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Primitive and Ancestral Skills at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. Friday, October 17, 2014. Getting a better angle. My first mink tracks! Can you see the "thumb" on this left, front deer mouse track? Casey finding questions to ask. Thursday, October 9, 2014. Rabbitstick and Winter Count are hosted by Backtracks, www.backtracks.net. A limber pine we passed in Utah. Two more gypsy wagons. The goats of the Winter Moon Tribe herd. A shelter in the woods. A herd of willow deer. Duck ready for processing.

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Laughing Coyote: July 2013

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Primitive and Ancestral Skills at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. Wednesday, July 31, 2013. Foraging class on the Radio. Our Hands-on Foraging class and wonderful foraging teacher Wendy were featured on KGNU, our local community radio station. It is a short segment that starts around 24 minutes into the show. Http:/ www.kgnu.org/morningmag/7/31/2013. Weaving a cattail mat. Prepping milkweed pods for stuffing. Trout steamed in cattail mat. Tuesday, July 30, 2013. Throwing a dart with an atlatl.

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Laughing Coyote: April 2013

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Primitive and Ancestral Skills at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. Wednesday, April 17, 2013. Many times when I teach the atlatl to students, they say it is their favorite primitive hunting weapon. There is something profoundly elegant in its simplicity, but in range it matches a bow and arrow. I can throw a spear approximately 30 paces by hand, yesterday I threw a spear 102 paces with the atlatl! Dart sailing towards target. See the flex in the dart. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Laughing Coyote: December 2013

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Primitive and Ancestral Skills at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. Monday, December 30, 2013. Doug instructing the group. Some of Doug's work. Using a stone spokeshave. The debarked handle, and antler for compression bead. Using a stone drill. Finished tool, with two others in the works. The students with their new blades. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Watermark template. Powered by Blogger.

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Laughing Coyote: May 2014

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Primitive and Ancestral Skills at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. Saturday, May 10, 2014. At Laughing Coyote, many of the instructors have a bit of an obsession with spoon carving. Scraps of wood are pocketed away, carved in spare moments. Students frequently come upon us carving, and now realize it is inevitably a spoon. What is it about spoons that is so satisfying? A collection of spoons. The stages of a spoon. Left to right: black walnut heartwood, aspen, black walnut sapwood.

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Laughing Coyote: October 2014

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Primitive and Ancestral Skills at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. Friday, October 17, 2014. Getting a better angle. My first mink tracks! Can you see the "thumb" on this left, front deer mouse track? Casey finding questions to ask. Thursday, October 9, 2014. Rabbitstick and Winter Count are hosted by Backtracks, www.backtracks.net. A limber pine we passed in Utah. Two more gypsy wagons. The goats of the Winter Moon Tribe herd. A shelter in the woods. A herd of willow deer. Duck ready for processing.

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