50/50 BLO and Turpentine is exactly what was recommended to me by Nomadics Tipi makers for my Tipi and it worked out well. Looking forward to seeing your finished Tipi.
Very cool. Nice straight trees. I have been trimming on small juniper trees for years keeping the lower branches gone for straight poles. Nothing that long.
I am new to your channel. I so enjoy your material. Practical. Logical down to earth truthful reliable information. Thank you for your service up and beyond.
Nice show and tell there and informational, I’ve been waiting for ten minutes now ,he said ☝️ 😂 must have been a thunderstorm ⛈ to make GBGB stop 🛑, be safe 👍👌✌️🇺🇸
Boy, you have to be careful not to shave one of your valuables off with that drawing blade. But, on the bright side, you have plenty of fire feathers there. Can't wait to see the finished product.
Not name dropping a brand but there’s a knife company that names by numbers that can do all of your cutting chores with one tool that’s carbon steel and is made in the USA and is a four letter acronym! I truly hope they’ll send you some samples😃
I use to have a phone case thats called LifeProof it worked great for me its water/snow /dirt/ drop proof it saved my phone plenty of times well with water dirt and drop dont really have snow down here in Texas lol
Nothing beats harvesting your own tipi Poles ❤. Good looking Poles Mr Grey Beard ❤
This man is the Bob Ross of survival and bush craft lol 🤣
I mean, I did watch Bob Ross as a kid and thought he was cooler than the other side of the pillow
Gonna put a Little happy trees n happy clouds here.👍
Can watch this man do literally anything
@Def Bet no promises
If you want to learn about how to live in the wilds? This is the man who can teach you. #OG
50/50 BLO and Turpentine is exactly what was recommended to me by Nomadics Tipi makers for my Tipi and it worked out well. Looking forward to seeing your finished Tipi.
Josh’s videos with Survival Summit are top notch.
Josh also can dribble a bowling ball.
So nice to see you again Josh. Wish you and yours nothing but the best!
I like the new intro and outro!
Very cool.
Nice straight trees.
I have been trimming on small juniper trees for years keeping the lower branches gone for straight poles.
Nothing that long.
I am new to your channel. I so enjoy your material. Practical. Logical down to earth truthful reliable information. Thank you for your service up and beyond.
👍🏻Thanks for this. Excellent instruction as always. 💯
Teepee resort? Dusting? Green beret bob vila show haha!!😆
Like the music you have playing
Came back and subscribed...
Nice show and tell there and informational, I’ve been waiting for ten minutes now ,he said ☝️ 😂 must have been a thunderstorm ⛈ to make GBGB stop 🛑, be safe 👍👌✌️🇺🇸
Mightly fine whittlin' there, Clark. 😉
Cant wait to see it complete Gray!
Thanks for the video!
I'm sure the finished teepee will be awesome
Neat series.
Good video , thanks for sharing , God bless !
Boy, you have to be careful not to shave one of your valuables off with that drawing blade. But, on the bright side, you have plenty of fire feathers there. Can't wait to see the finished product.
Hurry back 💯💪
Awesome
Sweet!
What kind of wood you using and how many poles are you using? Thanks
I was wondering the same thing
I just watch part one he explain its mapple because he have an abbondance of this type of tree on his land.
Look forward to the next installment! What knife were you carrying on your hip? Thanks
Field and Steel Garcia All Weather
@@GrayBeardedGreenBeret He makes these just an hour from me! Thanks.
@@ryanmay1298 there really are no better knives that I have found.
I have to drive at least 5 hours to find ANY trees that tall.
Cool.
Not name dropping a brand but there’s a knife company that names by numbers that can do all of your cutting chores with one tool that’s carbon steel and is made in the USA and is a four letter acronym! I truly hope they’ll send you some samples😃
Really? Interesting, so this one tool can fell trees, clear brush, debark trees etc as efficiently as the purpose made tools he used? Tell us more :)
Is the it the Bear Grylls ultimate pro survival knife complete with wilderness whistle.
What about charing them with fire instead of using sealants
That's a Japanese method!!!...can't remember the proper term for it though!!!
Now I have questions like: how long to dry? how many coats? Will the rain have an adverse effect on what you have already done?
I let them dry a couple days, one heavy coat is fine, they were dry when it rained so no adverse effects
@@GrayBeardedGreenBeret Thanks!
Have it stopped raining yet?
Get some.
the oldest method for wood preservation was ..... blood with varnish, animal bile, and urine, lime, iron oxides from clay, soot, salt, etc.😎
Why didn’t you peel draw knife them green?
Didn't get around to it when they were cut. Tipi time is a treat for me, I run a business full time so treats have to wait on other priorities
Not gonna lie, pilgrim! That bit with you mounted on the pole running that drawing knife had me thinking about patriarchal try sticks. Tsk tsk.
Any fool knows
A dog needs a home
As shelter
From Pigs on the Wing
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I use to have a phone case thats called LifeProof it worked great for me its water/snow /dirt/ drop proof it saved my phone plenty of times well with water dirt and drop dont really have snow down here in Texas lol
you almost shaved more than one spoke there fella.. be careful!
Nice brush .... It's even made in china 🤣😎
So you’re selling curls now.(jk)