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Please when going to the African forest wear a full length fatigue trouser (pants),, and a boot... Tuck your trouser in em. Sorry about those wounds man. Lovely contents. Your fan, from Nigeria.
In my opinion, the issue of wether or not hunting is good or bad, rests solely on intent. When people hunt purely for sport, I find it despicable. When, however, hunters take the animal, and offer immediate respect by killing quickly and give thanks for the meat and take it in, in that same meat in respect and thanks, teaching their children that same respect, it is acceptable. Also, I believe that using as much of the animal as possible is important. What cannot be used by the hunter ought to be offered to someone who will use it. My family used ALL the meat, the head was mounted. The hide was tanned and either used to make an area rug or "throw blanket" for the "man cave" or given to a local man who made slippers, chaps, or such. Sinews and horns were made to make powder horns, knife handles or carvings. Some antlers were simply around the house. I can recall being fascinated by the texture and admiring them for long periods of time. These things gave me a GREAT appreciation for nature and for God. It pained my heart to know people got the best roasts and steaks of the meat and threw the rest away, or worse, lobbed off the head to mount and tossed the rest. This was heartbreaking and the height of disrespect. It's one of the many things that my scriptures call practicing "unrighteous dominion". Its a sin and a shame when men chose this path.
As a dog lover, I totally understand what you are saying. However, as someone who tries to get out with my dog every day off-leash because I think that is what large dogs deserve out of life, these dogs look incredibly happy. They get to hunt and run together in a pack and explore and serve a very important function in the tribe. I think this is the life dogs should have as opposed to sitting inside all day in someone's house.
they don't pet their dogs at all it seems. and they don't see them as friends in that way as I understand, from the interview with them. doesn't seem that nice. I'm sure the dogs get really hungry as well at times
@Umbuko DaJuko they are domesticated animals. more so, they are bred by us in very specific ways. so no, they're not made for running free in that sense.
@@WolfeByteLabs true. I missed that part and I was wrong. the interview with them sounded calloused however still. "Q: what do dogs mean to you? A: dogs help us get food"
@@gordonlekfors2708 You're not wrong on that point. But I'll say one thing, the dogs seem very calm, sociable and unaggressive which is a good sign of decent handling. My only real concern would be how they allocate food for them when they're saying meat is so scarce.
They don’t want you to see the beauty within 😩 they mostly show oceans and animals and landscapes never about the tribes and interactions .. they only talk about it
It’s so touching how generous they are. Knowing how valuable these food items are and the amount of work and danger they go through to acquire it, the fact that they gladly share with this man and with each other is extremely touching.
Better they should share with their dogs. The dogs help them to get food and when they eat they don't offer some to their dogs. Why do you say their so kind. It's survival. And tourists will not improve their lives enless they want to live like everyone else. I am sure the animals would be happier if they did because these people kill way too many animals and grow none of their own food. One can live simply without living primitively.
I love how they vocalize the animals so accurately. Every single detail of their environment is committed to memory. Their dogs are specifically trained with auditory and hand signals. They can spend an entire day doing one thing: Scouring the countryside for meat. They honestly represent the peak of human ingenuity pre-civilization. It’s starting to make sense how we became apex predators.
you could realy see that they was the alfa among the dogs... when He only made one sound to the dog and the dog backed off.. while in the west we would either push it away or yell loudly to them.
@@chaosincarnate7304 @yuhhuh We can agree that with the advancement of civilization there’s detriment as well. In the same way that we eat for energy but also shit the waste.
These tribesmen are absolutely amazing in their skill, knowledge and synchronicity to nature. I don't see anything controversial about anything they do with regard to their hunting techniques, it's survival in it's purest form.
Yeah we distance ourself from the actual kill but why are we in any way morally superior just because we didn't kill the animal ourself when we eat the meat.
I was curious about the very same thing. I also want to know what they are smoking. I think everyone is assuming in the comments that it is Marijuana, but that doesn't make sense to me. I was actually thinking it is some sort of opium type of plant?
@@jamesbrown646 May simply be a thing where it's a sort of "tradition due" to their ancestors not having the material to make consistently good knives.
This is incredible Mike, I've always been fascinated by the skill and life knowledge of the Hadza. You did an outstanding job capturing their culture, with respect.
@@Scrat335 I've read herodotus' account on them, fucking wild that getting bent is universal in any culture that has access to psychoactive cannabis. There was some grave in the tarim basin in China with cannabis seeds and flowers that were a couple thousand years old, and the buds still had detectable amounts of thc.
@@Gilgamesch1994 I always thought Iranians are/were Persians. It don't know that history to well. South central Asia is a huge mixing pot of different peoples. Turks, Mongols, Persians. Please point out a good source if you have it. Thanks.
@@Scrat335 Iranian is the terminus of a lot of different tribes and people. Some Iranian People: Persians Pashtoons Kurds Tajiks Balochis Ossetians Yaghnobis Skythians Sarmatians Massangetes Medes Parthians and some more so yea you can say all persians are iranian, but you cant say all iranians are persian :) Good sources would be the iranica online...its an online encyclopedia. :)
There's something so absurdly hilarious, yet wholesome about seeing a person from a literal tribe of hunter-gatherers, casually riding in a car like they do it everyday. It's like a scene from a movie about time traveling.
That tribe shows how humans were really the alpha predator back in the day, stamina, tools, communication and coordination, teamwork, and adaptation. Amazing
@@thegroove2000 lol what. they are litterally the same kind of humans as us. their culture has developed in a different way than ours. having more technology has nothing to do with evolution.
@@marlonmarquez4798 So developing advanced technology and hunting baboons takes the same amount of brainpower? Of course evolution plays a big role there.
I know this is off the topic but I can’t help be dazzled by the smile of the man at 16:58. Is that not one of the warmest sweetest smiles ever?!? Not to mention how beautiful all of these people are. Strikingly beautiful in my opinion.
Well they are free to work constantly, hunting, if they dont they cannot eat. Well I guess then you are just as free but with more time to enjoy luxuries.....
Some of the South African tribes migrated towards the north during the time when the boers were spreading in S.A. so some of them such as the Ngoni and the Hadzabe ended up as far north as Tanganyika(now Tanzania). It's possible some people of the Khoi San tribe did the same.
I discovered Mike's channel yesterday and I'm amazed at how respectful and down to earth he is, everyone from every culture seem to like him! I wish more journalists were like this. Much love from Brazil ❤️
Man... humans are the most terrifying hunters. Imagine getting hunted and then manage to escape. But then they appear out of nowhere again and again with insane stamina.
That’s pretty much how we rose to dominance over other primates: our ability to sweat. It gives us the incredible advantage of being able to keep going for long periods of time, in extreme heat, over great distances, after expending lots of energy already. Our prey animals are just like WTF?
And no matter how far or where you ran, the humans would always be in the distance. Sure they move slow, but the point is that they *don’t stop moving*
Yeah, I imagined the baboons with sleep problems becaue they're afraid of beying hunted at knight. They're supposed to be safe on the tree....but not when humans have arrows
Not only is this beautiful to see but it’s genuinely astonishing how these folks live. All the way from using every part of the animals they hunt to using piss to help a dogs injury. I mean words can not describe how beautiful these people are. Wow man. Just wow.
I used to think it was brutal watching my uncles kill a pig with a knife to the neck. But damn, biting an animal in the neck to kill it is just metal af.
"Last night took an L but tonight i bounce back." -Zokolo In all seriousness this is quite an insight! Thank you and thanks to the tribe for this amazing experience.
@@ryant8430 i mean, either its gonna slow burn because the leaf most likely had a permanent water source and its to moist while there prob is no dried leaf that wouldn't burn up in a second or less ive already tried those options when i left my papers at home lol.
This is the way we lived for 2 million years. The animals we hunted made us who we are. Like the poem goes, "What but the wolf's tooth whittled so fine the fleet limbs of the antelope. What but fear winged the birds, and hunger jewelled with such eyes the great goshawk's head". It was the rabbit, the deer and the mammoth that fashioned the human body and mind. Wild nature is in our bones.
"This is the way we lived for 2 million years. " Not quite, early human ancestors didn't discover smelting until around 8000BC, before that all tools (such as arrowheads, axes and knifes) would have been stone. Fire and cooking were also only discovered by homo habilis between 2 and 1 million years ago.
I'm from the country north of Tanzania, and I've heard of many stories of weed. They say it can make you eat a whole bowl of food. or do twice the amount of physical work you normally do. Or like one dude I remember, he puffed a lot of weed before doing an exam, and it showed him to write in really tiny letters. Really tiny, but his brain was showing him that the letters were too big. It was hella funny
@H N That is not quite correct, their weed will have lower THC than lab bred commercial variants but it'd still do the job, bush weed is not microdosing.
The moment i realized they smoke it made complete sense to me! I also always bake and do massive amounts of cardio xD Well, in their case it's not really cardio hahaha but it does amount to same
"That's not honey, that's baby bees," 💀 As a trained anthropological archaeologist, I appreciate your approach to documenting this society and their practices that I have only learned about in books❤️❤️ Definitely sharing with my students and peers
You're joking right? Anyone can and has already experienced this for the right price. To think he's suddenly made contact with some long last tribe is hilarious. This is money paid for likes and subscriptions. You've been had.
@@Grimthings Oh well! I didn't say he's the first to have contact with such indigenous people if you read my comment right. I bet you probably have had the experience too then
@@Grimthings it’s not just likes and subscriptions. It takes some bit of sacrifice to create this content. Not everything is going to be the way we want it when watching other people create things that they find interesting and share it with us. Criticizing someone in the comment section isn’t the answer however, just add a downvote or click the three dots and say you don’t find this content interesting.
@@Grimthings His experience is unique and captured it in a certain way which is always interesting to anthropologists. You just showed your ignorance really.
it is beautiful, and it’s even more beautiful how willing they are to share this with you! i watched every minute of this video, it’s so interesting to see how different we live.
As far as we have been told yes. They may have asked the translator to translate incorrectly, and kuku is just hen or monster actually. Just speculation here.
My father was born in Arusha, the name of the country then was Tanganjka, my Grandmother was born in the Usambara mountains, daughter of a German colonial official. She had at some point a big African vulture as a pet that had broken one wing beyond repair. It followed her around like a little dog and was the king of the chicken yard. After WWII they came to Switzerland where my Grandpa was from. When my Grandmother called us for supper she would shout Tchakula-go!!! As a little boy my Dad was telling me stories about Africa, the people and of course the anomals. He told me how he could hear the drum beat in the distance from the African villages when night was setting in, I listened to him talking of the Tsavo man-eating lions, about the nomadic Massai that were too proud to sweat and toil for White mans wages, of the kindness of the sedentary Kikuyu, of their singing during harvest on the coffee plantation, etc. I've never had the opportunity to visit Kenya or Tanzania myself, but I always took great pride in my own little bit of true "African heritage". And whenever I get a chance I tell people about the fact that Tanzania, despite of it being counted among the poorest countries of the planet its citizens have decided to put more than a quarter of its territory under environmental protection, in a unique effort to preserve the great Animal kingdom of Africa for future generations. I think the world as a whole and especially Westerners owe your country a great deal of respect for this alone. And I think one should also mention the fact that Tanzania has been under a democratically elected government since the end of Colonial rule, that it has never waged war against any of its neighbours and tries its very best to live peacefully without opressing or killing between its many different cultural entities, languages and such. Long live the wonderful nation and the amazing people of Tanzania! Wish you the very best from Switzerland! PS: I have inherited a true Hazda bow and arrow that is now nearly a hundred years old. I look at it right now.
@@kanonierable I love the natural living of the indigenous people. They are truly belong to the Nature, born in the wild live in the wild. Human are supposed to live like this, close to the nature, roaming freely and take just enough for them. Modern humans have destroyed, live extravagant and unnecessary lives. Even ancient Chinese wisdom said "Be One with Nature". Respect from Malaysia, I truly hope Hadza people continue to live their way.
This is true, but with overpopulation and the effect of humankind on mass extinction of species I think it's a conversation worth having. We wouldn't be able to sustain our current population with this form of hunting which is why we have a massive meat farming industry... I don't think it's reasonable to act like hunting in the western world is the same as hunting in this type of tribal community, but it's not difficult to contextualize that if you care to be reasonable.
@@winstonamaro1983 fuck that we have great cabilties in problem solving for a reason. Hunter's respect wild life far more than none hunters on average. That an we are free people if we want to hunt we will an the only thing anyone can do to stop those that hunt is go to war with them an you lose.
@@beareble-lion4446 I completely agree with you about hunters. But it's not about respect, it's about math and reality. 8 billion humans can't live off hunting wild animals. If you knew your history, you'd know that. There is a reason we can have so many humans, and that largely stems from industrial farming (or as you'd call it, problem solving). I'm not anti hunting, I'm just a realist. I wish we could all survive on that because it is where our roots are, we belong in that lifestyle.. but the reality of our times doesn't afford us that at the current population level.
I find it amazingly impressive how open-hearted and open-minded , respectful and brave you guys are towards the culture and the way these fascinating people live. You and your team are really doing an AMAZING job. So glad i came across this channel, thanks to Strawberry Parks. My parents are from Ghana and i was born in Berlin Germany. Sending you guys many blessings and love! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
If you have never been on a game hunt at a game farm then you cannot really begin to comprehend or appreciate how skilled these guys are! These guys are literally playing this game called life in God mode!
@@bubstacrini8851 Hunting Game on a Game farm is practically like shooting fish in a barrel yet it is not that easy. If that is not easy then just imagine the level of expertise required to do what these guys are doing daily. That is the point I was trying to make.
Barely though, most of the animals that they used to hunt are extinct or were driven away by "civilized" humans. Normally they would hunt bigger animals.
That’s an interesting perspective. It’s nice for you to see them in a zoo like exhibition, but you think they really prefer living like that compared to our current way of life? Tradition is great but quality of life is more important.
@@bingobongo674 Them not wanting to doesn’t have anything to do with quality of life. You can clearly see the interpreter has moved on to a much better life and is embarrassed by some of the things they do. Can you explain why someone who used to live that lifestyle never wants to return to it again once realizing what society is? Eating the bee larva and carcasses with the beeswax in the honeycomb is so much better than extracting the honey like a civilized person, right?
Can we just admire how amazing these dogs look and act? Nothing fat, nothing low energy, know their place, no begging and being in their faces! This is awesome content overall, thank you for sharing!
@@kNINER-tj6mq This kind of Dog is found all over subsaharian range, Many have Australia Dingo looking. When european arrive, they only take the basenji type but not the other. Most African type are Basenji, racing hound, Dingo type and Aidi type as in marocan alpine region.
I think the dogs are there for what they were bred to do. Dogs were hunters at one point, and that is a part of nature. If we were living in a country like that we'd be doing the same exact thing with our dogs. They'd be our best friends helping get food. ❤
The different arrows for each type of pray was very impressive and interesting. Just goes to show, wether it’s specialized arrows or specialized rounds of ammunition, humans excel at finding the best way to kill.
@@BinkiklouGaminglol Well honey has medicinal properties and you would imagine the honey made by wild bees in the middle of Africa is at least a bit purer than farmed honey from a built up area where all manner of pesticides and pollutants are present. I mean really, think for two seconds.
I don't know what category that your video fits in, but you should receive an award for this. Aside from the videography and editing, the content is so culturally significant. Congratulations Mike. Thank you for sharing.
@@MLGtroll365 well without him who would explain to the camera how "this is just their culture, im not here to judge" which implies that he judges their culture to be wrong and just doesn't want to say it
@@bravetiger6836 if you watch they share almost everything they catch with the dogs, they are regarded as highly valuable to the hunter so I'm sure the dog that got cut up would have been well looked after
I was watching Joe Rogan and heard about this tribe, searched it up and found Mike! You my friend are truly blessed to have experienced these journeys with different cultures and people. Keep up the great work 🙏
The “corn cob” arrow for birds is very similar to modern arrows with blunt ends that are used for birds. Provides more of a “thump” instead of a pass through. That was so awesome.
How bizarre that we live in times where the most natural and essential part of our survival is too graphic to show the public, yet almost all of us consume animal products daily. We are so divorced from our reality.
Bingo. Very well said my friend. Modern society is largely a conspiracy to protect us from the real, yet the thing we crave most is a deep contact with reality.
So weird how due to covid rules he can't sleep there, yet he can literally spend the entire day with them, in very close contact, with no masks or sanitisation... Like if he's safe to do all that just let the guy sleep under the damn acacia tree
Probably the same reason it was in my country, to discourage young people going out, since they mostly go out partying at night. Guess it applies in the middle of the weilderness as well lol.
The dogs. They deserve a lot more respect than they get. They have been helping us for millennia. Pretty badass bunch of people too. Your average western city dweller would end up lion shit in hours there.
hope that dog got patched up.. im sure those people know how to fix up their animals.. i mean they have lived this way for a VERY long time.. im sure thats not the first time thats happened
they are pretty vapid and stupid too. not a whole lot of intellectual stuff for them to do. also they don't seem to give a crap about their dogs other than for hunting.
@@gordonlekfors2708 considering you don't even know what they're saying, who are you to say that they're stupid? this is a 20 minute video out of these people's entire lives. they know how to make knives and jewellery so they likely know how to sew up a dog. one person literally fed a dog honey from their hand, how can you say they don't care about the dogs?
@@6_blocks_under I get that impression from the translated interview they made with them. they said nothing of interest, just talked about food lol. they don't even have a pantheon or mythos it seems. they asked them about what their dogs meant to them and he was like "helps us get food", like jeez not even gonna mention dogs as friends. seems pretty vapid.
@@loganthesaint for real, hunters respect their helpers, they know to help and help super quick, they for sure deserve food. I swear people think hunters are just savages who don’t care about animals, but we respect Mother Nature more than city folks
@@lahaine8026 And what exactly gave you that idea? You do realize that their IQ is protected by natural selection while ours has been going down a cliff for decades? I don't see why you'd think their IQ is lower than ours. If you told me around 80, about 1 SD from the average, I could at least debate your opinion since you miss nurture but at least have a point on nature, meaning considering IQ is mainly informed genetically one might infer, if he's a tad racist, that their group is likely to have an average IQ below 100, but 60? heck below 60? You have no clue what you are talking about because for that to be the case if the tribe has lasted a couple generations you can see their curve wouldn't even be contained within ours, if the average was 60(which is higher than what you said) they would be able to produce people with lower IQs than the whole human race in its whole history with just 25 times their numbers throughout history, aka they wouldn't even be human. Unless what you meant is that at some point they were a newer branch of cast-offs from multiple tribes who banded together under the banner of stupidity to branch off from homo sapiens sapiens into homo kinda sapiens and that through crossbreeding purposefully for stupidity, eventually they succeeded in splintering from the human race into a lesser form of humanity. If that were the case I'm sorry for calling you a tad racist, I wouldn't want to offend you by mixing you together with the casual bigot if you make a point of taking your racism to the next level. That's almost 3 SD from the average. Like this, not only are you off on nurture, you are miles off on nature as well. As far as nurture goes, evolutionary speaking, our IQ piqued when we were hunter gatherers and our intellect evolved mainly to facilitate that task and our personalities still reflect the skew in IQ distribution where more modern traits are associated with lower IQs. The only edge you might have is a better language with which to articulate your thoughts, don't flatter yourself. P.S. You kill the animal with your teeth because it's the natural thing to do and it's a contained kill. Your mouth makes sure there is no mess because you have this thing called suction while a knife has no such advantage. Less of a mess means making yourself less of a target, less traces, less smell, just better. Plus you can also argue that early contact with the blood of the creature, before the tribe eats it, might help in spotting potentially harmful meat. If these people do something a certain way, you should assume it's the right way to do it with their means, and then figure out why. None of us is smarter than selection over time, and they've been selecting for a long, long time to do what they've been doing with what they have at their disposal.
3 yrs late, but Mike thankyou SOOO MUCH for not blurring out the dispatching & stuff.. Others TH-camrs give the notification of view discretion & they still blurr it 😡.. Wtf people are too sensitive these days. Ancient Ancestors & WWII warriors would be ashamed. You warned people,.. So if these vegans, vegetarians & other sensitive people don't want to see it **THEN DON'T WATCH!!!** 😤.. So thankyou again bro, & you're a great story teller. Cheers from this Aussie 🇦🇺🇨🇦
I thought only my family talked like that to each other. I like this tribe. So full of life and joy. The fact that they partake of the herb is awesome. Very happy people.
For me the favorite segment was the go-pro on the chief. Just seeing how smoothly he traversed and how quickly was very satisfying. It didn't even seem like it was on a human just a very smooth zip-line or something. So amazing and cool how skilled these men are at moving, especially through the hazards of this wildlife compared to a developed area like where I live in America. I have never seen anything like this despite watching too much of the internet haha.Stunning, and it just instills such a good feeling of humanity in me to see how they treat you despite being a stranger at first and of course not similar in skill level. They want to teach you much and share everything with you. As for the question in the video; I don't really partake in any drugs, but I'd absolutely accept their offer to smoke with this tribe simply due to how generous they are and to show my appreciation for their culture and having me in their home. And for opinion on hunting and using dogs, I think both are absolutely necessary for these people to do. When it's nature, when it's survival, it's respectful and natural. I am an animal lover myself but yea, I can understand having the dog in danger because these people are not using the dogs to avoid danger completely like some modern hunters. They show by feeding the dogs honey that these are members of the tribe just like them and any of them have the possibility of being bitten. The humans accept such a risk alongside the pooches. They are helping each other stay fed in my opinion.
Honestly I would smoke with them too bc i'm sure whatever they're smoking is probably a lot more mild than the stuff that's produced in America these days.
This work is deeply meaningful. I've seen documentaries on hunter gatherers, but this brought me so much closer. My eyes got wet as I watched the men hunt. I've felt the hormonal cocktail fueling the drive to feed your people. No wonder that they say that that's the most happiest moment for them, being able to bring home what they catch, and share it with the others. There sure must be a way of activating those neural circuits in our civilized world... we have to find it, or it will cost us a lot, not feeling the way this people do our entire life.
@Not Robot yes, agriculture, religion and science brought some things around us, but also took away bits out of the general quality of our inner life (but this could be repairable). now, having 2 kids, I have to run as fast as these hunter-gatherers to set them differently, knowing that there are still big chances that my son will be a sociopath, and my daughter a hedonist. and while I'm running, I already start to think how fast I have to run for my grand kids. Maybe I can reset them. I think it will be still worth it to continue to run fast... till we can smoke our joints while being out of breath :) puff-puff-PFUUH!
There is a way to activate those circuits. Hunting, fishing, gardening. Eating what you catch/kill/gather is deeply rewarding. Get involved and share your passion for it with others!
@@auto_5 yes, those could be definitely part of the menu, but sadly only for a part of us. there is a lot of us out there. we are 7 billion. if all of us go hunting and fishing in one weekend, you could surely put those selfies in the history book, case closed ('cause there wouldn't be anything to hunt or to fish after that). gardening would still remain an option, but it would be appealing only to a smaller number. i can not stop but wonder, how appealing we designed our social media tools. we all know what sensations these tools deliver us daily. maybe we could touch the algorithms in a way that they would touch us differently afterwards. infotech and biotech are already dating (ex: smartwatches). soon they will marry (and literally go under our skin). their offspring could maybe bring back the lost world (inside us) and connect it to the new worlds... if that would function, we could implement it on billions, with a very high rate of success, and quick results. it's not the only way, but surely one worth "daydreaming" about ;)
@Not Robot and thats what's so disgusting about this video, Narcistic asshole makes self aggrandising video on the pretext of being "natural"......perpetuates animal cruelty whilst reinforcing violence and murder.....geez
YES That was to smoking the newspaper joint in the African bush, but I'll be damned if this isn't one of the most beautiful documentations of native human life and culture I've seen in a long time. Wonderful job at experiencing and documenting this culture in an unbiased way. This was an amazing video to watch. ❤
What an incredible adventure for you dear I’m very happy for you. That was definitely an adventure of a lifetime. I’m going to meet the Masai Mara tribe when I go on safari in September 2025 I’m sure my experience will not be like the incredible one you had but nonetheless I’m grateful and blessed that I’m gonna have the opportunity to visit africa.
Personally, I think hunting - humanely and responsibly, not purely for trophies - can actually be one of the most ethical ways to acquire meat. The animals get to live natural lives instead of being penned up, crowded, and put through the general stress of captivity. Not that all domestic operations are bad, but they're certainly not all good either. Even in more developed countries, there are lots of people who find it more affordable to hunt a couple of deer per year than to buy that much packaged meat, and for the most part the people I've met who do hunt try to be as humane as they can. A quick kill is just practical, if nothing else.
Well said. I come from a long line of hunters, farmers and outdoorsmen. It's just a way of life. I've never been into trophy hunting but if I'm blessed with a trophy it's just a little more of a reward. 90 percent of the meat me and my wife eat is what I harvest. The way they pump the animals now for grocery stores is just wrong and who know what you're really eating. It's never as good as one that's lived free and healthy and provide much better nutrients and flavor to the one that hunts and harvests it as well.
In Judaism, part of the reason for Koshur laws is so that animals do not suffer unnecessarily when they are killed for food. Koshur k_lls of animals partly means that they die very swiftly and therefore without much or any pain. However, I want to hunt a Kodiak bear while clad in armor and armed with a sword, spear, and/or dagger. I doubt the k_ll will be Koshur, but I can still donate the corpse of the bear as food for gentiles. This type of hunt will strengthen my character by allowing me to voluntarily face fear and combat with a mighty creature. Hunting will also allow me to appreciate the struggles my ancestors conquered while hunting for food.
@@Jewish_Juggernaut you know that's basically what trophy hunting means... the meat of the captive breaded lion too is given to local populations (your gentiles) and the people that kill them too want to "strengthen my character by allowing me to voluntarily face fear and combat with a mighty creature", the only difference i see is that you're more likely to die because you don't have a sniper but a sword witch is more fair to the prey if we're talking "chance to die" but bring much more suffering than a well placed bullet (you're not going to 1shot that bear with your sword). you will not "appreciate the struggles my ancestors conquered while hunting for food" beause you won't be hunting for food, you're hunting for an adventure, a good story to tell, a proof of your power, that is basically what trophy hunting is...
@@maxk5065 I did not say that it would not be trophy hunting, or that trophy hunting was wrong. Moreover, I also acknowledged that the bear's d__th would be painful and not a 1 hit k_ll from my sword as I said I doubt the k_ll would be Koshur. Hunting a bear with a gun would strengthen one's character. I did not say hunting creatures with guns is wrong or cowardly. However, having combat with a Kodiak bear with melee weapons will strengthen one's character even more so due to the drastically more difficult challenge. As for you claiming, "you will not "appreciate the struggles my ancestors conquered while hunting for food" beause you won't be hunting for food, you're hunting for an adventure, a good story to tell, a proof of your power..." you are wrong. I would not be hunting to prove my power, at least not as much as I would be hunting to become more powerful and to become better. Hunting for food was an adventure. Voluntarily going through any difficult challenge would allow one to appreciate the struggles, and therefore also hunting for food, their ancestors conquered, even if it's as simple as taking a cold shower, let alone having melee combat with a Brown bear. Voluntarily facing any difficult and/or dangerous challenge in terms of having respect, gratitude, and understanding of their ancestors bloody well beats always living in comfort and telling trophy hunters how they're evil. In ancient Scandinavian cultures, 15-year-old boys would go hunt an Uruz, which is a now seemingly extinct species that was practically a larger buffalo, to earn their manhood. That was trophy hunting, and it was not evil; in fact, it was good.
@@Jewish_Juggernaut as you wrote it under a comment that says something like hunting is good if not for trophies i thought maybee you didin't considered it trophy hunting. i understand your viewpoint, i'm not saying you're evil (there is no morality only morales, the universe doens't give a shit about good and evil), but just like i'm sadden by some of their kills, i would be for that bear, especially in our ecologically dying earth. man, since the start, has driven to extinction so much (especially great predators like that bear or the buffalo you're talking about) i wouldn't like to be part of it, and wish you take that into account and reconsider you way of getting stronger and did the cold shower, ufc fighting or other physical feats that do not threaten any animals... but who am i to tell you what to do while i eat meat from the slautherhouse and stuff... just consider it, animal life is precious and we're running out of it
I had some trouble with dinner taking too long to make tonight, with chopping salad/ sandwich wrap veggies, partly while watching the world come together for the Olympic games on TV. I then somehow ran into these wild hunting videos??? after years on youtube & never seeing this... I think maybe a lesson in gratitude at the perfect moment LOL : )This definitely helped me to not have a negative mind about 'dinner problems.'
look at the difference between the strength of people who take fabricated food with who eat natural foods...how much this tribes are strong!! love you!!
@@Zurtle1 I agree that it should not be censored :) What I meant was, that it's not educational. For example, proof of the origins of domesticated dogs can not be found in Africa like he mentioned but in Europe/Siberia and the oldest finding goes back to roughly 15000 years I think. It's also not a "time machine" experience because the Hadza are strongly influenced by western society.
Well they are certainly good at training them. That guy managed to get that dog away from that baby kudu easily. But I wouldn’t call them the absolute best dog owners out there. Remember the dogs are primarily there for hunting and tracking, there’s very little emotional attachment
@@theotheseaeagle I think there is a lot of emotional attachment. When someone helps you find food and survive, wouldn't you attach to them emotionaly?
That small game arrow is genius and the concept is pretty much indentical to the tips I have for when I go rabbit hunting with my compound bow. Limiting over penetration and meat destruction while also delivering as much energy from the arrow into the target as possible. These guys are the pinnacle of badass. Going out with nothing but water, joints, dogs, and arrows. So cool that I was able to find this video.
Those people have good energy you can tell they live in tune with nature. I would love to experience this version of real life not the facade we live in, in society.
He says the N** word at 20:15 Tries to pretend he is saying ( another thought ) However you could tell he looks away and makes an exaggerated gesture to cover up
And this is EXACTLY why I go on TH-cam. And bud you started it out perfectly for first time viewers.. Got my subscription!! Minnesota appreciates you brother! Safe travels.
It looks very crude, rough, brutal but natural. This is how our ancestors survived eventually produced us the 'sissies' watching u on utube. Thanks, for the show.
@@TimmiCat depends man, ask most tribes around the world and they will tell you a very different story, many old folks, and nowadays, everywhere is tainted. would rather live free truly than live long on anti depressants and boring heartless work. but that's just me, fear is a helluva drug.
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In my opinion, the issue of wether or not hunting is good or bad, rests solely on intent. When people hunt purely for sport, I find it despicable. When, however, hunters take the animal, and offer immediate respect by killing quickly and give thanks for the meat and take it in, in that same meat in respect and thanks, teaching their children that same respect, it is acceptable. Also, I believe that using as much of the animal as possible is important. What cannot be used by the hunter ought to be offered to someone who will use it. My family used ALL the meat, the head was mounted. The hide was tanned and either used to make an area rug or "throw blanket" for the "man cave" or given to a local man who made slippers, chaps, or such. Sinews and horns were made to make powder horns, knife handles or carvings. Some antlers were simply around the house. I can recall being fascinated by the texture and admiring them for long periods of time. These things gave me a GREAT appreciation for nature and for God. It pained my heart to know people got the best roasts and steaks of the meat and threw the rest away, or worse, lobbed off the head to mount and tossed the rest. This was heartbreaking and the height of disrespect. It's one of the many things that my scriptures call practicing "unrighteous dominion". Its a sin and a shame when men chose this path.
For real, I don't know you but I'm asking you the answer. You don't seem stone
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As a dog lover, I totally understand what you are saying. However, as someone who tries to get out with my dog every day off-leash because I think that is what large dogs deserve out of life, these dogs look incredibly happy. They get to hunt and run together in a pack and explore and serve a very important function in the tribe. I think this is the life dogs should have as opposed to sitting inside all day in someone's house.
they don't pet their dogs at all it seems. and they don't see them as friends in that way as I understand, from the interview with them. doesn't seem that nice. I'm sure the dogs get really hungry as well at times
@Umbuko DaJuko they are domesticated animals. more so, they are bred by us in very specific ways. so no, they're not made for running free in that sense.
@@gordonlekfors2708 5:52 ? what?
@@WolfeByteLabs true. I missed that part and I was wrong.
the interview with them sounded calloused however still. "Q: what do dogs mean to you? A: dogs help us get food"
@@gordonlekfors2708 You're not wrong on that point. But I'll say one thing, the dogs seem very calm, sociable and unaggressive which is a good sign of decent handling. My only real concern would be how they allocate food for them when they're saying meat is so scarce.
And these men will never know just how much the many thousands who have watch this truly respect and admire their culture.
Oh please, whites are so fickle.
They don’t give a shit
@@losu103 yea theyre justing huntin shit and getting high, their probably happier than most of us
True! Except the many Millions who have now watched!
@@losu103 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Years and years watching Discovery Channel, National Graphic and History Channel and yet I have never seen anything like this. Great work.
l totally agree with you on those points and l think that all of its aw
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this is better.
I agree. Amazing to see
They don’t want you to see the beauty within 😩 they mostly show oceans and animals and landscapes never about the tribes and interactions .. they only talk about it
RealTalk though shiit was wild
It’s so touching how generous they are. Knowing how valuable these food items are and the amount of work and danger they go through to acquire it, the fact that they gladly share with this man and with each other is extremely touching.
Bc they live in the moment
It's not much work or danger to acquire it. A lifetime of being fit and carrying sharp sticks does wonders
@@tylerlewis2766if one of those baboons were to turn around and actually attack your fucked especially out there. when baboons attack they are vicious
Better they should share with their dogs. The dogs help them to get food and when they eat they don't offer some to their dogs. Why do you say their so kind. It's survival. And tourists will not improve their lives enless they want to live like everyone else. I am sure the animals would be happier if they did because these people kill way too many animals and grow none of their own food. One can live simply without living primitively.
@@starspangledwinnerdid we watch the same video? They shared with the dogs maybe you missed it.
I love how they vocalize the animals so accurately. Every single detail of their environment is committed to memory. Their dogs are specifically trained with auditory and hand signals. They can spend an entire day doing one thing: Scouring the countryside for meat. They honestly represent the peak of human ingenuity pre-civilization. It’s starting to make sense how we became apex predators.
Now we have blue hair land whales wining about how they are healthy and “plus size” should be accepted smh
@@yuhhuh9806 Don't forget, we also have racist karens crying about how they should be able to do whatever they want. Like being a tumor to society.
you could realy see that they was the alfa among the dogs... when He only made one sound to the dog and the dog backed off.. while in the west we would either push it away or yell loudly to them.
@@chaosincarnate7304 @yuhhuh
We can agree that with the advancement of civilization there’s detriment as well. In the same way that we eat for energy but also shit the waste.
@@AManNamedHawk Yes, we do. It's our job to minimize this detriment. This is how we will truly advance.
The real question is why I’m studying to pass a test when I could be smoking joints in the bush and chasing baboons with weapons 🤔
Anarcho-Primitivism in a nutshell
And being constantly afraid of being eaten by lions and hyenas 😂
@@nowornever8555 You know what? i think its totally worth it
@@manuelchamorro1993 Well what keeps you here then?
because you're soft like baby shit and wouldn't survive a week. and neither would I.
this was the shortest 21 minute video I've ever watched. it's such a great blend of modern TH-cam vlog and legitimate, un-invasive documentation
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hello funny reptile man
Omg funny seeing you here
Ha! Imagine seeing you here. What a cool video though, I love seeing different cultures so eager to share...and a visitor who feels no need to judge.
Agree
I just dig how much they love their dogs and how much their dogs love them! Feeding the dog the honey comb was the most sweetest thing!
I wonder if they eat some of the dogs in hard times.
@@pageribe2399 I bet 1000 bucks they eat most of the puppies or that would be 50 dogs each person.
These tribesmen are absolutely amazing in their skill, knowledge and synchronicity to nature. I don't see anything controversial about anything they do with regard to their hunting techniques, it's survival in it's purest form.
who the heck are you to judge what is controversial or not?
Yeah we distance ourself from the actual kill but why are we in any way morally superior just because we didn't kill the animal ourself when we eat the meat.
I do wonder why they bite the necks to kill instead of using knives. Not judging, just curious if they’re is some anatomical reason
I was curious about the very same thing. I also want to know what they are smoking. I think everyone is assuming in the comments that it is Marijuana, but that doesn't make sense to me. I was actually thinking it is some sort of opium type of plant?
@@jamesbrown646 May simply be a thing where it's a sort of "tradition due" to their ancestors not having the material to make consistently good knives.
This is incredible Mike, I've always been fascinated by the skill and life knowledge of the Hadza. You did an outstanding job capturing their culture, with respect.
Thanks so much Mark. You’d love this experience!
tanzania president for the win he talks about 2 times last year and this year about the corona lie ....wake up !!!!!
i wish i live there
@@fearlessandfarfor me, just let them do the job, just don't let them feel disappointed,,
Mark it’s time to eat and make yummy face
Last thing I expected to see was these dudes pull out a fucking joint lmao
You should read about the Scythians. Central Asian/Persian nomads. They were the biggest potheads in history. They had an empire too.
@@Scrat335 I've read herodotus' account on them, fucking wild that getting bent is universal in any culture that has access to psychoactive cannabis. There was some grave in the tarim basin in China with cannabis seeds and flowers that were a couple thousand years old, and the buds still had detectable amounts of thc.
@@Scrat335 Scythians are no persians. They are iranian..so basically the cousins of persians. ^^
@@Gilgamesch1994 I always thought Iranians are/were Persians. It don't know that history to well. South central Asia is a huge mixing pot of different peoples. Turks, Mongols, Persians. Please point out a good source if you have it. Thanks.
@@Scrat335 Iranian is the terminus of a lot of different tribes and people.
Some Iranian People:
Persians
Pashtoons
Kurds
Tajiks
Balochis
Ossetians
Yaghnobis
Skythians
Sarmatians
Massangetes
Medes
Parthians
and some more
so yea you can say all persians are iranian, but you cant say all iranians are persian :)
Good sources would be the iranica online...its an online encyclopedia. :)
There's something so absurdly hilarious, yet wholesome about seeing a person from a literal tribe of hunter-gatherers, casually riding in a car like they do it everyday. It's like a scene from a movie about time traveling.
They look so down to earth
Was thinkin the same thing 😂
Encino man😂
This tribe has to be one of the most amazing things I have seen on youtube.
I just came across this video by accident...best thing ive ever seen
Yeah... You must visit as well 😂😂
Welcome to the innermost country side of Tanzania 🇹🇿
That tribe shows how humans were really the alpha predator back in the day, stamina, tools, communication and coordination, teamwork, and adaptation. Amazing
So these are unevolved then?.
Glad we have grown out of that
@@thegroove2000 lol what. they are litterally the same kind of humans as us. their culture has developed in a different way than ours. having more technology has nothing to do with evolution.
Woow yes, really Amazing :)
@@marlonmarquez4798 So developing advanced technology and hunting baboons takes the same amount of brainpower? Of course evolution plays a big role there.
I would say YES hit the joint they have been living all this years
Yeah man, same thing haha
Even if you have never smoked in your entire life
What I would do to be able to hit that joint 💚
Lol weed talk would be the first conversation id have if i went take them some fire from the states. Daayyyuuum
These men have life on point.
I know this is off the topic but I can’t help be dazzled by the smile of the man at 16:58. Is that not one of the warmest sweetest smiles ever?!? Not to mention how beautiful all of these people are. Strikingly beautiful in my opinion.
Americans: We Live free!
Hadza: Hold my joint
My thoughts exactly...
I think it lame that he just didn’t hit the damn joint and say it or out it on the show.
@@Thetireguy452 Agreed
Well they are free to work constantly, hunting, if they dont they cannot eat. Well I guess then you are just as free but with more time to enjoy luxuries.....
@@arniekando6846 it’s a joke Arnie. Your attempt to apply logic to my joke is unintentionally hilarious though.
These people are so awesome, hope they never have to change their lifestyle and they have many more generations to keep living this way, much love!!
Actually they are primitive and they need to evolve
They are just one virus away from extinction. As incredible it looks but they are vulnerable af. Let's hope they don't encounter one.
"Free World" democracy threatens their lifestyle.
@@fckprc8149Not a "virus" but you mean Disease.
So take your ass out there and your family and have them live that lifestyle
Hearing a language with clicks outside of our South African language is so cool. They remind me so much of our Khoi-San tribe
its nice to see africa in the comments
Lol I even posted a comment asking if its one of the khoi sans or what, shows how related we are
Same😃
Some of the South African tribes migrated towards the north during the time when the boers were spreading in S.A. so some of them such as the Ngoni and the Hadzabe ended up as far north as Tanganyika(now Tanzania). It's possible some people of the Khoi San tribe did the same.
@@dennis16__ So you are saying the Hadzabe came from southern Africa in around 1836?
That scene driving in the car and he's smoking sitting in the middle is pure gold 😂😂
Biting the ear to attract the adult was next level.
No doubt.
True.Thats some primal shit.
5:48 Biting the neck was effective....
the China Cold orgin story :
200 iq play
I discovered Mike's channel yesterday and I'm amazed at how respectful and down to earth he is, everyone from every culture seem to like him! I wish more journalists were like this. Much love from Brazil ❤️
same
Where are you from Queen?
E vc é muito Linda isis . Abraço da Alemanha
@@omiyefaolaoluwa1031 Brasil 🇧🇷 Homie
Man... humans are the most terrifying hunters. Imagine getting hunted and then manage to escape. But then they appear out of nowhere again and again with insane stamina.
That’s pretty much how we rose to dominance over other primates: our ability to sweat. It gives us the incredible advantage of being able to keep going for long periods of time, in extreme heat, over great distances, after expending lots of energy already. Our prey animals are just like WTF?
@@bluesira true, most animals are built for short bursts of speed to get away and hunt
And no matter how far or where you ran, the humans would always be in the distance. Sure they move slow, but the point is that they *don’t stop moving*
Yeah, I imagined the baboons with sleep problems becaue they're afraid of beying hunted at knight.
They're supposed to be safe on the tree....but not when humans have arrows
And when you think you’re safe hiding literally INSIDE OF A TREE, but somehow the humans still find you 🥲
Not only is this beautiful to see but it’s genuinely astonishing how these folks live. All the way from using every part of the animals they hunt to using piss to help a dogs injury. I mean words can not describe how beautiful these people are. Wow man. Just wow.
Honestly I’d feel more honored to meet smoke and hunt with these people that I ever would be to meet or hangout with a celebrity
Agreed
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That chase after the baboons was wicked intense - just as a runner i could feel the speed theyre moving at, insane chills.
glad i wasnt the only one who noticed that these men are running at insane speeds
you can't catch a baboon they are fast
@@iBeerus- that's how African-American athletes got their speed from
@@Səv dude
@@Joeysaladslover it's true....you ever see AA with their speed
That dude literally bit the deer on the neck like a fuckn lion and killed it. BAD ASS.
Fawn
Real mans country
Kudu, different continent
I used to think it was brutal watching my uncles kill a pig with a knife to the neck. But damn, biting an animal in the neck to kill it is just metal af.
Well, Mike Tyson would have done that as well.
16:15 "That's not honey. That's baby bees." This is awesome! Well done.
"Last night took an L but tonight i bounce back."
-Zokolo
In all seriousness this is quite an insight! Thank you and thanks to the tribe for this amazing experience.
HAhahhahhah nice
Wake up in the morning by the night i count rats. Lmao!
This is probably the best TH-cam video I’ve seen in a while.
He more than deserves millions of views !!!!
Heyyy I’ll give that a heart. Thank you 🙏🏻 🐉
This ^
No cap my brother
I agree!
I'm just here to thank the African who offered you a joint ❤️👍🏿...our culture Yes
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"newspaper joint" ... who knew those tribes printed newspapers
@@ryant8430 you'd be surprised what tourist gives villages.
@@BlackNapoleon why not roll it in a leaf instead of newspaper
@@ryant8430 i mean, either its gonna slow burn because the leaf most likely had a permanent water source and its to moist while there prob is no dried leaf that wouldn't burn up in a second or less ive already tried those options when i left my papers at home lol.
I'm from Nigeria and must say this was truly exciting to watch
This is the way we lived for 2 million years. The animals we hunted made us who we are. Like the poem goes, "What but the wolf's tooth whittled so fine the fleet limbs of the antelope. What but fear winged the birds, and hunger jewelled with such eyes the great goshawk's head".
It was the rabbit, the deer and the mammoth that fashioned the human body and mind.
Wild nature is in our bones.
"This is the way we lived for 2 million years. "
Not quite, early human ancestors didn't discover smelting until around 8000BC, before that all tools (such as arrowheads, axes and knifes) would have been stone.
Fire and cooking were also only discovered by homo habilis between 2 and 1 million years ago.
I like that. What’s the poem called, and by whom?
Actually we are around for about 150 thousand year's
@@alexamorim9009 bro humans have been around for millions, homo sapiens are what you're talking about. Not all humans are homo-sapiens.
@@neildepressedtyson540 Those wouldn’t be humans if they aren’t Homo sapiens.
"Weed makes you lazy"...
Hadzabe: Hold my joint, i got to chase down, catch, and than kill an Kudu (antelope).
Not true, sugar makes you lazy.
I'm from the country north of Tanzania, and I've heard of many stories of weed. They say it can make you eat a whole bowl of food. or do twice the amount of physical work you normally do. Or like one dude I remember, he puffed a lot of weed before doing an exam, and it showed him to write in really tiny letters. Really tiny, but his brain was showing him that the letters were too big. It was hella funny
@milkman you can only have excess when your body doesn’t need it. Can you have excess water, yes. Sugar yes, oxygen yes and no.
@H N That is not quite correct, their weed will have lower THC than lab bred commercial variants but it'd still do the job, bush weed is not microdosing.
The moment i realized they smoke it made complete sense to me! I also always bake and do massive amounts of cardio xD Well, in their case it's not really cardio hahaha but it does amount to same
"That's not honey, that's baby bees," 💀
As a trained anthropological archaeologist, I appreciate your approach to documenting this society and their practices that I have only learned about in books❤️❤️ Definitely sharing with my students and peers
You're joking right? Anyone can and has already experienced this for the right price. To think he's suddenly made contact with some long last tribe is hilarious. This is money paid for likes and subscriptions. You've been had.
@@Grimthings Oh well! I didn't say he's the first to have contact with such indigenous people if you read my comment right. I bet you probably have had the experience too then
@@Grimthings it’s not just likes and subscriptions. It takes some bit of sacrifice to create this content. Not everything is going to be the way we want it when watching other people create things that they find interesting and share it with us. Criticizing someone in the comment section isn’t the answer however, just add a downvote or click the three dots and say you don’t find this content interesting.
@@Grimthings What pessimism
@@Grimthings His experience is unique and captured it in a certain way which is always interesting to anthropologists. You just showed your ignorance really.
it is beautiful, and it’s even more beautiful how willing they are to share this with you! i watched every minute of this video, it’s so interesting to see how different we live.
The people calling him Kuku - “friend” is just so wholesome to me
Well, they probably have two words to describe a person: friend or foe.
As far as we have been told yes.
They may have asked the translator to translate incorrectly, and kuku is just hen or monster actually.
Just speculation here.
Fun fact, in Swahili 'kuku' means Hen.
Could be for the Hadza, friend is 'koko' not 'kuku', I'm speculating here
@@kelvinonsare1768 Yeah, things happen
Vietnamese uses friend too
My favourite part of this whole video is when the hunter gives his loyal canine companion a nice big bite of honeycomb : )
That made me smile so big! You take care of him and he takes care of you!
Awesome content
Agreed
Incredible footage!! These tribes are so very special. The dogs are absolutely loving their hunts.
Thanks for visiting Tanzania. This is where I reside.
you make incredible content man, now i know 5 things to do when im bored
Your country is cool, greetings from algeria
My father was born in Arusha, the name of the country then was Tanganjka, my Grandmother was born in the Usambara mountains, daughter of a German colonial official. She had at some point a big African vulture as a pet that had broken one wing beyond repair. It followed her around like a little dog and was the king of the chicken yard. After WWII they came to Switzerland where my Grandpa was from. When my Grandmother called us for supper she would shout Tchakula-go!!! As a little boy my Dad was telling me stories about Africa, the people and of course the anomals. He told me how he could hear the drum beat in the distance from the African villages when night was setting in, I listened to him talking of the Tsavo man-eating lions, about the nomadic Massai that were too proud to sweat and toil for White mans wages, of the kindness of the sedentary Kikuyu, of their singing during harvest on the coffee plantation, etc.
I've never had the opportunity to visit Kenya or Tanzania myself, but I always took great pride in my own little bit of true "African heritage". And whenever I get a chance I tell people about the fact that Tanzania, despite of it being counted among the poorest countries of the planet its citizens have decided to put more than a quarter of its territory under environmental protection, in a unique effort to preserve the great Animal kingdom of Africa for future generations. I think the world as a whole and especially Westerners owe your country a great deal of respect for this alone. And I think one should also mention the fact that Tanzania has been under a democratically elected government since the end of Colonial rule, that it has never waged war against any of its neighbours and tries its very best to live peacefully without opressing or killing between its many different cultural entities, languages and such.
Long live the wonderful nation and the amazing people of Tanzania! Wish you the very best from Switzerland!
PS: I have inherited a true Hazda bow and arrow that is now nearly a hundred years old. I look at it right now.
@@kanonierable I love the natural living of the indigenous people. They are truly belong to the Nature, born in the wild live in the wild. Human are supposed to live like this, close to the nature, roaming freely and take just enough for them. Modern humans have destroyed, live extravagant and unnecessary lives. Even ancient Chinese wisdom said "Be One with Nature". Respect from Malaysia, I truly hope Hadza people continue to live their way.
@@kanonierable What a beautiful omage to your heritage and a joyous love letter to Tanzania.
Peoples "feelings" about hunting wouldnt mean shit if they didnt have grocery stores.
Right?
This is true, but with overpopulation and the effect of humankind on mass extinction of species I think it's a conversation worth having. We wouldn't be able to sustain our current population with this form of hunting which is why we have a massive meat farming industry... I don't think it's reasonable to act like hunting in the western world is the same as hunting in this type of tribal community, but it's not difficult to contextualize that if you care to be reasonable.
@@winstonamaro1983 fuck that we have great cabilties in problem solving for a reason. Hunter's respect wild life far more than none hunters on average. That an we are free people if we want to hunt we will an the only thing anyone can do to stop those that hunt is go to war with them an you lose.
@@beareble-lion4446 I completely agree with you about hunters. But it's not about respect, it's about math and reality. 8 billion humans can't live off hunting wild animals. If you knew your history, you'd know that. There is a reason we can have so many humans, and that largely stems from industrial farming (or as you'd call it, problem solving). I'm not anti hunting, I'm just a realist. I wish we could all survive on that because it is where our roots are, we belong in that lifestyle.. but the reality of our times doesn't afford us that at the current population level.
@@beareble-lion4446 Pretty sure my grandma would win a war against you lmao
"I'm covered in blood"
*Literally has the equivalent of 5ml of blood on him* :P
Cool content though!
Lol even tho its just a shallow wound the blood is red you will be little panicked at first
@@chocho6766 I would honestly be more panicked if I saw my blood wasn't red 😜
Same thing I said 😂
@@___Zack___ yours is red?
Dramatic. 😂
This is truly fascinating, thank you so much for the courage to adventure & bring this content to us. Evil does not have to exist in the world
These guy's are funny as hell. Pretty damn efficient hunting team too.
I like that u can tell they’re joking in a completely diff language. funny as shit
Dude these guys just get stoned and hunt all day, amazing.
I find it amazingly impressive how open-hearted and open-minded , respectful and brave you guys are towards the culture and the way these fascinating people live. You and your team are really doing an AMAZING job.
So glad i came across this channel, thanks to Strawberry Parks.
My parents are from Ghana and i was born in Berlin Germany. Sending you guys many blessings and love! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
Hi I am Kingsley from Ghana 🇬🇭
Are you gonna make videos about sharks?
@@MrMafiks loooool not really 😂 they are my favorite animals
If you have never been on a game hunt at a game farm then you cannot really begin to comprehend or appreciate how skilled these guys are! These guys are literally playing this game called life in God mode!
Bro unironically said game called life
game farm ? ...that doesn't even qualify! Skilled hunters, yes
@@bubstacrini8851 Hunting Game on a Game farm is practically like shooting fish in a barrel yet it is not that easy. If that is not easy then just imagine the level of expertise required to do what these guys are doing daily. That is the point I was trying to make.
game farm lmaoooo
If you been on a hunt at a game farm you can’t comprehend either 😂
Tru definition of human nature…this is so beautiful…Ik the energy around them is intoxicating ❤
Bro u r living it! Stuffs crazy 🤯
Chonggo idol sana makavlog karin ng ganito.
Yggdgtgj
Ahahaha thanks man! Not everyone’s definition of fun, but it’s definitely mine!
Wil! Try this one haha
@@fearlessandfar definitely not everyone’s definition but you make millions mad jealous with these type of adventures. Respect ✊
It’s so nice to see that even our oldest traditions can still exist in the modern era. Fascinating!
Barely though, most of the animals that they used to hunt are extinct or were driven away by "civilized" humans. Normally they would hunt bigger animals.
That’s an interesting perspective. It’s nice for you to see them in a zoo like exhibition, but you think they really prefer living like that compared to our current way of life? Tradition is great but quality of life is more important.
@@benreynen8739 They could definitely go to a city or raise cattle like other tribes but they don't want to. Their quality of life is higher.
@@bingobongo674 Them not wanting to doesn’t have anything to do with quality of life. You can clearly see the interpreter has moved on to a much better life and is embarrassed by some of the things they do. Can you explain why someone who used to live that lifestyle never wants to return to it again once realizing what society is?
Eating the bee larva and carcasses with the beeswax in the honeycomb is so much better than extracting the honey like a civilized person, right?
@@benreynen8739 this argument of better is stupid and subjective.
If you notice, these people seem to act so much happier and smile much more than a lot of people in modern society.
yes, that says a lot.
Because they work to live, not live to work
Estos hombres son maravillosos en toda manera de vida los admiro
12:55 that part its actually amazing, they do not speak the same language but they still had some kind of conversation
Can we just admire how amazing these dogs look and act? Nothing fat, nothing low energy, know their place, no begging and being in their faces! This is awesome content overall, thank you for sharing!
Sounds like the western human population
They look kind of like basenji mixes.
They probably get beat on off camera.
@@kNINER-tj6mq This kind of Dog is found all over subsaharian range, Many have Australia Dingo looking. When european arrive, they only take the basenji type but not the other. Most African type are Basenji, racing hound, Dingo type and Aidi type as in marocan alpine region.
@@checktheplaylist101 Very true😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Absolutely amazing, they are living the way life was intended to be. They are happy with simple things we take for granted.
that is so true
I think the dogs are there for what they were bred to do. Dogs were hunters at one point, and that is a part of nature. If we were living in a country like that we'd be doing the same exact thing with our dogs. They'd be our best friends helping get food. ❤
The different arrows for each type of pray was very impressive and interesting. Just goes to show, wether it’s specialized arrows or specialized rounds of ammunition, humans excel at finding the best way to kill.
Yes a simple corn cob
The cough when you have had enough is universal
Underrated comment!
True stoners kno lol
Lol 😂
Man what an experience that would have been to get high with people from another continent lol
😂😂😂👍🏿
That honey has to be amazing. Diferent flowers in the wilds. I wish i could try that. Pure medicine.
I'm not sure what's so pure about flowers or medicines for that matter
@@BinkiklouGaminglol Well honey has medicinal properties and you would imagine the honey made by wild bees in the middle of Africa is at least a bit purer than farmed honey from a built up area where all manner of pesticides and pollutants are present. I mean really, think for two seconds.
@@mrglibb Yea but medicinal properties is far from medicine
@@BinkiklouGaminglol I think you'll find medicinal properties to be the sole defining characteristic of medicine you clown
I really admire you guys. Wishing you good health to share cultures around the world
I don't know what category that your video fits in, but you should receive an award for this. Aside from the videography and editing, the content is so culturally significant. Congratulations Mike. Thank you for sharing.
Imagine a whole hunt with the GoPro like at 18:26 with translated subtitles
Would be insane
need that
@@ThineLesser check his patreon for that, it’s not allowed on YT.
@@nahhchill I'll only pay for that shit if he offers some cool stuff to these guys
That'd be awesomess just cut this guy completely out of the picture... Hes fkn useless.
@@MLGtroll365 well without him who would explain to the camera how "this is just their culture, im not here to judge" which implies that he judges their culture to be wrong and just doesn't want to say it
Such a damn good video man, as a modern hunter watching the old way of doing things is incredibly satisfying, educational and actually very relatable.
World's biggest aquarium....
th-cam.com/video/2nylS1sGVJI/w-d-xo.html
100% agreed
@@bravetiger6836 I’m pretty sure they feed them
@@bravetiger6836 if you watch they share almost everything they catch with the dogs, they are regarded as highly valuable to the hunter so I'm sure the dog that got cut up would have been well looked after
@@bravetiger6836 I saw the guy even giving a whole piece of wax and honey to the dogs haha
beautiful tribe, thanks for this trip and let us not forget - we all came out from Africa
I was watching Joe Rogan and heard about this tribe, searched it up and found Mike!
You my friend are truly blessed to have experienced these journeys with different cultures and people. Keep up the great work 🙏
Same
Ajaja metoo bro it’s so interesting
Same like half hour ago
The same hour ago
Same. That dude explained his “experience “ then I search YT and find that he just watched the same video as me and claimed it was him
"We spot something else"
*Literally digs into tree*
These guys got like a +10 on the perception skill.
Of course, it's vital for them
Also the dogs show them where to look
This comment got me crying laughing at 3am
Meanwhile some people can't even spot a car next to them when changing lanes
@@jp4431 dumbed down society
The “corn cob” arrow for birds is very similar to modern arrows with blunt ends that are used for birds. Provides more of a “thump” instead of a pass through. That was so awesome.
Man, I wish I could travel the world doing stuff like this guy.
How bizarre that we live in times where the most natural and essential part of our survival is too graphic to show the public, yet almost all of us consume animal products daily. We are so divorced from our reality.
right? great insight tho
Bingo. Very well said my friend. Modern society is largely a conspiracy to protect us from the real, yet the thing we crave most is a deep contact with reality.
Well said 🎉🎉🎉🎉
The bible says that animals must be slaughtered to eat, bighting an animals neck or eating blood is sinful and wrong
well said
I’m from Tanzania 🇹🇿 and didn’t even know about this tribe!! So thank you for educating even the locals 🙏🏾
Haupo siriazi hata shule hujasoma
@@fadhiliromwald 😂😂
@@dustym-o-h8349 jamaaa anazingua 😂
How didn’t you and I did and I’m in America
@@PAGoldenglovechamp06 he choose to remain ignorant
So weird how due to covid rules he can't sleep there, yet he can literally spend the entire day with them, in very close contact, with no masks or sanitisation... Like if he's safe to do all that just let the guy sleep under the damn acacia tree
because covid comes out at night like ghosts
@@maravillas ha
VAMPIRE COVID
Man those tribal dudes are immune to COVID lmfao
Probably the same reason it was in my country, to discourage young people going out, since they mostly go out partying at night. Guess it applies in the middle of the weilderness as well lol.
No suelo comentar, pero este es el mejor video que he visto de esta tribu.saludos
The dogs. They deserve a lot more respect than they get. They have been helping us for millennia. Pretty badass bunch of people too. Your average western city dweller would end up lion shit in hours there.
The guy filming this video. Wouldn't last 1 day
hope that dog got patched up.. im sure those people know how to fix up their animals.. i mean they have lived this way for a VERY long time.. im sure thats not the first time thats happened
they are pretty vapid and stupid too. not a whole lot of intellectual stuff for them to do. also they don't seem to give a crap about their dogs other than for hunting.
@@gordonlekfors2708 considering you don't even know what they're saying, who are you to say that they're stupid? this is a 20 minute video out of these people's entire lives. they know how to make knives and jewellery so they likely know how to sew up a dog. one person literally fed a dog honey from their hand, how can you say they don't care about the dogs?
@@6_blocks_under I get that impression from the translated interview they made with them. they said nothing of interest, just talked about food lol. they don't even have a pantheon or mythos it seems. they asked them about what their dogs meant to them and he was like "helps us get food", like jeez not even gonna mention dogs as friends. seems pretty vapid.
15:16 they even share with the dogs 🤩🙏🏼🙏🏼 Side note: this content is incredible 🤯
Ofcours why else would the dogs hunt with them
When my dogs help on a hunt they get a share, even when I bring home big game they get a share.
Hear, Hear.
@@loganthesaint for real, hunters respect their helpers, they know to help and help super quick, they for sure deserve food. I swear people think hunters are just savages who don’t care about animals, but we respect Mother Nature more than city folks
Well they cant go and by them some alpo
"The deer is killed quickly..."
Me: "With a rock to the head? Slit throat with an arrowhead?"
"... with a BITE TO THE NECK."
I know that shit was crazy
I think they want to minimize blood loss from the animal
@@lahaine8026 you go out there and survive a week oh man with an iq above 60
@@lahaine8026 let’s see how long you can live in the wilderness with your high iq
@@lahaine8026 And what exactly gave you that idea? You do realize that their IQ is protected by natural selection while ours has been going down a cliff for decades? I don't see why you'd think their IQ is lower than ours. If you told me around 80, about 1 SD from the average, I could at least debate your opinion since you miss nurture but at least have a point on nature, meaning considering IQ is mainly informed genetically one might infer, if he's a tad racist, that their group is likely to have an average IQ below 100, but 60? heck below 60? You have no clue what you are talking about because for that to be the case if the tribe has lasted a couple generations you can see their curve wouldn't even be contained within ours, if the average was 60(which is higher than what you said) they would be able to produce people with lower IQs than the whole human race in its whole history with just 25 times their numbers throughout history, aka they wouldn't even be human. Unless what you meant is that at some point they were a newer branch of cast-offs from multiple tribes who banded together under the banner of stupidity to branch off from homo sapiens sapiens into homo kinda sapiens and that through crossbreeding purposefully for stupidity, eventually they succeeded in splintering from the human race into a lesser form of humanity. If that were the case I'm sorry for calling you a tad racist, I wouldn't want to offend you by mixing you together with the casual bigot if you make a point of taking your racism to the next level. That's almost 3 SD from the average. Like this, not only are you off on nurture, you are miles off on nature as well. As far as nurture goes, evolutionary speaking, our IQ piqued when we were hunter gatherers and our intellect evolved mainly to facilitate that task and our personalities still reflect the skew in IQ distribution where more modern traits are associated with lower IQs. The only edge you might have is a better language with which to articulate your thoughts, don't flatter yourself.
P.S. You kill the animal with your teeth because it's the natural thing to do and it's a contained kill. Your mouth makes sure there is no mess because you have this thing called suction while a knife has no such advantage. Less of a mess means making yourself less of a target, less traces, less smell, just better. Plus you can also argue that early contact with the blood of the creature, before the tribe eats it, might help in spotting potentially harmful meat. If these people do something a certain way, you should assume it's the right way to do it with their means, and then figure out why. None of us is smarter than selection over time, and they've been selecting for a long, long time to do what they've been doing with what they have at their disposal.
3 yrs late, but Mike thankyou SOOO MUCH for not blurring out the dispatching & stuff.. Others TH-camrs give the notification of view discretion & they still blurr it 😡.. Wtf people are too sensitive these days. Ancient Ancestors & WWII warriors would be ashamed. You warned people,.. So if these vegans, vegetarians & other sensitive people don't want to see it **THEN DON'T WATCH!!!** 😤.. So thankyou again bro, & you're a great story teller. Cheers from this Aussie 🇦🇺🇨🇦
I thought only my family talked like that to each other. I like this tribe. So full of life and joy. The fact that they partake of the herb is awesome. Very happy people.
How to tell somebody is completely self centred:
Fucking useless druggie, at least these people still contribute to their society
Hunting trip with the boys and a DOOBIE, is that not like the most fun a male can have 🤣
@@trevthekidd not even a little bit
@@peabrain6872then you’re not a man
For me the favorite segment was the go-pro on the chief. Just seeing how smoothly he traversed and how quickly was very satisfying. It didn't even seem like it was on a human just a very smooth zip-line or something. So amazing and cool how skilled these men are at moving, especially through the hazards of this wildlife compared to a developed area like where I live in America. I have never seen anything like this despite watching too much of the internet haha.Stunning, and it just instills such a good feeling of humanity in me to see how they treat you despite being a stranger at first and of course not similar in skill level. They want to teach you much and share everything with you.
As for the question in the video; I don't really partake in any drugs, but I'd absolutely accept their offer to smoke with this tribe simply due to how generous they are and to show my appreciation for their culture and having me in their home.
And for opinion on hunting and using dogs, I think both are absolutely necessary for these people to do. When it's nature, when it's survival, it's respectful and natural. I am an animal lover myself but yea, I can understand having the dog in danger because these people are not using the dogs to avoid danger completely like some modern hunters. They show by feeding the dogs honey that these are members of the tribe just like them and any of them have the possibility of being bitten. The humans accept such a risk alongside the pooches. They are helping each other stay fed in my opinion.
Honestly I would smoke with them too bc i'm sure whatever they're smoking is probably a lot more mild than the stuff that's produced in America these days.
Many thanks for you, really to share this lovely experience.
The fact that the tribe still humanly takes care of their pray is amazing and shows they respect the world around them! Something we need to learn
One of them literally used their teeth to tear open it's esophagus, despite several of them having knives.
@@WillyOrca faster death none the less. Still respectful
@@WillyOrca it bit down on its jugular so that blood wouldnt go to the brain, it didnt tear it open (i think)
@DominosBoy123 nah he first tortured it a bit to draw its mother out lol. Gotta do what you gotta do but I wouldn't call it respectful
That's not what happened lol.
As a hunter I appreciate you hunting with them and always looking for light on both sides very much love and can't stop watching your videos
This work is deeply meaningful. I've seen documentaries on hunter gatherers, but this brought me so much closer. My eyes got wet as I watched the men hunt. I've felt the hormonal cocktail fueling the drive to feed your people. No wonder that they say that that's the most happiest moment for them, being able to bring home what they catch, and share it with the others. There sure must be a way of activating those neural circuits in our civilized world... we have to find it, or it will cost us a lot, not feeling the way this people do our entire life.
that was beautiful
@Not Robot yes, agriculture, religion and science brought some things around us, but also took away bits out of the general quality of our inner life (but this could be repairable). now, having 2 kids, I have to run as fast as these hunter-gatherers to set them differently, knowing that there are still big chances that my son will be a sociopath, and my daughter a hedonist. and while I'm running, I already start to think how fast I have to run for my grand kids. Maybe I can reset them. I think it will be still worth it to continue to run fast... till we can smoke our joints while being out of breath :) puff-puff-PFUUH!
There is a way to activate those circuits. Hunting, fishing, gardening. Eating what you catch/kill/gather is deeply rewarding. Get involved and share your passion for it with others!
@@auto_5 yes, those could be definitely part of the menu, but sadly only for a part of us. there is a lot of us out there. we are 7 billion. if all of us go hunting and fishing in one weekend, you could surely put those selfies in the history book, case closed ('cause there wouldn't be anything to hunt or to fish after that). gardening would still remain an option, but it would be appealing only to a smaller number. i can not stop but wonder, how appealing we designed our social media tools. we all know what sensations these tools deliver us daily. maybe we could touch the algorithms in a way that they would touch us differently afterwards. infotech and biotech are already dating (ex: smartwatches). soon they will marry (and literally go under our skin). their offspring could maybe bring back the lost world (inside us) and connect it to the new worlds... if that would function, we could implement it on billions, with a very high rate of success, and quick results. it's not the only way, but surely one worth "daydreaming" about ;)
@Not Robot and thats what's so disgusting about this video, Narcistic asshole makes self aggrandising video on the pretext of being "natural"......perpetuates animal cruelty whilst reinforcing violence and murder.....geez
YES
That was to smoking the newspaper joint in the African bush, but I'll be damned if this isn't one of the most beautiful documentations of native human life and culture I've seen in a long time.
Wonderful job at experiencing and documenting this culture in an unbiased way. This was an amazing video to watch. ❤
What an incredible adventure for you dear I’m very happy for you. That was definitely an adventure of a lifetime. I’m going to meet the Masai Mara tribe when I go on safari in September 2025 I’m sure my experience will not be like the incredible one you had but nonetheless I’m grateful and blessed that I’m gonna have the opportunity to visit africa.
Personally, I think hunting - humanely and responsibly, not purely for trophies - can actually be one of the most ethical ways to acquire meat. The animals get to live natural lives instead of being penned up, crowded, and put through the general stress of captivity. Not that all domestic operations are bad, but they're certainly not all good either. Even in more developed countries, there are lots of people who find it more affordable to hunt a couple of deer per year than to buy that much packaged meat, and for the most part the people I've met who do hunt try to be as humane as they can. A quick kill is just practical, if nothing else.
Well said. I come from a long line of hunters, farmers and outdoorsmen. It's just a way of life. I've never been into trophy hunting but if I'm blessed with a trophy it's just a little more of a reward. 90 percent of the meat me and my wife eat is what I harvest. The way they pump the animals now for grocery stores is just wrong and who know what you're really eating. It's never as good as one that's lived free and healthy and provide much better nutrients and flavor to the one that hunts and harvests it as well.
In Judaism, part of the reason for Koshur laws is so that animals do not suffer unnecessarily when they are killed for food. Koshur k_lls of animals partly means that they die very swiftly and therefore without much or any pain.
However, I want to hunt a Kodiak bear while clad in armor and armed with a sword, spear, and/or dagger. I doubt the k_ll will be Koshur, but I can still donate the corpse of the bear as food for gentiles. This type of hunt will strengthen my character by allowing me to voluntarily face fear and combat with a mighty creature. Hunting will also allow me to appreciate the struggles my ancestors conquered while hunting for food.
@@Jewish_Juggernaut you know that's basically what trophy hunting means...
the meat of the captive breaded lion too is given to local populations (your gentiles) and the people that kill them too want to "strengthen my character by allowing me to voluntarily face fear and combat with a mighty creature", the only difference i see is that you're more likely to die because you don't have a sniper but a sword witch is more fair to the prey if we're talking "chance to die" but bring much more suffering than a well placed bullet (you're not going to 1shot that bear with your sword).
you will not "appreciate the struggles my ancestors conquered while hunting for food" beause you won't be hunting for food, you're hunting for an adventure, a good story to tell, a proof of your power, that is basically what trophy hunting is...
@@maxk5065 I did not say that it would not be trophy hunting, or that trophy hunting was wrong. Moreover, I also acknowledged that the bear's d__th would be painful and not a 1 hit k_ll from my sword as I said I doubt the k_ll would be Koshur.
Hunting a bear with a gun would strengthen one's character. I did not say hunting creatures with guns is wrong or cowardly. However, having combat with a Kodiak bear with melee weapons will strengthen one's character even more so due to the drastically more difficult challenge.
As for you claiming, "you will not "appreciate the struggles my ancestors conquered while hunting for food" beause you won't be hunting for food, you're hunting for an adventure, a good story to tell, a proof of your power..." you are wrong. I would not be hunting to prove my power, at least not as much as I would be hunting to become more powerful and to become better. Hunting for food was an adventure.
Voluntarily going through any difficult challenge would allow one to appreciate the struggles, and therefore also hunting for food, their ancestors conquered, even if it's as simple as taking a cold shower, let alone having melee combat with a Brown bear.
Voluntarily facing any difficult and/or dangerous challenge in terms of having respect, gratitude, and understanding of their ancestors bloody well beats always living in comfort and telling trophy hunters how they're evil.
In ancient Scandinavian cultures, 15-year-old boys would go hunt an Uruz, which is a now seemingly extinct species that was practically a larger buffalo, to earn their manhood. That was trophy hunting, and it was not evil; in fact, it was good.
@@Jewish_Juggernaut as you wrote it under a comment that says something like hunting is good if not for trophies i thought maybee you didin't considered it trophy hunting.
i understand your viewpoint, i'm not saying you're evil (there is no morality only morales, the universe doens't give a shit about good and evil), but just like i'm sadden by some of their kills, i would be for that bear, especially in our ecologically dying earth. man, since the start, has driven to extinction so much (especially great predators like that bear or the buffalo you're talking about) i wouldn't like to be part of it, and wish you take that into account and reconsider you way of getting stronger and did the cold shower, ufc fighting or other physical feats that do not threaten any animals...
but who am i to tell you what to do while i eat meat from the slautherhouse and stuff... just consider it, animal life is precious and we're running out of it
"And they call me kuku which means friend" lol sounds like they're calling you coo coo for crazy lmao. Inside joke for them.
It also means chicken in swahili.
yeah it sounded like "friend" was "bawa"
Cucu means 'ass' in spanish, the world doesnt evolve around English only.
@@teresamyers6992 really ? I thought English was the only language known to man !
Kuku means something very different in South Africa 👀💔🤣😂
The stoner "snort cough" is universal 😂 SNRKK SNRRK SNRRK
damn right hahah
Snrrk
💯
Take it to the head!
😂😂😂😂I love it
I had some trouble with dinner taking too long to make tonight, with chopping salad/ sandwich wrap veggies, partly while watching the world come together for the Olympic games on TV. I then somehow ran into these wild hunting videos??? after years on youtube & never seeing this... I think maybe a lesson in gratitude at the perfect moment LOL : )This definitely helped me to not have a negative mind about 'dinner problems.'
look at the difference between the strength of people who take fabricated food with who eat natural foods...how much this tribes are strong!! love you!!
We’re deluding ourselves if we think that the food is all that matters.
You could eat what they eat, sit on your couch, and still be just out of shape
@@justamustachewithoutaguy9370exactly. These guys climb, hunt and run all day
These are educational, TH-cam’s stupid rules shouldn’t apply.
You are totally right.
It's rather a commentary of an exciting safari trip than educational.
@@phos687 just because you are learning about something exciting or fun doesn’t mean it should be censored.
@@Zurtle1 I agree that it should not be censored :) What I meant was, that it's not educational. For example, proof of the origins of domesticated dogs can not be found in Africa like he mentioned but in Europe/Siberia and the oldest finding goes back to roughly 15000 years I think. It's also not a "time machine" experience because the Hadza are strongly influenced by western society.
Liberal narcissists.
I LOVE HOW THEY ARE PERFECT DOG OWNERS even tho the food is scarce! Look at the communication!!! The respect! The Loyalty!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Well they are certainly good at training them. That guy managed to get that dog away from that baby kudu easily. But I wouldn’t call them the absolute best dog owners out there. Remember the dogs are primarily there for hunting and tracking, there’s very little emotional attachment
@@theotheseaeagle they aren’t pet owners, dog owners! They aren’t pets but tools, and they treat their tools very very well👍🏼
@@extended3779 you don’t feed tools plus it’s better than using them for pet shows or tiktok
@@theotheseaeagle I think there is a lot of emotional attachment.
When someone helps you find food and survive, wouldn't you attach to them emotionaly?
@@extended3779 this is such weird dehumanisation wtf is wrong with you.
This is amazing to watch. It really is like a time machine, thank you for sharing
Being a stoned ancient hunter gatherer sounds like a dream
No different than me I smoke a joint to eat my wife’s cooking.
@@pissonthe0fighteverybody276 😂
It would be cool for a month or two but no way I can live the rest of my life like that.
Like the games i play 🤣
Fr.
That small game arrow is genius and the concept is pretty much indentical to the tips I have for when I go rabbit hunting with my compound bow.
Limiting over penetration and meat destruction while also delivering as much energy from the arrow into the target as possible.
These guys are the pinnacle of badass.
Going out with nothing but water, joints, dogs, and arrows.
So cool that I was able to find this video.
Donovan B......said so well!!
💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿✌🏿
Their immune system is probably crazy strong.
Everything they eat is the epitome of organic
Strong to their environment. If they were introduced to outside diseases they probably would not fair well.
@@Nightenstaff But I garuntee you if most people drink the water they do, they’d be sick AF
Me: drinks not quite frozen slushi and gets diahrea.
It is but the lack of hygiene is still a threat. That's why most of their children die and the adults usually don't get old.
Those people have good energy you can tell they live in tune with nature. I would love to experience this version of real life not the facade we live in, in society.
They live in society but it is a better society
This series is incredible!
Totally
It’s incredible we don’t know how to live like that anymore :/
Yeah!
He says the N** word at 20:15
Tries to pretend he is saying ( another thought )
However you could tell he looks away and makes an exaggerated gesture to cover up
@@exposinglocalcorruption4694 he said id love to know your thoughts lmao
And this is EXACTLY why I go on TH-cam. And bud you started it out perfectly for first time viewers.. Got my subscription!! Minnesota appreciates you brother! Safe travels.
Thank you thank you thank you for sharing. This is amazing footage. I will keep watching.
It looks very crude, rough, brutal but natural. This is how our ancestors survived eventually produced us the 'sissies' watching u on utube. Thanks, for the show.
look how much happier they are than the depressed zombies in the civilized world.
God i want to do things like these
@@ShaglusZ And more dead. Perfect life if you only want to live 40 years.
@@TimmiCat depends man, ask most tribes around the world and they will tell you a very different story, many old folks, and nowadays, everywhere is tainted. would rather live free truly than live long on anti depressants and boring heartless work. but that's just me, fear is a helluva drug.