Traditional Maasai Tools

[@TheWhosane84]

You've gotta love the sound of the blades clashing. Eargasmic! 🤩

[@zinknot]

I love the knife style.

[@MchagaUk]

Wow Rungu

[@gavriel6089]

Great

[@jamesjames8614]

Nice!

[@kenyanson9734]

Good translation

[@aayushagole7460]

Nepal

[@uncleho313]

thanks for sharing. is the rungu used as a throwing hunting device as well ?

[@joelvbushcraft]

Uncle Ho thanks for watching. Not typically used for throwing. The Maasai are nomadic herdsman and don’t hunt for subsistence normally. They live off Cattle and goats.

[@uncleho313]

@@joelvbushcraft thanks for the clarification. I was under the false impression that the rungu was a throwing stick/club.

[@whoreofdragonstone1031]

Joel V Bushcraft don’t Masai have sheep or am I mistaken

[@manchagojohnsonmanchago6367]

They throw them .. but i imagine not normally for hunting.. bows and spears would be more common.. but theres footage on youtube of them being thrown

[@christopheplumm2849]

@@whoreofdragonstone1031 they do have sheep as well

[@sirkermitthefirstoffrogeth9622]

Maasai sounds like zulu

[@jairomole229]

They’re speaking Kiswahili, not Maa

[@s.m6963]

On your father's property lol

[@OsmanK699]

Father's property?

[@Slayer-fj2rt]

Lol one comment 😂

[@sdays59]

Stop exposing Maasai secrets! Stay out of their business!

[@ObjectiveZoomer]

Secrets? They don't seem like they're really holding out lol

[@justsomeguyanimations]

Most of em are cool with it. Kenyans aren’t that secretive about simple living traditions