Kentucky Hornstone Dalton. FlintKnapping Tutorials

FlintKnapping a Dalton from Kentucky Hornstone. Other links mention in this video are listed below.
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[@d.l.huntministries8131]

This video is right on! Just what I need to watch. It is good that you and your wife can work and be together too. My wife and I have a good life together, I had a masonry business and she took care of the books and taxes. I am 71 years old and have some
problems with my health, we used to sing and minister @ nursing homes we sang and
I read the word. I am really into learning about making Arrowheads. Thanks for making
it happen through video.

[@Tradbow85]

I'm sad that these are coming to an end. I literally wait all week for flintknapping friday.

[@lancemcilwainoutcastmetald5398]

Yep. Me too

[@brianfranklin5893]

I've been watching your videos for a while now and have learned a ton. Just ordered my first set of tools from your website yesterday. Can't wait to get started!

[@williamlake6151]

Those thicker chunky rocks rule the day for target shooting. The conversation concerning the Clovis flute goes along that oscillating spear analogy. Strong belief that the flute was simple combination of flute and shaft to strengthen the impact force. The concept of break one arrow in half now try two. I often think the Clovis may have been hafted with bone. Needless to say I would suggest that many points contact ribs creating glancing penetration. The Clovis flute allows for a little more bone thickness for shaft because bone needs some thickness for the desired strength. Just an opinion. Oh love that dalton fish tail they penetrate well. Great point

[@MikeAlanMusic]

Glad the hornstone made it safe man. Can’t wait to watch what you make with it 🙏🔥🙏

[@arvilmogensen1945]

A DALTON made from black Hornstone. I tried to find a knapper to make one of of any kind of back rock 20+ years ago but got no takers. My knapping skills improved so I eventually was able to make one myself but it is highly doubtful that the old timers ever made one from Dacite.
Yours looks really nice Brian.

[@arvilmogensen1945]

I made the same open request to have a Dalton made from black stone, but got no takers. I have made a Dalton myself but not from Dacite. Serrated Daltons require higher quality rock material.

[@stevenwalker9013]

Daltons, Cumberlands, folsoms. My favorite points. All are unique in someway

[@thadsoy8992]

the ol wolf head...beautiful!!!

[@melgillham462]

Well im new blood and i enjoy the knapping videos. Everything is new and interesting at this point. 😂

[@phaizonosborne2806]

Horn stone is my favorite material to work with 😊.

[@austinlong7700]

Hey Ryan, great video and explanation!! Can’t wait for my mastery kit to arrive your such and inspiration! When can we expect the new Clovis documentary to come out?

[@huntprimitive9918]

thanks very much. Both Clovis documentaries are out. The second one came out a couple month ago. You can find it on my channel

[@austinlong7700]

@@huntprimitive9918 thanks for the reply! I only seen the first one I’ll look through the videos a lot closer.

[@charlesg5085]

Jesus christ, this guy needs to focus on building platforms!

[@lancemcilwainoutcastmetald5398]

What ??? No more flint knapping Friday’s. This was my favorite show that you do.

[@Sheepdog1314]

Dalton and Clovis. My favorite points.

[@darthsnake3788]

Could you do a video on how you tan your snake skins

[@arvilmogensen1945]

Hello Ryan. My question, not related to this particular video is …… what is your favourite point type to make from the Petrified Coral you sell?

[@johnfugate3432]

Good looking point thanks for the video

[@linklesstennessee2078]

I got my daughter to order me 2 25# boxes of rock and a deer skinner knife will get my knapping kit next month

[@sonoman00ify]

Im a noon flint knapper, but an expert spall and biface snapper! Nobody does it better! Ive probably broke 30-40 spalls and bifaces and made one good notched point out of one of the broken tips of bifaces. If anyone out there needs their bifaces snapped send them to me. I will snap them free of charge!

[@signaturerush]

Hey Ryan, what do you think of Cameron Hanes / have you heard of them?

[@terryqueen3233]

Beautiful point

[@Aprenticefalconer]

Who makes the bows you sell on your site

[@robertcarmansr.204]

Do you have any hornstone for sale looking for a 20 lb box

[@BlessingThwala-uh8fc]

Hello Mr Ryan Gill , can I please have feathers? 👏

[@juane.sotomagic8059]

Hi. I wanted to order some tools from you but I had some questions before ordering. What would be the best way to reach you for that?

[@christianwitness]

I also am an intetested beginner...

[@stavamir190]

I tried to purchase tools but i live in israel. Is there any way to ship flintknapping tools out of US?

[@John-M.]

Better off making your own there are tons of videos around on how to do it. You just need rudimentary supplies. Look up paleomanjim or jackcrafty and they both have videos on how they make their tools.

[@entrepreneursfinest]

I think everyone should learn abo first. It's kinda like learning to play an acoustic guitar first - strings are stiffer and it's a little more bulky - but if you can play the acoustic you'll find electric to be a breeze.

[@jillatherton4660]

😄👍

[@charlesg5085]

Is it really legal to hunt bison like that!? This seems cruel.

[@orotewilderness2913]

Dude you need to go on Alone!