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Survival Camping with 4 yr Old - Trapping, Knapping, Friction Fire & Campfire Cooking
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The Outdoor Boys creator and his son visit a survival school in Sisters, Oregon, where they build deadfall traps, make pupusas for lunch, and practice flintknapping.
From the video
Answers: How do you build a deadfall trap and make pupusas while camping?
- Survival school
- Deadfall trap building
- Making pupusas
- Flintknapping
Ingredients
- Corn flour
- Refried beans
- White Mexican queso cheese
- Water
- Olive oil
- Honey
- Butter
- Elk meat
- Potatoes
- Pine pitch
- Charcoal
What it concludes
- The longer and wider a deadfall trap stone is, the less chance the animal has of escaping.
- A deadfall trap should be set between a rock and a hard place to kill the animal effectively.
- For one inch of radius, a friction fire takes one hour to burn to the coals.
- Pine pitch mixed with charcoal acts as a good binder for making stone tools.
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