Hello Robert yes thank you for showing your work that scraper does the job. I also like the simple knotted piece of old shirt you made a comfortable hand protecter pretty knott.
I love your teaching videos! Please continue so we can keep learning about our culture! I only learned of my ancestry a couple of years ago, and I want to learn all I can!
There is history of over 700 Nations herebon Turtle Island. As you learn, be aware of this fact. Some of the original "ways of knowing" were fairly ubiquitous, some were specific to certain areas. Obvioisly the ways of the enu, way up in the arctic and sub-arctic regions often are very different than the ways of, say, the Comanchee, or of the tribes of the Iroquis or Massisoit. (Forgive menif my spelling is off) Being aware that "Indiginous" to Turtle Island means a LOT of different cultures over a huge land mass, so, justbas the Crench, English, German, Romanian, Italian, Polish etc etc etc eaxh have their own languages and cultures, so it is here - from both North AND South America. Cool, hu? Being respectful of the rich history of these many cultures is perhaps the biggest lesson I have learned, about LIFE, really. There's a channel called "Jaguar Bird." It's worth a look, too. Don't forget to give a thumbs up of here, too! It really helps others see these excellent practical lessons!
Fantastic video, really enjoyed watching. About the biggest thing I'll ever have to scrap is a Deer. Usually use what ever I have round at the time but have been wanting to make some tools specific to this task. Your video is a great example for me. Thanks much.
Hi Robert! I just came across your videos today and want to say Thank you for sharing your talents! I am wondering if you take orders for hide tools? I would like to purchase a scraper from you if possible.
man i learned a few tricks already from watching your videos i like the way you make your tools for tanning moose hides
Hello Robert yes thank you for showing your work that scraper does the job.
I also like the simple knotted piece of old shirt you made a comfortable hand protecter pretty knott.
I love your teaching videos! Please continue so we can keep learning about our culture! I only learned of my ancestry a couple of years ago, and I want to learn all I can!
There is history of over 700 Nations herebon Turtle Island. As you learn, be aware of this fact.
Some of the original "ways of knowing" were fairly ubiquitous, some were specific to certain areas. Obvioisly the ways of the enu, way up in the arctic and sub-arctic regions often are very different than the ways of, say, the Comanchee, or of the tribes of the Iroquis or Massisoit. (Forgive menif my spelling is off)
Being aware that "Indiginous" to Turtle Island means a LOT of different cultures over a huge land mass, so, justbas the Crench, English, German, Romanian, Italian, Polish etc etc etc eaxh have their own languages and cultures, so it is here - from both North AND South America.
Cool, hu?
Being respectful of the rich history of these many cultures is perhaps the biggest lesson I have learned, about LIFE, really.
There's a channel called "Jaguar Bird." It's worth a look, too.
Don't forget to give a thumbs up of here, too! It really helps others see these excellent practical lessons!
Nice work Robert, they look great! Thanks for sharing.
Fantastic video, really enjoyed watching. About the biggest thing I'll ever have to scrap is a Deer. Usually use what ever I have round at the time but have been wanting to make some tools specific to this task. Your video is a great example for me. Thanks much.
Love your educational videos and your great sense of humour,your ability to teach makes learning fun.keep up the great work
At is nice work on the hide scrapers awesome ✌🤙👌
Thanks for sharing. A lot of work to tanning a moose hide.
Great ingenuity Buddy, good luck this season.
Thank you for sharing this knowledge it means a lot .
Wish I could have seen how to sharpen it. Thanks.
@RobertBadine I hope you are well, and your family, too. Tell everyone "The Internet says hello!" :)
How well does it work? What is the angel of the blade?
Qhats the best way to sharpen this tool after it dulls from scraping?
What kind of sharpener?
Hey, your back! Missed your videos.
Awesome tools
Thank you .And i think its alttle different from those one side sharpened scraper?
I might give that design a shot but add a wooden handle for a better grip.
Good job Robert...thanks for showing us how you do what you do!
Great vid Robert
Hi Robert! I just came across your videos today and want to say Thank you for sharing your talents! I am wondering if you take orders for hide tools? I would like to purchase a scraper from you if possible.
Thanks Robert ,what is the town and province you are near
Hey buddy is using a pressure washer to flesh easier
in regards to your latest vids, if you are going to check your beaver sets that frequently try putting a peeled potatoe on the conibear trigger
Wonderful!
What do you use the Hyde for?
robert badine do you have any hides for sale at the moment
All u need now is a moose. Great video.
Hello sir, I love you videos brother
Do you sell your scrapers?
@@chainsawpilot Great! thank you
very good video
I copied the scraper today elan and all Massi cho
Hey Robert nice job on killing that moose