Probably the best, clearest and most concise knapping videos I’ve seen since paleomanjim! I sincerely hope you follow through and wade in with at least one of these per week, or better yet more! Absolutely top shelf knapping and your instruction, or technique description is the best out there. Do us a favor and let us count on at least a consistent regular weekly video. Please!
@@GulfCoastKnapping keep making videos. There’s lots of guys using your tools that will benefit. You can actually read a rock which is in short supply because most folks only buy stuff and don’t quarry.
There are some good flintknapping books out there, but I’d say 95% of new knappers learn best from attending knap-ins and watching instructional videos to further their skills. If you’d like a specific video on the basics of flintknapping I could do that for you
Are you collecting this in the southeastern region of AL? I’m in the lake eufaula area and have heard people say there is chert about an hour south of where I am. Curious if this is the same stuff.
Yes! There’s some chert all over south east Alabama. Many farmers will discard chunks beside their fields, and there are outcrops of chert everywhere but takes some research to find
There’s a huge quarry about an hour south of you. More than you could imagine. And I know exactly where it’s at if you would like to contact me if you are still looking to collect some.
@@robertseals8422 yes I was talking to someone who collects arrowheads and they mentioned some chert being in either Henry or Houston county. I’ve also found some about 20 minutes from here but it is very low quality unless it’s heat treated.
It's as easy as driving to Albany. Drive to the Georgia power dam. There's a boat ramp there. Walk into the ankle deep water and pick it up. You'll see spalls everywhere where people break it down before they leave. GP doesn't care. I go there 2 or 3 times a year.
Probably the best, clearest and most concise knapping videos I’ve seen since paleomanjim! I sincerely hope you follow through and wade in with at least one of these per week, or better yet more! Absolutely top shelf knapping and your instruction, or technique description is the best out there.
Do us a favor and let us count on at least a consistent regular weekly video. Please!
Thank you earnest, just now seeing this comment. I’m certainly going to try and post as often as possible, and I appreciate the kind words!
Your quarrying skills of costal plains raw and explanations are really good. That stuff is going to heat nice.
Thank you, appreciate that a lot!
@@GulfCoastKnapping keep making videos. There’s lots of guys using your tools that will benefit. You can actually read a rock which is in short supply because most folks only buy stuff and don’t quarry.
Thank you so much for your explanations on spalling is much more difficult than it first appears
Appreciate that👍🏼
I tried this with some local chert from the Matanuska river. It was seriously challenging just to get a flake off.
Depending on the chert it can be either really easy or really difficult😂
Jacob, I'm new to flint knapping.
Like your videos. Very educational. Question, what
knapping instruction book
would you recommend a newbie
purchase?
There are some good flintknapping books out there, but I’d say 95% of new knappers learn best from attending knap-ins and watching instructional videos to further their skills. If you’d like a specific video on the basics of flintknapping I could do that for you
Sure would like to have some of the stuff that went into the bucket? Do you sell any of that material?
Where did you get that big copper bopper? I'd love to find one
I think I got every bopper in the video from flintknappingsupplies.com
@@GulfCoastKnapping cool ty!
I kind of like that Alabama coastal.....what kind of heat temp do you use.....what part of the state is it in ?
Southeast Alabama, but also found in Georgia and Florida in the surrounding regions. I usually heat these up to 600, but depends on the grade
Very nice instructional reduction
Are you collecting this in the southeastern region of AL? I’m in the lake eufaula area and have heard people say there is chert about an hour south of where I am. Curious if this is the same stuff.
Yes! There’s some chert all over south east Alabama. Many farmers will discard chunks beside their fields, and there are outcrops of chert everywhere but takes some research to find
There’s a huge quarry about an hour south of you. More than you could imagine. And I know exactly where it’s at if you would like to contact me if you are still looking to collect some.
@@robertseals8422 unfortunately that quarry has been blocked off to the public and to flintknappers, it’s been that way for 5-10
@@robertseals8422 years now😕 there sure is a lot there though
@@robertseals8422 yes I was talking to someone who collects arrowheads and they mentioned some chert being in either Henry or Houston county. I’ve also found some about 20 minutes from here but it is very low quality unless it’s heat treated.
There is a setting on my phone so my selfie videos don't record reversed. It's on the camera app called " save as previewed" . Uncheck it.
Ineed some thing to knapp no rock can you spare some
How could i contact you. Im in south ga and cant get good coastal I only knapp what i buy from texas. Really interested in trying to get some of that
It’s very difficult stone, but works well when heated. I’ll find you on FB and add you.
It's as easy as driving to Albany. Drive to the Georgia power dam. There's a boat ramp there. Walk into the ankle deep water and pick it up. You'll see spalls everywhere where people break it down before they leave. GP doesn't care. I go there 2 or 3 times a year.
Have you ever run into any hostile Indians while you're hunting? I'm just starting out and I want to be safe
No sir haha, I mostly collect in public areas or private land
你小子真年轻啊 can you sell flint？
I don’t at the moment I’m sorry!
@@GulfCoastKnapping ok thank you answer