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BUILD and TEST 400,000 Year Old NEANDERTHAL Throwing Spear

BUILD and TEST 400,000 Year Old NEANDERTHAL Throwing Spear #survival #neanderthal #ancienthistory The Schöningen spears are a set of ten wooden weapons from the Palaeolithic Age that were excavated between 1994 and 1999 from the 'Spear Horizon' in the ope...

NO SPOTS AVAILABLE. FULLY BOOKED. Join me for a Stone Tool Bison Butchering Class. June 1-2, 2024 in Kremmling Colorado. Every participant will bring home approximately 50+ lbs of meat (possibly more), 10-15 lbs of organ meat, sections of hide and bones.

We will spend the first day crafting all different types of stone tools to butcher and process the bison. Followed by a full day processing. Leg bones wil be broken open to extract marrow, intestines will be turned into cordage, hides will be scraped, and organ meats will be consumed. We will dine on bison tongue, heart, back strap and liver the evening after the processing.

All stone and Knapping tools provided. Bring basic camping equipment to camp out behind bison ranch and a cooler or two for your bison meat. Everything on this bison will be consumed, turned into a tool, clothing or processed into other items.

I will be taking only eight people on this walk through time. I will have a waiting list in the event someone can make it. Total price is $710.00. If you want to attend send an email to [email protected] I will reply with payment information, you will process your payment, I will receive it and you are locked in.

This past weekends group of guys put in the work. I said to show up with minimal gear, no food and a simple cutttool and they did. At elevations of 12,000+ feet we experienced heat of the day, cold freezing nights, rain showers, hunger and some good endurance hikes. Fish were caught, marmot hunted, fires made, berries nibbled on, bow drills worked, micro shelters built, cordage twisted and lakes swam in. An amazing time across the board. Max, Rusty, Salem and Josh put the work in and got it done. Proud of this group and the energy they brought forward 🤙

The Chihuahua Desert was calling and and myself answered. Deep canyon walks, hunting with rabbit sticks in washes, trapping rats/mice for meat while eating the desert winter flora, building stone tools from the land and crafting everything else that we would need to live in the canyons of the Chihuahua desert.

The experience was great and I was happy to share all that I knew of this desert oasis. comes from the Northeast and set out on a personal journey to experience a place that was foreign to him. He wanted to test himself mentally and physically, pushing himself to new challenges. Below freezing temperatures at night, sunny days, 23+ miles walked, star filled nights and minimal food will challenge all of us (Finn joined us).

A job well done, an adventure well earned and adversity had. To become resilient, one must test themselves in the realistic landscape of the natural world provides.

Head to Paleo Tracks Survival now and see how you can sign up for a one on one or couples class/adventure.