Often asked: "Why not buy a kettle with a built-in whistle?" Answer: When there is a lack of creativity and imagination, a kettle with a built-in whistle is the only choice. I recommend the full video of this camping, it's more than just fishing: th-cam.com/video/Z5AjQ49y2DI/w-d-xo.html
@@cendricle FYI, tea made from willow bark is the first source of aspirin. Be careful if you use willow bark tea. You can easily get too much aspirin from it, but I feel like it's probably better to use the natural form of aspirin than the synthetic stuff that Bayer came up with. They also were the first to refine opium into heroine.
My dad taught me how to make a whistle like that when I was a kid. We didn't use it for our tea kettle, we just ran around tooting it while camping in the mountains of Colorado. That was 55 years ago. Miss ya pops.
@@D00LEY356 grandfather on your fathers side. Just saying grandfather doesnt allow for the distinction between your mother or fathers father. For instance the opposite would be your maternal grandfather.
my grandad used to make those kind of whistles for me when I was little, he passed away before he could ever teach me how to make them and Ive never been able to get them right so I could show my kids. he's been gone 24 years now and your video brought up many happy memories, THANK YOU SO MUCH!
THANK YOU FOR BRINGING BACK MEMORIES !!! I went to the YMCA Camp Ocoee, when I was a kid, and they taught us lots of bushcraft along with this very whistle. We used it for a LOST WHISTLE, in case we got lost. We all made them. Years went by and I taught my daughter how to make one. That was over thirty years ago. By you whittling that one out it brought back a ton of memories !!! THANK YOU !!! The kids of today's world dont have common since because everything they know is two dimensional...staying on a phone as much as they do! Good BushCraft would be good for every kid, and leave their phone at home! I'm subbing. Bill, from Tn. 🇺🇸
@@PurpleFilthxit's called knowing how to carve bud, you don't need a drill to make a hole 💀plus the hole he made is rigid, if he used a drill it would've been a smooth round circle
Oh what, you reminded us of our childhood 45 years ago. We used to make such whistles from walnut branches just for fun and we carried them with us to school for parties, blowing whistles in the ears of our friends.
Помню было мне лет 7, ходили с дедушкой в лес по грибы, он человек был вспыльчивый, ворчливый, но внуков любил порадовать. Вырезал мне такой свисток, я малой в таком восторге был). Умер 7 лет назад дедушка
@@M_C_Botshмолодые побеги в любое время подходят просто есть молодые и крупные или очень тонкие разный сорт порасли ... у нас на щепу были высадки там постоянно зарасль до жердей а восновном на плетёнку шла .. сараи заборы катушки кухни летние ... 😊😊 нас родители учили в 70 80 х корзины веники вязать плести лозу и прутья как подсыхают чуток ... нынешнему поколению не до этого .. 😊😊
Очень сожалею о дедушке. Не подскажешь, что это за куст? Похож на бузину, но я ни разу не видел чтобы ее обстукивая очищали. Просто почему спрашиваю, может получится из такой древесины сделать рожок)
As a kid I learned from my father to make these. They were slightly different in design and meant for playing, we even were sliding the end piece back and forth when playing, trombone style. Since that time I have made them almost every summer because it is so fun and satisfying. I am 64 now.
Неплохо,у нас мужик в деревне,делал полноценные свистки музыкальные с березы,а такие как на видео ,мог каждый третий житель нашей деревни,за видео лайк👍👍👍,ностальгия
I wrote my previous comment before I heard the whistle in the pot . . I literally thought "are you taking the absolute piss" - I like it! Subscribed.. Don't let me down 😅
Гортаючи короткі відео я побачив щось , що глибоко зачепило мою пам'ять, память про прадідуся який саме таким способом 35 років тому вчив мене робити цей інструмент з верби. Люди народжуються і помирають , і хоч пам'ять про них теж не вічна, але дякую тобі друже це відео, до сліз.
Me lembrou meu tempo de escoteiro. Acampava e logo ia procurar alguma madeira para fazer um apito. Eu tinha 14 anos, hoje com 81, me voltam as boas lembranças. Obrigado pelo vídeo. Vou dormir mais feliz hoje.
Все же я убеждаюсь в том что все племена и народы земли из одного теста сделаны Такие же свистульки такой же дух царит атмосфера Скифы также занимались ремеслом Браво 💙🖤❤️🤎💜🧡🤍🌏🌎🌍🙏🕊️
Wow when I saw this video it just brought back memories of when my grandfather was teaching me how to make a same kind of a whistle 55 years ago, now I am a grandfather I have to teach my grandson the same technique of making a whistle.
Yep what an idiot. A guy i knew died squatted down carving his name into a tree with a very sharp hatchet, slipped and hit his arterie in the inner thigh. Too far out to reach hospital in time even with pressure and belt
My grandfather in Norway used to make us these as kids. I remember you can only make them during the right season when the tree is sappy enough and it has to be a special type of tree. He would always sing this song as he tapped bark to loosen it from the wood. Problem is I don’t know what type of tree that is or if we even have it around me…
If you remember what the bark looked like it would be easier to help, but of the trees I know that are native to Norway you're either looking for Aspen or a very young birch.
I have the same memories from my grandfather, from what i remember we use Seljetre in Norway to make these. It’s usually only possible around june. Good memories, i’ll try to remember it next summer 🙏🏼
@@jimmyrustler8983 didn't know that one, willow bark contains salicin which is closely related to the active ingredient in aspirin. (Chewing on the inside of willow bark makes an effective pain reliever. Don't chew or brew to consume willow bark/tea if you're allergic to aspirin) If you swallow willow bark it'll come out pretty much the same way it went in, it won't be a pleasant process.
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Often asked: "Why not buy a kettle with a built-in whistle?" Answer: When there is a lack of creativity and imagination, a kettle with a built-in whistle is the only choice. I recommend the full video of this camping, it's more than just fishing: th-cam.com/video/Z5AjQ49y2DI/w-d-xo.html
I agree with you just do something creative where's the fun in that if you buy it 🤔
People who ask those kinds of questions would probably be the first to die if the shops all shut down
@@spectrumdnb7If the shops shut down he can't buy kettle either.
I was thinking (why would anybody want to make a whistle while fishing). Then you showed the perfect reason why 😂. Great stuff
That’s a really poor excuse 😂😂😂
We need to be more like this man
Thanks for 10k likes this means a lot to me
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@@noyoucantnoicantnowecantsostopwhat u confused on?
@@Colincantkill wdym by "we need to be more like this" like what? Constantly carving a wooden whistle for kettles on daily basis?
@@noyoucantnoicantnowecantsostop I see. I think he meant "We need more people able to make their own tools, instead of relying on store bought ones."
@@Colincantkill kinda but I meant like be in nature
I’m more impressed with how you peeled the bark
Me either
И какая отличная реклама ножа😊
Gotta use willow.
@@punkinhaidmartinthank you sir, I was gonna say that I’ve never seen wood do that but I really wanted to try it out. I appreciate your knowledge
@@cendricle FYI, tea made from willow bark is the first source of aspirin.
Be careful if you use willow bark tea. You can easily get too much aspirin from it, but I feel like it's probably better to use the natural form of aspirin than the synthetic stuff that Bayer came up with.
They also were the first to refine opium into heroine.
My dad taught me how to make a whistle like that when I was a kid. We didn't use it for our tea kettle, we just ran around tooting it while camping in the mountains of Colorado.
That was 55 years ago.
Miss ya pops.
Rip to ur Pops 🙏🕊
Gott segne sie. ❤ Grüße aus Frankfurt germany
@Nemrudun125
Thank you so very much.
I have been to Frankfurt many times, many years ago.
I miss Germany like it was my first home.
Take Care
@@flyingpie6924
Thank you
Meanwhile, his outdoor stove looks cleaner than most people's indoor stoves...
Cleaner then my stove lol
My grandpa taught me and my brother how to make these kind of whistles when we were young. This brought back a happy memory, thank you. RIP grandpa :(
I think you mean a pappy memory. 😅RIP
Exactly same for me, except I don't have a brother
God bless you, your brother and your grandpa who is resting in eternal peace
@@mato4025Me too bro. 🤗 🇨🇿
Same here!
My grandpa was making similar whistles for me in my childhood. I had no idea how. Now I know, thanks!
My dad made me one when I was maybe 5! But I forgot how to do it over the years.
Now I'm going to make one myself😅
It's one of my most cherished memories with my paternal grandfather, learning to make whistles like this one. Takes me back to a simple time.
mine too...
@@Ollearonssonwhat’s is a paternal grandfather?
@@D00LEY356 grandfather on your fathers side. Just saying grandfather doesnt allow for the distinction between your mother or fathers father. For instance the opposite would be your maternal grandfather.
my grandad used to make those kind of whistles for me when I was little, he passed away before he could ever teach me how to make them and Ive never been able to get them right so I could show my kids. he's been gone 24 years now and your video brought up many happy memories, THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Now learn how to make them and continue his legacy
Сочувствую вам. Примите мои соболезнования 😢
THANK YOU FOR BRINGING BACK MEMORIES !!!
I went to the YMCA Camp Ocoee, when I was a kid, and they taught us lots of bushcraft along with this very whistle. We used it for a LOST WHISTLE, in case we got lost. We all made them. Years went by and I taught my daughter how to make one. That was over thirty years ago. By you whittling that one out it brought back a ton of memories !!! THANK YOU !!! The kids of today's world dont have common since because everything they know is two dimensional...staying on a phone as much as they do! Good BushCraft would be good for every kid, and leave their phone at home!
I'm subbing. Bill, from Tn. 🇺🇸
Thank you for sharing your story. I am very pleased, thank you!
When you need to make sure all fauna and flora can hear when your coffee is ready
😂
No lo habia pensado asi 😂
That’s called delivery food
😎🤙
XD
You’re the kinda guy you want on ur crew in an apocalypse
Dude.. Just spell, you did every other word correct apart from one 🤦♂️ Why?!
If it's a zombie apocalypse then.....
Both parties will know the food is ready ☠️
@@AstrixCloudyou’re really mad about him saying “ur” 💀
@@AstrixCloudHe even spelled out “you’re” with the apostrophe 😂
@@AstrixCloudare you really here bitching about someone else’s word choice? Ffs go touch grass
I thought you were going to play the flute, but still you got me impressed
That tea kettle got some real whistle blowing talent 😂😂
My uncle tought me how to make a flute when i was 7, and im gonna teach my sons that to 😊
Через это проходили всё мальчишки пятидесятых годов, и ничего удивительного в этом. Очень хорошие свистки получаются из вишни и акации.
I wanted to write exactly the same.
Same dude
Sounds like some sick euphemism
That sounds like the gayest family tradition iVe ever heard
As a Wood Whistle i can confirm that he carved me into existence
Ты и правда ,Деревянный 😅💪
Don’t forget about the drill he edited out
@@PurpleFilthxit's called knowing how to carve bud, you don't need a drill to make a hole 💀plus the hole he made is rigid, if he used a drill it would've been a smooth round circle
as a kettle he made that whistle fit goooooodddd
@@WillO001 😨
That's brilliant, I've seen videos of making whistles before, but never used this way. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.❤❤❤
I find your videos therapeutic and calming !!!
That was impressive holy shit
😂
When I was 10, all boys could do that.
That was 40+ years ago. Not so sure now.
OMG. My grandpa showed me how to make a whistle. Such a great memory. Thank you!
This is the exact method my Grandad taught me 40 years ago. This brought back some great memories, thank you!
Дуже гарна кепка ♥️
Не
На кепке говно прилипшее
В дитинстві такі свистка з дерева липи робили. 😊
Oh what, you reminded us of our childhood 45 years ago. We used to make such whistles from walnut branches just for fun and we carried them with us to school for parties, blowing whistles in the ears of our friends.
I'm more impressed that it almost perfectly fit the kettle.
I dont know why but this video is so calming
It has no music.
American tv and videos nearly always have music going.
To not have music makes a pleasant change.
Bro really lifted that kettle like a mom
What does this even mean 😭 😭
More like an African mom
@@yannickgaensicke509usually the handle is hot but mom is gigachad and hold it barehand so is this man
In urmă cu 40 ,50 de ani făcea tata asemenea fluiere din lemn de soc ,era ceva deosebit ❤❤❤
I love the part where you use one of your only 2 legs as a cutting board. Bonus points if your car is parked far away.
yeah. that always makes me cringe.
He's pissing on people telling him to just get a teapot with a whistle, and meanwhile he's doing this
Out of all the wood carving videos I've seen... this is one of the most impressive I've seen do far 👏👌🙌😊
I do like the idea but really? This is the most impressive woodcarving you have seen? 😅
Great memory of my Dad making these. Love it
Помню было мне лет 7, ходили с дедушкой в лес по грибы, он человек был вспыльчивый, ворчливый, но внуков любил порадовать. Вырезал мне такой свисток, я малой в таком восторге был). Умер 7 лет назад дедушка
А мне отец делал такие свистки. Кажется по весне это делалось пока сокодвижение хорошее.
@@M_C_Botshмолодые побеги в любое время подходят просто есть молодые и крупные или очень тонкие разный сорт порасли ... у нас на щепу были высадки там постоянно зарасль до жердей а восновном на плетёнку шла .. сараи заборы катушки кухни летние ... 😊😊 нас родители учили в 70 80 х корзины веники вязать плести лозу и прутья как подсыхают чуток ... нынешнему поколению не до этого .. 😊😊
@@M_C_Botshименно так, тогда кора слазит легко.
@@M_C_Botsh
а я такой старый, что делал себе сам. Из веток ивы.Надо только ветку хорошо обухом ножа обстучать. Тогда кора легко снимается.
Очень сожалею о дедушке. Не подскажешь, что это за куст? Похож на бузину, но я ни разу не видел чтобы ее обстукивая очищали.
Просто почему спрашиваю, может получится из такой древесины сделать рожок)
Him cutting the stick directly on his pants made me nervous asf brooo
😂мы в детстве тоже такие свистки делали.
Когда мы братьями были маленькими наш дедушка постоянно нам делал свистки такие и разные игрушки.
Когда я был маленький, мне дедушка так свистульки делал😊👍🤝❤️
Das kenn ich noch! Ne pfeife bauen! Krass wie schnell man die guten Sachen vergisst! ❤
Oh my goodness, i remember dad making me a willow whistle when I was a boy 😊
😃👍В далëком детстве тоже делали такие свистки
Из веток ивы
Да-да! Потом пришёл иуда Горби и кожаным свистом всему народу надавал по морде.
@@videoleaks ЧЕМ ОН ТЕБЕ НЕ УГОДИЛ???
@@vladimir51ful, чего: "не угодил"? Ты что, прикидываешься иль и впрямь дебил?
Дедушка делал в 80-х. Видео посмотрел и вспомнил, а так забыл бы на...😢
As a kid I learned from my father to make these. They were slightly different in design and meant for playing, we even were sliding the end piece back and forth when playing, trombone style. Since that time I have made them almost every summer because it is so fun and satisfying. I am 64 now.
I like this new type of content from Shia LaBeouf. Keep it up!
Awesome dude, love your videos
Edit: don't like this keep it at 69 likes
Who ever made it go 70 is the reason for world wars
Some one ruined it
@@That_One_Npc0 nooo
В детстве такие выстругивали🥰👍
Я тоже😅👍
Совсем мелкий был, меня научил незнакомый старичок. Я гулял с дружками в лесополосе случайно встретил его.
Голубой что ли?
Неплохо,у нас мужик в деревне,делал полноценные свистки музыкальные с березы,а такие как на видео ,мог каждый третий житель нашей деревни,за видео лайк👍👍👍,ностальгия
Ok, that's a cool little trick. 👍👍👍
Мы в детстве такие мастерили. Помогали на охоте и при походах по грибы чтобы дркг друга не потерять
Ты кепку его видел?
@@PaNc1L228да, видели, пшёл нахер зетник со своей политотой
@@PaNc1L228 Слава богу хоть один заметил
@@PaNc1L228Ты свое ебало видел?
@@PaNc1L228кацапа спитати забули
I thought he was making a whistle for signaling others, not himself 😂.
Great improvisational craft man, well done.
Of all the things I've seen people build in the woods. That is the most useful thing I have seen.❤😂
The moment you slid the bark off. That was beautiful 🥺🥺🥺🥺
Makes degloving seem fun ☺️😂
I wrote my previous comment before I heard the whistle in the pot . .
I literally thought "are you taking the absolute piss" - I like it!
Subscribed..
Don't let me down 😅
В детстве постоянно делали такие свистульки... И не только😇
такой свисток мне, мой отец сделал 50 лет назад....а в его детстве, он делал свисток себе сам...потому, как его отца, моего деда, убили немцы...
Самотыки тоже?
@@keepcalm5488 для тебя сделаю
@@keepcalm5488 А что , нужен ? Проблемы , никто не "любит" ?
@@user-cq8gt8wu2l хохлиные свиносвистки не нужны!
Гортаючи короткі відео я побачив щось , що глибоко зачепило мою пам'ять, память про прадідуся який саме таким способом 35 років тому вчив мене робити цей інструмент з верби. Люди народжуються і помирають , і хоч пам'ять про них теж не вічна, але дякую тобі друже це відео, до сліз.
Me lembrou meu tempo de escoteiro. Acampava e logo ia procurar alguma madeira para fazer um apito. Eu tinha 14 anos, hoje com 81, me voltam as boas lembranças. Obrigado pelo vídeo. Vou dormir mais feliz hoje.
Obrigado por compartilhar sua história! Saúde para você!
Каждый ребенок в СССР знал это. И передает уже своим детям.
Nice. My grandfather told me about this trick but I never tried it. Was the wood willow?
when I make a whistle i use mountain ash ie the rowan tree, but you need to do it when the sap is rising
здравствуйте, это может быть и лощина, орешник
@@user-mr5ny8vh8yклён тоже годится😏
В детстве мы делали их из тополя.
Да, это ива (тальник)
Diese Pfeifen haben ich als Kind auch immer gebaut.👍 Ist schon ein paar Jahrzehnte her.😊 Grüße 🖖 aus der Natur in Germany.
Prignitz Outdoor
انت مبدع حقآ❤
My dad god rest his soul used to make me whistle from branches a lot and he taught me how
my dad used to whip me with branches until i whistled...does that count?
Bro knows the metal kettle comes with those built in right?
Он поменялся . встроенный свисток на удочку
May be he has lost it 😢😢😢
Not all do anymore.
That’s boring and uncreative
He still in era where the kettle haven't it
in my childhood my father taught me how to make such a whistle).
like for reminding me of this👍👍👍
I’m more impressed in the little mobile furnace that looks pretty dope
So handy❤
Я с братом в детстве таким образом дудки делали. Когда первую сделал, столько гордости было.
Все же я убеждаюсь в том что все племена и народы земли из одного теста сделаны Такие же свистульки такой же дух царит атмосфера Скифы также занимались ремеслом Браво 💙🖤❤️🤎💜🧡🤍🌏🌎🌍🙏🕊️
Круто. У моей бабушки есть старый чайник с встроенным свистком. Cool. My grandmother has an old kettle with a built-in whistle.
Im going to rip the whistle off my kettle and carve me a new whistle 🤓🇦🇺
Nice hat, subscribed 🤙🇺🇦
Why is it a nice hat? What is the hat?
@@hokeypokeypothere is a symbol of Ukraine on it, which means the author is Ukrainian 💫
Must check
....lol normal hat,even right now wearing it hehe
Wow when I saw this video it just brought back memories of when my grandfather was teaching me how to make a same kind of a whistle 55 years ago, now I am a grandfather I have to teach my grandson the same technique of making a whistle.
This is the coolest thing I’ve watched all day
I miss this kind of life
My grandmother taught me how to make these. They were always fun to make and play with
I did this so many times and it works so well
I respect how sharp your knife is
He can survive any where 🙌
Nothing like showing how sharp your knife is and then proceed to carve wood on your thigh,nothing can go wrong with that.
Yep what an idiot. A guy i knew died squatted down carving his name into a tree with a very sharp hatchet, slipped and hit his arterie in the inner thigh. Too far out to reach hospital in time even with pressure and belt
This is awesome 😎😎😎😎 GOALS TO BE MORE LIKE YOU MY BROTHER!!
We did this when we were kids.. Greetings from the former USSR. )))
У нас в СССР любой ребенок так умел.:)
beautiful!
No way he just slid the bark off with some tippy taps like that. Crazy. Wish circumcision was that easy
My grandpa showed me a similar style of making those over the time I sadly forgot thank u very much for reactivating this memory
My grandfather in Norway used to make us these as kids. I remember you can only make them during the right season when the tree is sappy enough and it has to be a special type of tree. He would always sing this song as he tapped bark to loosen it from the wood. Problem is I don’t know what type of tree that is or if we even have it around me…
If you remember what the bark looked like it would be easier to help, but of the trees I know that are native to Norway you're either looking for Aspen or a very young birch.
I have the same memories from my grandfather, from what i remember we use Seljetre in Norway to make these. It’s usually only possible around june. Good memories, i’ll try to remember it next summer 🙏🏼
Willow. In the spring. March-April, IIRC
Looks like Birch to me.
hazelnut
Тоже так делал в дестве
変なライフハック動画みるより何倍も実用性があって素直にすごいと思う
I love the whistle and the sound of the wood.
В детстве дедушка мне и ребятам такие свистки делал, бегали свистели )
Кепка бомба🎉
и ножик хороший
Бомба всмысле крутая или бомба(в прямом сымсле)?
Свистулька из рябины... Воспоминания из детства)))
My dad showed me how to do this when he taught me to widdle. Very good practice and fun
Yes that was more important than catching a fish.
No way the bark came off like that
blunt force can break the bond of willow bark from the wood. Allowing it to peel away like that
@@Masked_One_1316The bark also makes good charcoal, which you can then use as an ingredient to make pine pitch glue. 👍
@@jimmyrustler8983 didn't know that one, willow bark contains salicin which is closely related to the active ingredient in aspirin. (Chewing on the inside of willow bark makes an effective pain reliever. Don't chew or brew to consume willow bark/tea if you're allergic to aspirin)
If you swallow willow bark it'll come out pretty much the same way it went in, it won't be a pleasant process.
@@Masked_One_1316cool
Beautiful. It remembered me the game Red Dead Redemption. ❤
my dad used to make them for me when I was a kid! thanks for that memory dude :D
ただただ機能美✨🌿😌
Quelle couteau tu utilise ? Sinon j’adore tes vidéos
Ruike P128-SB
I totally forgot that people used to know and MAKE everything instead of Amazon Prime. Damn, thanks for the reminder!
Love it. Nicely done.
Never cut anything on your leg.
Ой ? Да и так можно глянуть посмотреть кипит или нет зачем свисток было делать.😂😂
what a knife and a stick can do is truly amazing 🤩
Can make a cool little whistle with elder. I do enjoy carving little things when sitting quietly fishing 👌👌
昔 お爺ちゃんが竹でなんでも作ってくれました♪♪
お弁当箱も
コップも
竹鉄砲も なんでも❤️
だからナイフがとても魔法に見えて 宝物でした。