I discovered an excellent fiber source.
Snakeweed's historical uses.
One reason I forage.
This potent herb is a Native incense and medicine.
Chicago means wild onions!
Why did botanists insult this plant?
Making oil with wild nuts (pecans)
Making oil with wild nuts (pecans).
Paleo tech stone mortar
Making a stone mortar with stone tools
Foraging 35 acres of bulldozed greenbelt. Part 1.
Texas alligator lizard
The Bear Doctor: mythic assassins of Native California
The Bear Doctor. ↑ full video ↑
Paleo Trail Cakes [full video ↑]
How big does poison ivy get?
Paleo tech mesquite pod meal demo
Random urban foraging
Who originally populated North America?
Historical use of grasshoppers & kin by Natives
Wild grasshoppers = easy protein
Cypress tree blood for wounds
Giant ragweed's blood and shade
Quartz cobbles for earth ovens
Texas ironclad beetle
Prickly pear - harvest method
Pickerelweed
Chili pequín - a most ancient spice!
Identify poison ivy / oak / sumac.
Poison ivy remedies & immunity
Medicinal uses of poison ivy
Dessert of the Gods
Wild carrot
Flameleaf sumac fruits.
This wild fruit tastes like chocolate plum pudding.
Elderberry toxicity & ID
What's in a forager's pantry | late summer.
Stone-age bow build 12 hr timelapse. Full video ↑
Eating a new species: delicious or death?
Grapes from vine to glass in minutes
Sotol for food, fire, & fighting!
The wild Southwest edamame tree, paloverde!
Foraging talk - wild grapes.
Make fire stone-age way. Choose good stick.
Agave bowstring made w/ stone tools
Native uses of walnut.
The beautiful & delicious madrone.
The root dye historically used by Texas Natives
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Wild edibles, paleo tech, & herbalism backed by science & history.
I research uses of plants, animals, and minerals. I have an academic background in ethnobiology, botany, entomology, and ecology.
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