Matt Graham Tips on sagebrush

[@bohobushcraft7968]

Love this, so many people shy away from talking about "business" and it's so important! Also, I'm glad to see somebody covering a different terrain, it's easy to find something to clean up with in a lush forest but the desert is a different story. Thanks for the info! 😊

[@K1dPhresh1]

I enjoy the advances of modern civilization. A lot! But I just wanted to drop a note and say I think you are an awesome human being. I loved watching you on Dual Survival. You're so positive, easy going, and clearly just enjoy life. You are inspirational. Best of luck in all your endeavors.

[@FREEDOM1TRUTH1BOLDNESS]

Thanks Matt Living in So Utah this plant is plentiful. I also love the Squaw Tea bush for a great healing tea. Enjoy! Rose

[@shmuckmagoo]

please keep doing your posts. you're helping many people. thank you!

[@ChristinaColoradoan]

Thank you for the lesson! Nevada and Utah are my playgrounds so I am always around Sage. Please share more about the local plants 😊😊😊😊😊

[@eddiemoto250]

Thanks Matt! Always look forward to your great sense of humor and useful knowledge. Could you please show us some simple fire starting techniques using the sage in particular. Being in the California/Nevada/Arizona areas often, I'm always around sage. I would love to learn more. Keep it up!

[@czechmate9591]

NIce mate, my butt needs some perfume on it, but seriously great tip especially in antibacterial qualities on that plant

[@hankhill9780]

Great video. That is a very handy plant. 4 very needed purposes 👍

[@MrLoyyal]

Wonderful as always.

[@Shooter11B]

Matt, AWESOME information! I did not know about the tea, THAT is critically good info! Now, if we can get you a better camera! LOL.

[@natiapruidze3732]

Greeting from Georgia Matt!🇬🇪 Your lifestyle is really inspiring! I hope some day to meet you personally and have the luck to learn your primitive skills directly in your homeland.

[@GF_Burke]

Cool man. Our stomp'n grounds is the Owyhees. We use it for fire starting, as it's like gas. Also, burn a bit to keep away mosquitos. Yes, love the smell.;)

[@wallybearsurvival8034]

Matt Graham you inspire me. I am learning how to live off the land. do you boil water first before you put the sagebrush in your water. like making pine needle tea. I will be trying to make you bow making class in may. I live in Idaho is the sage brush out here the same? it's southern Idaho in pocotello.

[@MattGrahamEarthSkills]

HI wally, Thanks for the comment. You do not need to boil sagebrush tea unless you want, since it is strong soaked in cold water. Make sure the water is safe for you to drink though.Yes the Sagebrush (artemisia Tridentata) is predominant in Idaho as well. It would be super cool to see you out there for the bow class. We have a great spot and materials to work with!

[@bigpoosmelly663]

@@MattGrahamEarthSkills Do you have to dry the sage brush? Or just put it in the water in its natural state?

[@ISLANDOUTDOORS1]

Thanks Matt! Wish we had that in Maine, sounds awesome.

[@zplitterz]

ISLANDOUTDOORS1 moist dead bracken fern for poo poo, and balsam fir bough needles for the disinfectant and nice smell in Maine.

[@philippalmer7820]

Thanks Mr Graham, it's nice to know some more useful information on this plant because I have 40 acres of it lol. your wyoming nabor

[@lilianiraraposo2273]

you make me feel happy....come back on tv... I love your voice,your smile, you are full of light.....please answer me...

[@kyletomorug6780]

LOVED this video!! Subscribed

[@andrespacheco4186]

Hey Matt I really admire you. I saw all the seasons you was on Dual Survivor and love them. I'm just wondering would you come to Providence R.I some day and give classes ?

[@Wingman115]

Great tip. There is lots of sage here in SoCal.

[@MattGrahamEarthSkills]

Thanks Jon, Hope all is well. Perhaps I'll see you next week.

[@Wingman115]

Sounds good. Take care.

[@XIEKNIBIVKIRIIXYZWN]

你是我的心靈導師；無論是生活的態度，或是處事的態度，還有面對大自然的智慧。謝謝你

[@republicadacapivara2633]

Great. I love this plant

[@lilyaalves8333]

Hi Matt....I miss you on Tv....Please come back...you make me feel happy....answer me please?????

[@jimmy_iKoN]

Damn wish he still uploaded. I'll sun just incase

[@katzkatcher]

Thanks for the bow drill tip !!!

[@SimplyInspiredbySheena]

I just got back from a road trip and this plant only grew in the canyon and I was one step away from pulling over to dig up one of these on the side of the road 🙈

[@faithingod9554]

Next time invite me on your road trip.

[@johnng7452]

Thanks Matt. If next time you can show a close-up to help us better identify the plant. The image was not too clear.

[@troublesmatriarch4590]

Look up Great Basin Sagebrush, or its scientific name Artemisia tridentata. Woody branches, soft green leaves, and fragrant. So very fragrant. I smelled the bushes before I saw them on my hiking trail!

[@dianeproctor5551]

...too funny, yet informational~☆~

[@liquid3683]

Matt, can you provide a link to your classes? Thanks

[@masoncordner165]

awesome video Matt! How long do you have to drink the tea before it will clean the bugs out of you? You need to do a whole plant use series.( the more details the better;) Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Mason-

[@ChrisWilkesSurvival]

Great tips!

[@stevencraig3774]

is it good food for survival

[@MattGrahamEarthSkills]

Thanks for the question. Sagebrush (artemisia) which is different than culinary sagebrush (salvia) should only be used as tea in moderation as medicine. If used much more than a 2 weeks it can be a little hard on the liver.

[@TheSierrawoman]

What do you do when it starts taking over your driveway?

[@linemen71]

My girlfriend and I Would love to attend one of your classes do you have any info on dates and prices?

[@MattGrahamEarthSkills]

Hi Nick, Thanks for inquiring. you can check out my workshops on my FB event page: facebook.com/pg/mattgrahamsurvivalist/events/ Hope to see you there

[@linemen71]

Matt Graham awesome thanks for the info. Just looked into it. It's a little out of our price range. But one day we will be attending. Thanks again for all you do.

[@MattGrahamEarthSkills]

Hi Nick, check the website again in about a week. I will have a lot more class and price options that will be available online. Also check events on my Facebook page. Hope you will be able to find some time out here. cheers, MG

[@elmexyvlogs]

sagebrush is smokable also right?

[@the_other_seto_kaiba]

Video recorded in 1983.

[@sinester200]

sucks that your in the states. i'd love to come to a few of your classes but i live in Australia. not a cheap flight -.-

[@MananagKiVato]

is it good for hand drill though?

[@MattGrahamEarthSkills]

It works, but it's a challenge since it is a harder wood. It works best for bow drill.

[@MananagKiVato]

Matt Graham ok, thanks.

[@tomastelensky-vlog8723]

This is amazing video Matt! :-) Please do you know which species is this? Is it Artemisia tridentata? It is interesting that Eurasian species Artemisia annua and vulgaris are herbaceous not woody! :) PS: now I know what bussinesman means lol 😀

[@rodrigomartins2998]

Adoro.mente.amo.de.coração este.cara

[@diggitydank1083]

I would have liked to see Matt and Cody lundin do a few episodes of dual survival

[@yinshah3303]

I want to plant one in my yard.

[@avanildecordeiro4976]

Tradução por favor

[@zdrastvutye]

um chai limpa seu estomago de parasitas e es bom por las manos despues o negocio

[@emenstravels7023]

Check that sage for ticks before cleaning up after your “business”...

[@Juulnvm]

literally the only thing that grows near my house is sagebrush and pine lol

[@TJackSurvival]

Excellent! I need to watch more of this later.

[@abdoumimo9131]

I love you matt

[@zdrastvutye]

0:55 good to know in times of corona

[@henrrickysotnas9026]

Matt i love you

[@cocanpom7863]

god bless u thumbs down people especialkt since somthing wrong in your brain

[@rodrigomartins2998]

Adoro.amo.mente.e.joe.fã.fatima

[@diadecacajd8737]

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[@5ephro5_dogstar30]

ur fuckin funy!

[@5ephro5_dogstar30]

[@JH-et7ig]

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