Making arrow poison and bows, Hadza food: A Hadza Documentary

[@Brauxpas]

Glad to see the dog from the Fearless and Far video on these guys made a recovery.

[@deadkyle27]

bruh fearless and far got me binging Hadza tribe vids 😂💯

[@Brauxpas]

@@deadkyle27 lol they're addicting for sure

[@OviMrd]

@@deadkyle27 You're not alone

[@marshman9548]

dude u totally jinxed him 😭 episode 3 if u haven’t seen 😩

[@celogh]

@@marshman9548 damn =( Guess I'm not watching the ep 3 then... What a a good boy watching the little kid shooting the bow =/

[@bigkozlov]

Your videos are more fascinating to watch than big-budget nature shows. Great job!

[@levisweet979]

If you read this, if yourtuned into me, like many are, tell the Hadza that Im praying that the LORD protect them and there way of Life and that HE bless them with all the fat of the land for a thousand generations. Amen bless you guys for these awesome videos into the Lives of these amazing people.

[@callierussell6334]

Joel, thanks for putting this together! Gosh, the Hadza have climbed right on into my heart, I feel so impacted by time with them...they are true masters of living and have so much to share with us.

[@joelvbushcraft]

It was such a pleasure having you sister. I have a feeling it might not be the only time you ever visit them;) they provide so much insight that I find takes a long time to process.

[@callierussell6334]

@@joelvbushcraft oh yea Joel, I feel that, so much insight, I’m just letting it all soak in, and it does feel like it will take some time to process everything....such a rich and full experience.

[@rum_b52]

I am Salem, I live in the desert of Wadi Rum, Jordan. Welcome to all of you🇯🇴👍🏼👋🏼

[@SebNutter]

I learnt more from this than several years of so-called documentaries found on Discovery and The BBC. You give us the facts. Thanks.

[@richardstrum6606]

Your attention to detail is outstanding! I think I've watched every Hadza video on KZbin, and this one taught me several new things. In particular, that they used wood instead of stone arrowheads prior to steel. Thank you for this.

[@joelvbushcraft]

So glad you got something out of this video. I appreciate your message

[@andrewpetrie4030]

@@joelvbushcraft @Who cares anyways? You forgot the period.

[@deadkyle27]

@@joelvbushcraft just finished watching your two videos with the Hadza from years back, this is so far the best content on KZbin imo 👍👍 thanks man

[@tonymaurice4157]

I like what did they use before steel.

[@patjustpat5014]

I took the Hazda tour too when I went on that Africa cruise. The corn cob on the arrow is meant for birds, to prevent the arrow from going all the way through their bodies.

[@SmooviO]

In modern history books, hunter-gatherers are often labeled as primitive or barbarians. The more I look at a lot of these documentaries about tribes like this, it actually proves that they are actually very sophisticated and innovative. Take away youtube, walmarts, basspro, and generators, 99.95% would not know how to hunt game, start a fire, or make a bow and arrow. I know I wouldn't.

[@aminesemlali6199]

AND they don't destroy the environement, their lifestyle is so sustainable

[@brandonadams32212]

Well said

[@burgeryoufoundbehindthegrill]

And that's just the physical aspect of our culture. What about mental, or physical aspects? These people are wild, and we are maladapted zoo humans, or worse- livestock.

[@mithun9643]

Also they have list fucked of mind,society,government and all others rules.

[@pumbajayden]

It shows a lot of strength, to be able to deny "progress". To be able to Just enjoy life

[@linkedlistt134]

Love how well you speak the local language. Such an immersive experience from a chair. Continue the great work

[@joelvbushcraft]

Thank you for watching

[@garychynne1377]

these guys are good. this is living history.

[@rossbobfdsfvfscx5887]

hey gary funny seeing you here

[@garychynne1377]

high buddy. yes good movie. have fun

[@max_fjellstorm]

Man I’m jealous,. I worked in Namibia after finishing school and it’s been the greatest time of my life but of course I didn’t get a work visa and can’t move there,. South Africa and Namibia is really gods country

[@angusyoung5398]

Really humbling all around. Life itself must change for a while after living with the Hadza

[@joelvbushcraft]

Yes it does brother. They truly understand how to live life and the lessons are always very profound. Thanks for watching

[@adhs6833]

Always life with, not against nature. They show very well, it's possible!

[@kw3866]

I dont do that very often, but your approach on making that documentary just feels real. No youtubish moves, talks or sensationalizing is what makes your stuff very unique and enjoyable. Thanks for being real, rarely seen these days. thanks. Keep it up

[@Nigilistify]

My time wasn't wasted ! Thank you for your documentary!

[@albertzee8510]

Hello Mr Bushcraft, I really enjoy your videos because I spent 5 years in Africa in 1980s and have great memories including some knowledge of Fanagalo. These days I am retired older guy with a lot of interests, - one of them is natural healing with remedies and it crossed my mind that it would be very interesting if you could make video about Hadza medicine and how they treat their ailments, after all, their culture and traditions evolved over thousands of years . Thank you sir for great channel and content

[@Isseinoyuu]

Great video, I love that you pay attention to the small details of their culture like their bow and arrow craftmanship.

[@Riverbugger]

Absolutely amazing!! I enjoyed everyone of these videos over the years Joel. So glad you got to get back there and see them again!! Stay safe brother!!

[@joelvbushcraft]

Thanks Brian, I appreciate the support

[@petertherealtorlin]

I just watched "Alone" and sadden to see you leaving the game. I am glad to see you continue live this way of life. Great video! Keep it up.

[@joelvbushcraft]

Thank you

[@taetaefranz6514]

I love these documentaries. keep it up.

[@joelvbushcraft]

Thank you

[@asesinodezombis2077]

Hello from Fairbanks Alaska. Thank you for the tremendous effort exposing the Hadza primitive skill set and life style.

[@niclasbagenheim7181]

I love that the bowmaker is using a Moraknife from my home country on the other side of the world. Very interesting video all over!

[@CherCubsMom]

This is so facinating to watch and the respect I have for them all is immense. Thank you, Joel, for introducing so many new things to us in our lives. It's been a pleasure knowing you and we'll continue on to be huge fans!!

[@joelvbushcraft]

Ahhh come on you making me blush. I really appreciate the comment, thanks for the support. Hope to see you around town;)

[@dagmarmartinsdemedeiros9349]

Eles parecem saudáveis , alegres e bons companheiros tratam bem os cães

[@RiverbendlongbowsOutdoors]

That was wonderful Joel One of my favorite people to learn about Thank you for sharing Good to see Callie there

[@joelvbushcraft]

Thank you for the support, much appreciated

[@TwinNgor]

It fun then staying at home and watching the social medias I’m going to Africa in June !!!

[@henryc1000]

These videos on this channel are the best I’ve ever seen. Thanks much🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@ONThree]

Love it!!! Thanks so much for sharing this with the world. Amazing people!

[@arjrocks]

This is really awesome mate. Very jealous of your experience and I have to say you handled yourself with respect and dignity and portrayed the hadza people wonderfully.

[@joelvbushcraft]

Wow thank you so much for the kind words. I appreciate the support

[@ScottOethatBullMoosePatrol]

Excellent video Joel! Interesting and informative. Great to see Callie out there with you.

[@joelvbushcraft]

Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed

[@YOSSI22T.B]

I could watch videos on these people all day i would absolutly love to go to meet these and spend time with them

[@funkdoubt1]

Scary to think that, there once would have been a time where, seeing the tip of that arrow so close-up, would signify the last thing your brain was able to record or recall before signing off, permanently. Game over! Amazing to watch - thanks for sharing 🙏🏽

[@STEPHENBARRETT136]

see a person who puts effort in to his videos unlike alot of you tubers who sit and just edit

[@ezhumalairaja4095]

அவர்கள் இயற்கை இயற்கை சார்ந்து வாழ்கிறார்கள் எளிமையான முறையல் மகிழ்ச்சியக.அருமை உங்களின் பதிவு தோழர் அனைத்தும்

[@zy7411]

this is so amazing to see documented, also where did you learn the language? cant seem to find much online about it

[@royalmail7]

I’m not really a commenter but I had to after watching you with the guys and hearing you say you brought them strings and other things,you will live long and remember that you are blessed.well done 👍🏽👍🏽

[@indiancuriousvoice8773]

Your content is better than Netflix.

[@petreskyfilms]

This video is worthy of being in the national archives ~ sadly, these people and their heritage will be completely lost 50 years from now...

[@pkcetv7775]

Not if we all left them alone and not destroy the planet, they would be around for thousands of more years.

[@DanielJoseMP]

Loved your performance on Alone, good to see Callie over there as well

[@SpuddyTheCat]

After a lot of trail and error and video watching, I have finally realised how easy it is to make a bow! :D

[@EokaBeamer69]

BRILLIANT documentary. Love this so much.

[@dysay]

Does Marijuana grow wild in their region or do they cultivate? Gr8 video sir thanks

[@fannygustafson9220]

Very informative. Amazing to learn from theese beautiful people. They look very healthy.

[@1Live2Love3Thrive]

Thanks for the educational information Joel and presenting these guy's amazing culture. Very awesome work, keep it coming!

[@idilali9160]

I love your videos is amazing. Thank you ❤️🇨🇦

[@kendriskzorrilla366]

Bro… I love your channel, I saw a video on tiktok, and I came to the channel and I love it

[@mohamedelhabibnibouch2484]

Joel I salute you from Morocco - Africa. That's some great content my brother ☮️ and ❤️. have fun and keep up the amazing work my brother. Keep us in touch with our ancestors

[@joelvbushcraft]

Thank you so much

[@noxot13]

this is great. they have a lot of interesting techniques.

[@Hootyhoo-jq9vq]

Absolutely amazing. Thank you for your wonderful efforts.

[@andrewpetrie4030]

What a boat full of pure knowledge! I'm subbed. Good show mate! Thank you folks. Especially the village dogs. All the best from Vancouver Island.

[@tonymaurice4157]

Absolutely incredible video! I actually hunt with primitive bows. Cherokee. black locust and osage.. I like the question what did they use before steel. Bravo!🏆

[@TommyLikeTom]

Hello from Cape Town! Great stuff! I can see these locations becoming hugely popular tourist locations in the near future which has the potential to be a negative thing. There is already a trend of videos about it. Hopefully it encourages more people to live in sustainable ways. I would like to know what they think of the renewability in the resources they collect.

[@BlizzKrieger]

love it cause its so freaking amazing seeing human history, hate it because we are just stealing the land they have been living on for so many years :( they already have troubles finding enough food per day...

[@akeelahpartridge6640]

I hope tourists do not go over there. Next thing you know you will try to colonize them. Leave them alone they will find a way to survive

[@coolkidintheblock2861]

this people are not animals in the zoo, so you white people should stop doing this nonsense

[@Kay.D]

These videos will be watched in schools 100 years from now. Most documentary show the out of africa theory that the first migrations came from the kenya area.

[@thirdworldrebel]

Unaongea Kiswahili vizuri sana Bwana Joel. Keep it up mate, subscribing from Kenya

[@DelightLovesMovies]

Wow they are such beautiful people.

[@gaboric1337]

She was my favorite on Alone!! Very surprised to see her in this video.

[@jeroenmulder328]

Thank U sir-wow what a nice documantry about this tribe Love it how they hunt what they and also u and ure wife eaten Indeed what u said -this is there live and indeed no hard feelings about eating turtles deer monkeys snakes Food is food for the whatever it will be Keep going on with this nice shows u bring Thank u again very nice lessons i see Greetings from the netherlands jeremy

[@davechristian7543]

Hi, was just wondering were they get there smoke'o from ( pot ) like do they grow there own or? cheers.

[@BreaJiuJitsu]

I found the tubers REALLY easy to forage for. They grow around the trunk of that tree that tries always tries to stab you (not acacias with their straight thorns. Its the one with the shorter hook shaped thorns that hide under the small leaves). I can't remember the Hadzabe or English name of it. Its quite noticeable because it extends up the trunk in circles. I would post a pic if KZbin let me! I can email it if you want. It's hard to see in this video because it's covered by other plants.

[@jimbobhk2009]

That injured dog was hurt while a Canadian traveler was filming them I think, it looks like the same spot and was a baboon that did it. I think his channel is called “fearless and far”.

[@joelvbushcraft]

Interesting I will check it out

[@noahzinn1709]

@@joelvbushcraft kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKqXk3uFo7iaZtE Starts at 18:01

[@Brauxpas]

You're exactly right. I remember being like "damn, hope the dog makes a recovery." Few hours later in the day I find this video. Dog seems okay

[@studiosbonsoir]

definitely not the same wound and dog, the dog from fearless and far was lacerated and this dog was bitten or something

[@marrokraff998]

@@noahzinn1709 wasn't as good as this series. The Canadian wasn't as ingrained into Hadza as the people in this series were

[@CaptainAiryca]

Thank you so much for sharing this! Absolutely fascinating and always great to see you and Callie! :D

[@joelvbushcraft]

Thank you

[@juscelinooliveira859]

Very good survival videos I am Brazilian I speak Portuguese from Portugal

[@schoyloklok7933]

Thank you for d video. My first of your video and fell in love with it. I found it very details informative and well planned video. Wow...27:20.. I like the guy finished a pair of beer,lol..please keep producing such video. kudos .

[@trechtzach8151]

I love this series. Do they have anything for longer term food preservation (drying, curing, fermenting, etc)?

[@bongvodka_kh]

Wonderful!! Very nice Creative Idea. your videos are my inspiration, Best wishes ❤I love your videos, Wish your support

[@justing1810]

Im glad you showed the archery stuff.

[@kbee8517]

Oh, I saw this dude on season 7 of Alone. Was always curious to find out more about his backstory

[@richardhuggins1102]

d v wea

[@richardhuggins1102]

buy ba

[@richardhuggins1102]

actijo

[@dodongprinsipe7729]

Hi Joel! first time here nice video

[@sammynatal6471]

They sure are experts in their craft. I would love to learn from them.

[@KillJoyXx1]

I just got done watching Alone and watched this video all the way through and didn’t realize it was you until I saw Callie hahaha!

[@santirojascodina5507]

Great video. I also make my own self bows. Since time ago I have two questions about hadza bows. From I see in the video it seems that hadza doesn't follow one ring in the back of the bow like many bowmakers did. Is it the case? Second... the bows are keep string all the time since its construction... or perhaps they are unstrung when are not in use. Thank you in advance for this very valuable information for people interested in traditional archery.

[@spacex9857]

that's where our roots reach

[@andrewpetrie4030]

I have high hopes for this channel. You got something here.

[@Soviless99]

feeling very inspired by hadza hunters. i just started hunting and almost got a deer last year with a asiatic horn bow while sitting on a rock in a gillie suit

[@Marvin_HL]

Thanks for the awesome docu

[@MB-gx3jn]

Amazing! Well done! All the best!

[@joakimblomqvist7229]

Simply wonderful!

[@kwakuba9167]

What country is this? Very interesting. Me from Ghana. Many traditional cultures but No hunter gatherer societies left in Ghana for quite a long time.

[@gurvinderdhaliwal8844]

Love your videos brother thank you 🙏

[@fabricio-agrippa-zarate]

How heavy are those bows used by the hunters? They seem pretty powerful.

[@lebomathatho6633]

Flip am hooked to this channel

[@Dave-oh2sv]

Excellent documentary

[@Tomahawk8297]

15:35 was that a Mora Classic?

[@Kay.D]

I badly want to know what they used for arrow tips before metal. (edit he answers it in vid)

[@samirmussa1]

How are they getting the weed is my question

[@stewiegriffin289]

Hadza must have alot of visitors. I seen on another channel where the dog was attacked / bitten by the baboon on a hunt.

[@zachariakonyanza2259]

I'm Tanzanian I have a friend's from hadzabe tribe honestly they say visitors not end in their society

[@movementmathebula828]

I think it's the same dog in this video(recoverd)

[@mdkamrulislam8037]

Love from country Bangladesh. 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@jorkercavaleiro8377]

Um obra de arte , maravilhoso !

[@mathiascaspersen1606]

If you do a one month tour in august I'll join - regards from Europe ;)

[@joelvbushcraft]

August is unlikely but next year May/June is likely. Would be happy to have you join. Thanks for watching

[@mathiascaspersen1606]

@@joelvbushcraft with university that sadly wouldnt be an option in those months for me. Perhaps after i finish

[@shands716]

wish you get recognized soon!

[@sharpfactory3705]

15:42 i think He uses a Mora Classic for carving smart man

[@elizeumestre]

1:12 estranho ,em um outro vídeo ele apresentou algo semelhante ....

[@christopherthrower5555]

Do you think pig nut hickory is hard enough to make a round bow like theirs? Also can you spell the name of the tree you mentioned in this video that theirs are made of. I figured I could research the hardness of the wood on google. Is sounds like you are saying matatioco tree. It seems like whatever it is it's hard enough that it doesn't matter if they violate the wood grain in the back of the bow. I'm not sure how they would not be cutting into the back with it being round like that. Very curious to know. Im liking the round bow. I want to try and make one out of some of the trees here in Alabama. Thanks.

[@joelvbushcraft]

I haven’t tried but hickory would be a close resemblance to the wood they use. If you try it out please let me know

[@misterx3188]

Amazing video, thanks.

[@dwgherkemasnurdbird4803]

1:37 that man is bursting with pride, showing off all his kills

[@haniss6901]

I love this serials thanks, from what the make the poisonous

[@YOSSI22T.B]

Where do they get the weed from? Does it just grow in the wild over there?

[@swordsdiagnostic]

I love Life , and you love interpretation

[@Kay.D]

I appreciate the video!!! great work

[@joelvbushcraft]

I appreciate your comment. The answer to your question is in the first episode;)

[@legend2pac947]

Real warriors 💯💪🏽

[@ShmeepyBeeps]

I was hoping to see you were hunting with Socolo's tribe lol Amazing video nonetheless and very informative, thanks for taking the time to share!