Making a Dart and Using the Atlatl | Into the Desert S1E17 | Gray Bearded Green Beret

[@NewHampshireJack]

Kirsten has skills! I am guessing that she is less than half my age and she is often demonstrating things I have done in the past. The best part is that I am still learning new tips and tricks from her video series. We are grateful for all that is shared. Multi thumbs up.

[@stevelunde5683]

your disappearing knot is called whipping. Thanks for making this video.

[@asmith7876]

The Wooly Mammoth does NOT approve of this video! Otherwise it’s excellent. What an extraordinary woman, one in many millions!

[@FredFreiberger-pk6wc]

Thanks for sharing the knowledge Kirsten

[@Stoney_AKA_James]

I made my first atlatl while a scout counselor teaching various merit badges, including archery back in 1970. Using cedar arrows, it was alot of fun, and it didn’t take very long to get accurate! Each year, I learned how to launch it better and was accurate up to about 20 yards. I highly recommend anyone wanting to get into hunting with "primitive" weapons, there are a lot of video tutorials on using them. Try it out, you may get hooked on it like I did!

[@Therealgirlinthedesert]

Wow such a great tool and I’m totally making one of these. Thank you for the tutorial!

[@DanielBelliveau-y5x]

The Huntress prepares for the hunt.

[@badger31738]

Great video. I’ve just learned a new skill. 👍

[@MichaelR58]

Good instructional video, thanks for sharing, God bless !

[@pederhalverson2591]

That looked like a Gossman survival puuko jr. Great knife!

[@prairiefirewildernessskills]

It's a Sacha Puukko, the standard knife of BOSS instructors.

[@alhernandez7260]

Nice

[@aliannarodriguez1581]

Hmm, I didn’t know that atlatl darts could be feathered.

[@wesgiebelhaus3915]

how do you make the other end? what does it look like?

[@Hadronion0]

Sleep more, do drugs less...