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It's a bit ironic that a white man has to teach the Indian how to make bows.

I can't believe I'm just now learning about Ed! I've seen his bows but never to a face to them. I'm a Scott and wonder if he's any relation. Sure does remind me of some of my family.

This is an awesome little docu

As many have commented, its an absolute privilege to have this video around. The knowledge coming out of his mouth, and by his actions is worth more than anyone can imagine. Thank you so much for posting this!

That is the most beautiful bow iv ever seen.

Is he still alive ? Has he taught his technical knowledge to people that we can contact to learn from

Thank you for sharing

Incredible video of this man’s perspective

Always revisiting this video with Ed. He told me once that I did good work. That was a great moment for me.

This guy is no country bumpkin. He's obviously an educated man.

Would loved to have seen him work and tiller that deflex stave he took off the form

RIP MR SCOTT

How do you ascertain that the degree of moisture in the wood

A lot of skill 👌

An absolute amazing post. I could watch again & again. Fascinating & informative and what a genuine salt of the earth soul. BIG 👍

for rabbits we used box traps

We make em for mr Scott

I am here, cause I was watching another live interview between two bowmen...and Jimmy Blackmon is a bowyer, who spoke proudly of Ed Scott's bow and his first big hunt... th-cam.com/video/mi36H0W2k_M/w-d-xo.html

Best bowyer I can think of !! Always looked up to this man growing up. Miss him so much!!

Its a shame that when people of such fine trades pass, their knowledge is pretty much lost. Hopefully in Mr. Scott's time he passed some knowledge on to someone who will carry on a tradition of bow making.

What a Great!! Video.. very much enjoyed this

Great man. Did he write any books or produce any film of him creating his art?

This is probably shot in 2006 because mr Scott stated he'd was 64. He was born in '42 and passed away in '15. He learned how to make bows to help feed his family. Something kids these days could never refer to. Not yet, it migth come back. We live in a weird world as i'm writing this.

His bow work is amazing specially with all the decorations. My bows have knots, twist and bumps on them, but they shoot straight arrows.

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Ed was a wonderful man. Generous and kind. A master of the craft.

Thank you.

I am Moroccan and I really love it when Americans keep in touch and stay connected with the native's ways of living especially hunting, Mr Scott is a master in his art, and his arts and ways should be passed on and be cherished, I wish I could've met him and learned from him, unfortunately he passed , rip.

His age looked to me more like 84 , not 64.

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What a wonderful documentary. Let the camera run, and let a simple and honest craftsman share from his wealth of experience, from his modest workshop - in real time - and without annoying background music. The interviewer is asking few but good question, allowing space for the good man to show and share. Thank you. I learned a lot from this video. A rare gem on TH-cam.

Love this,I learned a lot here.ive only just began making bows from 3to 4 4 ft bamboo together.im excited to move on to wood bows and recurve and using sinew

You sir are an artist in every step of your bow making. Love the history you give as well.

I started making bows in 1999, back when i was learning i read as much as possible. I even watched this video around 2000 -2003 and ive been thinking about it lately, so fun to see it again 11/13/2021. Mont stauffacher. Grants pass or.

Most excellent Mr Scott and Myles. Wonderful to watch. Thank you!🍂

Mr. Franco, Sir. You are a National Treasure. Thank you for putting this information together to preserve for future generations. Well done.

I’m sure there is a reason but why does he string the bow the way he does compared to using his calf and thigh. Are the bows too short?

i would love to buy one of your Bows.

True artistry

The Guy from Missouri is he close to Joplin Mo.

I understand you exactly sir. Old school raw talent often cannot be replaced by precision technology. An ingrained instinct of what is correct (what is most fitting to the purpose or task at hand). From one long distance shooter who appreciates classic, lovely firearms from any nation, especially here in the U.S.!

Hi.Mr.Scott seemed to have a wealth of knowledge of bow making. I am sure there are few that had his gift of understanding of bow making and wood craft. I have learned from this historical video . I love his knowledge of Indian tradition .also the understanding of the animals used in the making..amazing..thanks for sharing.

Asmr hanging out with your grandpa

Some legendary beautiful bows

Sad that people think killing animals is natural. Piercing an arrow in the animals lungs to kill it 🤦‍♂️.

Have my uncle's longbow made in Minnesota 80 lb but needs a string not sure where to aquire one or more. Any ideas in Colorado.

This guy is just awesome!!! Growd-up shooting at food!!! Amen!

Very good bow show. You will not see many guys with so much skill and history like this soon..when they gone ..it all gos with them.

I enjoyed very much it’s got video on making bows. Sorry to hear that he passed away in 2015. But he sure it must’ve enjoyed his work.

I am delighted to have found this video. Mr. Scott was a craftsman and an artist. I would have liked to learn more from him about this skill.