The key to finding great quality stone is research! Research the ancient cultures, land access, maps and any site that can streamline your search into finding stone. Most knappers have a cache of locations they frequent to collect stone. Start to build your own, keep it close and you will have free stone, legally collected for years to come/
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I really enjoy your videos, I feel extremely relaxed after watching them, thank you for sharing. I’m going to be irritating my wife looking for stones and returning to caveman.
Hello hello hello EVERYONE cool stuff thanks for showing us. Have a great week
Coming before I even start watching to say I'm excited to see my favorite caveman teach me how to find good rocks, keep doing you Donny!
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Nice a lot of great information! Thanks for sharing!!
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Geologically speaking, my state's mountains (New Hampshire) has very little if no chert or flint due to the natural history
Thabks so much for this great video. It answered all of the questions i had, plus some that i didn't know I had. Cheers, my stoic brother!
Living in Michigan, I thought your video was "Flint Kidnapping Zone" at first glance.
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Danny!!!!! I love your channel so much!🥹 thank you for being so humble, kind, and just plain awesome!!!❤️❤️
Do you ever use MGRS?
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We pretty much only get Quartz and Ironstone out here, ive made a few crude axeheads out of the ironstone but you gotta hit the stone so hard that it actually starts getting dangerous just to flake off the tiniest piece
Hi Donny ! wow so much information ! Thank you for taking the time and explaining your process ! New England is nothing like your terrain ! Beautiful ! Thanks again Donny !
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You walking around tapping rocks together made me think of the kid snipe hunting in UP.
I must be doing something wrong on USGS. I am only finding one mrds entry for flint and it is in Texas.
I spent 5 mths in the N. Georgia national forest and searched for stones and gems, I have always loved rocks for some crazy reason. I have learned so much from your videos and just wanted to say thank you! You are so knowledgeable and talented. I'm so glad I came across your channel!
Thank you for another informative video with awesome content six stars brother
U look like the guy from the original ten commandment film aka Moses film
Bro,I'm the same way.Yeah points are cool to find but man,a hammerstone,abraider something along those lines now that's pretty dang cool.
I have the same poncho. Use mine inside out so the soft side is on the inside. How do you keep yours from getting stuff stuck in it?
Lots of great information given here. Thank you so very much.
another great video donny.thank's for posting.more please.stay safe.
Donny Dust. This is a very informative comprehensive presentation of Lithic Technology, Geological, & Archaeological information well presented & researched information. Thank you for sharing your knowledge of one of the most important technological advancements that insured the continuation & evolution of the human species. Vincent James Ajello (Reconstructive Lithic Technologist/Researcher)
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Big respect to you for leaving the hammer stones bc those are the connections ❤
congrats on your million subscribers! I'm glad i got to see it happen. the more followers i feel the better content
Iam new to your channel very interesting
(long but genuine) i want to express my appreciation for you and your education and insights. i saw you on alone a few years ago, understood why you left, but was always intrigued by your knowledge. a few weeks ago you popped into my 'suggested' completely randomly, just as i was thinking i needed to focus on something fulfilling, and i was hooked. your teaching style is informative while being calming and constructive. my flintknapping tools and flint arrived Friday, and I have been at it all weekend, feeling accomplished, frustrated, and replaying video after video. I look forward to supporting you and learning , see you in the bush!
Took me 3 months to find your channel, of course I love your stuffs cause definitely part of me wants to go away from civilization and live on my own
I have 2 questions actually, your video edits look quite high end right to the thumbnail. How do you manage that if you do that yourself?
Secondly, despite living alone you have good set of clothes. How have you collected those good looking shirts since you live remotely?
Genuinely curious and yeah good wishes for you and your ventures 🙂
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Thanks for being mindful of leaving artifacts in place on public land. I know right where you're at and it's a great source and spectacular view on a clear day. It's actually in my daughter's new BLM archaeology area – so a double thank-you!
Hey Donny im a 28 year old new comer to flintknapping. And ive been planning on making some stone hammers to ease my way into it. But not sure on the best type of stone for them, also ive been really curious on the pecking technique you shown in one of your shorts. Id love to see a longer how to video on stone hammers. Thanks for all the info, and the great videos man 🤙Take care.