poop.

[@UrbaNSpiel]

Cool

[@earndoggy]

Your dog looks a lot like mine. What a sweet face!

[@kimberlyobrien4677]

Amber was sounding thirsty for a bit there :)

[@moleqle]

Sasquatch tail 8:17

[@shaunmccaw2911]

New sub mate thanks to Mike ta out doors

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

New subs are the best subs! THANK YOU SHAUN

[@shaunmccaw2911]

@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS no problem mate

[@kayden5238]

mmm yummy toasted rabbit droppings

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Caveman m&m's

[@kayden5238]

@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS lol

[@Cruz0e]

Jesse Pinkman added chilli in his recipe.. I got that.. but the rabbit droppings? seriously? :D

[@GlennRobert71]

Good tutorial. The tree is not a pine tho, but a spruce.

[@gwendolynnowlan2427]

i never seen a person cook rabbit turds. that's funny

[@SoonGone]

Lol rabbit poo chopsticks. Jusr pick it up you girl. Great video mate though thanks.

[@melissam3438]

Step out in faith and invest in a camera. IF your intention is to grow your channel, you'll make it back without a doubt - especially with your creative campfire cooking. Those chocolate bananas... 🤯 Kisses to Amber!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Those chocolate banana pancakes were amazing!

[@danwoodward3786]

Great job, thanks for sharing

[@philipbridger556]

Not pines...spruce and cedar pitch.