I am going to demonstrate how to make cordage from Yucca Plant. This is not a rope to climb outta the Grand Canyon LOL, it
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So i guess the million dollar question to everyone without acess is what would you use that is indiginous to your area?Originally posted by EX121 View PostI wished that yucca grew up here.
I'd like to see some thoughts, you know, cause occasionally i have to travel and might not be round hereKnowledge is Power, Practiced Knowledge is Strength, Tested Knowledge is Confidence
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Well lets see you can use the other sheath of nettle once the pith has been broken out, also the dogebane. I have made braided cord with the inner bark of cedar. A very good book is Cedar by Hilary Stewart, it expains everything you would want to know about how to use the Cedar tree. I have used Rattan when I was in the Philippines. I have aslo used rawhide strips. If you can get fine fiber pieces you can make them into cordage. I usually like to do a 2 strand twist first, and then twist those together if I need something larger in diameter.
I'm seeing the need for a video camera.Survival question. What do I need most, right now?
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Well lets see you can use the other sheath of nettle once the pith has been broken out, also the dogebane. I have made braided cord with the inner bark of cedar. A very good book is Cedar by Hilary Stewart, it expains everything you would want to know about how to use the Cedar tree. I have used Rattan when I was in the Philippines. I have aslo used rawhide strips. If you can get fine fiber pieces you can make them into cordage. I usually like to do a 2 strand twist first, and then twist those together if I need something larger in diameter.
I'm seeing the need for a video camera.Survival question. What do I need most, right now?
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