My grandfather told me they used cotton and their darts were fat lighter pine. They hunted birds with them in the late 1800s and early 1900s. He was born in 1886.
some of this is laughable..and Im most Ojibwa while they never mention the atlatl which was way before this..do research people dont believe all you see here many tribes never had access to the blow gun vegetation but did have for atlatl which were thousands of years before...do your research
Wa Do. So direct and to the point. I am a new era blow gunner. I so want to learn to make traditional Tsi La Gee weaponry.
Packed with information this is a great video thank you for sharing your culture
this is most excellent! thanks!
Awesome video buddy
Wow! You're really good at that!
Dang, Danny was showing off. Lol...I'm gonna tease that guy next time I see him.
Where are these filmed at ? I say a guy use the blow darts in Tahlequah Oklahoma
A way to make an attached Stone points to a blowgun dart
Shooting at a Bear target, Just like when Rabbit discovered it!
How do you keep you Can from splitting .please
Omg so cool!
Wado. Love the buck teeth... Just like mine!!!
Wow!
Salty... Good shot !
Wado 🧡
Its not the traditional way but. You can use a cotton. On the end of the dart instead of thistle weed,
In case you can't find any,,,
My grandfather told me they used cotton and their darts were fat lighter pine. They hunted birds with them in the late 1800s and early 1900s. He was born in 1886.
I know one thing. I'm staying' out of his garden.
some of this is laughable..and Im most Ojibwa while they never mention the atlatl which was way before this..do research people dont believe all you see here many tribes never had access to the blow gun vegetation but did have for atlatl which were thousands of years before...do your research