Japanese Honeysuckle (3 Uses)

A look at 3 ways we can use honeysuckle in the wild.
Warning! Never use any wild plant in any way before talking with your local expert or doctor.

[@rosswade5515]

Thanks again for showing a true FL fire lay, here again most of the best survival channels I see are from somewhat up north, good to see a home grown way of doing things that are right. Keep up the awesome work man!

[@Rambooutfitters]

+Ross Wade I really appreciate that my friend! All the best to you!

[@Stealthiker]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge of Florida Bushcraft. During these quarantine times, I’ve been binge watching every survival video that takes place in Florida. I seen many of those trees and plants while hiking. Having more time these days, I’m able to hike more,best way I know to quarantine and social distance. My intention is to wander around the Withlacoochee Trail for a few days this winter. Thank you, great stuff!

[@gun1911]

Awesome to see you still making videos! Hope your school is going well too!

[@Rambooutfitters]

Thanks my friend. Everything is going well. Slowly moving forward.

[@stellap.6664]

That was a super demonstration on how to use the Japanese honeysuckle and also the cedar bark. Thanks a lot for sharing! Atb, Atella

[@Rambooutfitters]

Absolutely and thank you.

[@stellap.6664]

+Rambooutfitters No, thank YOU for sharing your information. We used to always suck on honeysuckle blossoms as kids.

[@dknisley61]

Just found your site ,sat for a few hours the other night and watched about all. Doing all my granddad and dad taught me years ago. Not sure where you live MI Fl or TN never seen a hat made from a deer hide. Good to see you are a Godly man also. God bless you and your family.

[@Rambooutfitters]

Sorry for the late reply, but thank you. Glad to hear that as well. God bless you as well

[@andreaszule1558]

What state?

[@munrosteel2443]

So are you ever going to make that trap video?

[@Rambooutfitters]

Working on them now my friend.