Very entertaining video 6:24

How neat. And fun to share like interests from people all over the world , like that.

In any subject of common interest.

Reminded me a little of my gifting of a couple of 220 BMI's to Indians in the Amazon basin. You should have seen their faces when I showed what it did to a stick I poked in there. They immediately saw immense opportunity for trapping all the delicious jungle rodents that run around out there.

You nailed it. I felt the same way.

Loved it! The expressions on their faces were priceless!!

First time I shot a compound I reacted the same way!!

Very nice video, good share

I will eagerly await Savell doing is AI stuff to get you in that crowd waiting your turn with the compound!

Can't tell you how much I love stuff like this ! I've seen some.where there making fun of these people calling them backwards and stuff but stuff like this, smiles and healthy enjoyment by all often time I really do wonder what folks like these could accomplish with stuff we'd consider outdated and or obsolete! Like I love watching to videos where guys in Afghanistan or something do some pretty complex machining with basic lathes and the like . Shoot wonder what would happen if you gave these fella a old bear recurve or just a old compound bow with a fist full of modern arrows

Ok imma need the full story here !

This made me remember this old bear video on hunting elephant has a similar part @6:30

Watched a video of tribal people trying Coca Cola or pizza for the first time and my heart about exploded

Aight now when I come drop my kid off and uncle savell's house I'll remember this , gonna give em a bag of cany a energy drink and tell them to annoy the heck outta you

That was simply FUN-tastic to watch. I'm still smiling.

Atta boy Savell. You no longer suck. LOL

Wolfie, the back story to that was I spent two years as a Peace Corps volunteer on the equator in the Amazon jungle. I had Quichua Indians working for me in a tree nursery and became very friendly with one of them and his family. Vicente was a heck of a woodsman and always amazed me with his snares and trip loaded 16 ga shotguns. So when I went back a couple of years after getting out I brought a couple of 220 BMI's in my suitcase and gifted them to him and his son. Their diet was mainly yuca root supplemented with wild game protein. There is a jungle rat that makes neat little trails through vegetation to find palm fruits, etc. It weighs in around 10-15 lbs and is fantastic eating. Has a rind like a pig and has tender pink meat. They call them "Guanta" which I think would be "Agouti" in english.

Anyway, when I showed Vicente and his son how that little body gripper works (after I supported it and then ran a big stick through it) they immediately got the drift about what a wonderful little meat producer that was going to be. Their faces when that trap snapped on the stick made me think of the OP's video of the Africans watching that compound bow work.

A few years later I was back there again. The traps had eventually been lost but they had worked great for quite a long time and I was regaled with all the different species that had been caught over time.

Tmans own A team

Lol