Super Smooth Cane Arrows

[@huntprimitive9918]

Great video Thad. Really shows the importance of having refined arrows. great job and glad to see your videos popping up still

[@BeckumOutdoors]

Thanks Ryan. I am a big fan of HuntPrimitive.

[@tonymaurice4157]

@@BeckumOutdoors you are the greatest I hope to meet you one day. Do you think a 100lb hickory flatbow is achievable? 2 inch wide limbs

[@BeckumOutdoors]

@@tonymaurice4157 Yes. I once made an 80 pound hickory bow. I don't really know why just experimenting. I hunt with a 46 pound bow it does the job.

[@keithshannon4410]

As someone who has seen the durability ,efficiency and deadliness of these arrows up close ,I will say, without a doubt, these are the finest arrows I have ever seen.

[@BeckumOutdoors]

Thanks Keith. I need to talk to you soon. Thinking about the one day bow. Working today on the Bayougoula video.

[@richardthompson3791]

Yeah perfect analogy .You have to learn the craft.Yes to take your time is parramount.I also beleive on foreshafts too.Best video I have seen Old school Richie

[@Soviless99]

i never thought of fire hardening as stabilizing the wood , but it makes sense, thank you :)

[@jesserush412]

Thad ... Its men like you that will ensure our species will survive if we have an apocalypse type of moment..... These are proven ways to feed your family .... Without modern tech ... God bless you sir ... Ive been with ya since the beginning brother ....

[@BeckumOutdoors]

Thanks Jesse. Thanks for your interest and support over the years.

[@bienyamientoefy1923]

🙂❤❤❤greetings sir.i did it. i fire hardened my commanchi bow.no set and it turned out to be faster and a lethal weapon.thank you gentleman

[@michaeldelay600]

Your skulking friend doesn't say much, but he's a great listener.

[@user-mb4se6km5p]

It's funny when I was 12 I found primitive archer and Jay Massey and tbb's. And you guys wrote them when you were my age now.41. and the stuff you guys are doing now has put me thirty years in the future in knowledge. I can't be more thankful for you men. Thank you

[@BeckumOutdoors]

Thank you.

[@brujero13]

A true master of your craft I enjoy your videos for quite some years.. Keep on truckin!

[@BeckumOutdoors]

I hope to keep on trucking. Thank you.

[@michaeldelay600]

I've been watching a lot of tutorials about arrow making. I'm gonna try to craft my own. I'm gonna use your shaft technique, add some spoon tips, add foam fletching. I'm going to use carpet thread. Kinda old meets new. I'll let you know how it works. I made my own longbow. 😏

[@richardtoston964]

You always see people make stone tools. But you have really took the time to learn to use them. I'm getting there. Keep it up man

[@BeckumOutdoors]

Thanks. I believe we all still have much to learn. I hope so.

[@busterthompson4520]

Fabulous job great detail!

[@TheMountainwoodsman]

Another great video Thad. Glad to see you back out there hunting. Always really enjoy watching your videos brother.

[@BeckumOutdoors]

Thanks Brian as always I appreciate.

[@stevew2347]

Great video. The emphasis on strength integrity and smooth transition from point to shaft as a key to optimizing penetration is very well shown and explained in this video. Your attention to detail is to be commended. Excellent job on subject matter and production. Always enjoy your videos.

[@BeckumOutdoors]

Thank you. You are much better with words than me. I sometimes struggle to find the right words. I paid more attention to history class than english. Thanks again.

[@richardzoll5751]

Great to see your videos can't wait to see the next one

[@BeckumOutdoors]

Thank you.

[@miketucker31]

Glad to see you making videos again. Your videos got me interested in primative skills. I've always checked in from time to time hoping you had a new video. For some reason i always see that rabbit cooking in that soapstone bowl,keep the videos coming.

[@BeckumOutdoors]

Thank you and your support. I am glad people enjoy my videos. Hope to produce many more in the near future

[@UncleDanBand64]

Beautiful Arrows 👍

[@chriserickson2385]

Really appreciate your videos thad, thank you very much! Been talking to kieth on the phone quite a bit, was wondering how to attach your deer time points , if you would enjoy doing a how to in depth on arrows it would really help me out, I'm very thankful of what you and kieth are doing!

[@barrycherry7605]

Always love your videos, The video you made a long time ago. Full circle got me into primitive bow hunting and I never look back love your videos and keep them coming

[@BeckumOutdoors]

Thanks Barry, hope you continue your primitive archery quest.

[@NCWoodlandRoamer]

Always glad to see you making new videos. Take care and have a great new year.

[@BeckumOutdoors]

Thanks.

[@maleryoxendine2029]

Great job Thad.

[@BeckumOutdoors]

Thanks Malery. i am thinking about turkeys. I would like to take another one. They are not easy. Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@kyletango]

I remember back in the mid 70;s I had a full blood Cherokee tell me that the barbed arrowheads were for war and the Bayou Goula type were for hunting, the Bayou Goula could be pulled out of the animal and reused.

[@markbranham9652]

Can't wait to watch more videos thad hope to see one soon.

[@jesserush412]

Thad ... I loved the video man !!!! I used to be one of them guys that made the crude arrows . then i bought all your vids and billys too and lost myself in arrow making . ... Omg theres so much more to arrows than most people know . you showed that with the crude bow good arrows segment on one of your older dvds ! Im gonna buy the fire hardened bows ine today i think ....

[@BeckumOutdoors]

Great Jesse you will enjoy the dvd. You can get it in a download also.

[@jesserush412]

@@BeckumOutdoors whats the website where i can buy it ??? Beckumoutdoors.com right ?

[@BeckumOutdoors]

@@jesserush412 Yes I have a link to ShannonOutdoors but you can go straight to ShannonOutdoors to buy it. Thanks for your continued interest.

[@jesserush412]

@@BeckumOutdoors i just watched it ... I figured it out i streamed it !!!!! I LOVED IT !!!!! totally worth the money !!!!!

[@BeckumOutdoors]

@@jesserush412 Thanks, hope you fire up some bows soon.

[@jamesharper8153]

Great video keep up the good work

[@BeckumOutdoors]

Thanks James.

[@TheAnythingSurgeon]

Love your videos❤

[@Rabbitears1]

Always love your videos Thad!

[@BeckumOutdoors]

Thanks Robert.

[@TheAnythingSurgeon]

I used to work with you at Gulfstream D419 Tommy

[@olskool3967]

good video!

[@greghigh7468]

Great video! I’m going to try this on my next set of arrows. Where did you get the pot that’s behind you on the table if you don’t mind me asking?

[@BeckumOutdoors]

I have a gourd bowl, a small clay bowl and a wood bowl on the table. I made them all.

[@greghigh7468]

Very nice! I make primitive pottery and always enjoy seeing it.

[@lukemccardle2379]

Hey That I have a lot of red maple in the swamp behind my house do they make a good bow wood?

[@BeckumOutdoors]

I would not use it myself. Seems to grow twisted. I have never liked it.

[@bogdanprd4381]

Hi Beckum , can you make a bow out of elm tutorial? Thnks for your posts!

[@BeckumOutdoors]

It will be the same as using hickory. I plan on making some bows soon. Maybe I can slide an elm in my project.

[@bogdanprd4381]

@@BeckumOutdoors ok sir ,thank you

[@richardhoule4389]

Check out r/bowyer on reddit. Lot of great bowyer's to help with any ?s u have

[@miguelbinha]

Art.

[@BeckumOutdoors]

Thanks

[@jmwnycprr]

What do you think native people used for weight practicing shooting arrows? Did they shoot blunts?

[@BeckumOutdoors]

Yes native people used many types of blunts. Skipping arrows on water for fowl. The diversity in arrows and arrow points and blunts that native people used was great.

[@keithshannon4410]

Hey bud. You mean he hasn't thrown you out of his camper yet? I still think he needs to lose some weight, lol!