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Junkyard Fox its good and all but most of the cactuses have toxins that are very harmfull to your kidneys, you should eigther tell the viewer about the safe cactuses or make a warning about it. Nice video btw

the prickly pear cactus is the one used for this project. that one is eaten all around the world, it is perfectly safe. the dangerous cacti do not look like it at all.

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thank you very much, i apprecaite the kind words! be sure to check out our other videos which are far better edited and pieced together. this video is quite old.

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Joseph Parrish Beats waiting for the water truck huh?

@@pigeonlegs7738 the water truck got driven into a ditch ,so no water truck

Hope zero is there

PRnumber1 lol yup and that weird ass jar peach thing

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The Real Riccasha LMAO good luck with that deer piss n shit

@@JunkyardFox what no steel reserve?

What if the water contains Parasites

Good luck with the parasites, pee, cow poop and more.. Better have some toilet paper for your severe diarrhea and a trash can for the vomiting..

+Randy Parker thanks ye very much, im glad ye enjoyed the video!

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Junkyard Fox great video brother , I own an earlier woodsman BHK knife in a flat grind the handle scales are a smooth natural micarta which feels great in hand. The blade you used in this video , I would agree with you on the scales they don't look very ergo friendly I would imagine prolonged use of this knife will cause major hotspots as well as calluses . Did you say that the price was $175 US , if so way too much for this knife , I paid $110 shipped on Amazon for an earlier model without removable scales

+Irish Zombie Nation thanks leo! dude, cactus can take a fuckin beating lol

im glad you liked it!

Junkyard Fox - hey papito so whats the cactus for ? Just to hold water?

TS_AtomicZ jesus your rude thats for sure

TS_AtomicZ Funny, because I'm pretty sure the cactus is a container for water. As you can see in the video it is meant to hold the water and boil so it's safe to drink. Cactus water is extremely dangerous. So I doubt "the cactus is the water"

Joshua Soles Here’s a quick little google search for you idiot. ADI recently had a story about six men lost in the desert who claimed they survived by drinking water from cacti. The story reported that the men became sick. That’s what happens if you drink water stored in a cactus. You can get some moisture from cactus fruit and all cactus fruit is edible, though all do not taste good. The Seri Indians sometimes used the Fishhook barrel (Ferocactus wislizeni) for emergency water. However, drinking the juice on an empty stomach often caused diarrhea and that will further dehydrate you. Some Seri report pain in their bones if they walk a long distance after drinking the juice. The Seri called the Coville barrel (Ferocactus emoryi), “barrel that kills” because eating the flesh of the cactus causes nausea, diarrhea, and temporary paralysis. Why is the water in a cactus not generally potable? Moisture within the pulp of a cactus is very acidic and many cacti contain toxic alkaloids. The moisture is acidic because of the way many succulents, including cacti, carry on photosynthesis, the process by which carbon dioxide and water are turned into carbohydrates. Most plants have their pores open during the day to take in carbon dioxide, and use sunlight as a catalyst for the reaction: Carbon dioxide + water becomes sugar + oxygen. But in the desert, plants with pores open during the hot days, lose much water through evapotranspiration. So, succulents use a modified version of photosynthesis called CAM (Crassulacean Acid Metabolism). CAM plants open their stomates only at night when it is cooler so there is less water loss. Because there is no sunlight to act as a catalyst, carbon dioxide is stored as an organic acid, principally Malic Acid (C4H6O5). Carbon dioxide is gradually released from the acid during the next day. CAM plants use about one-tenth the water to produce each unit of carbohydrate compared to standard photosynthesis. The price: a much slower growth rate. Many plants contain malic acid, but usually in lesser quantities than found in cacti. Also cooking generally destroys the acid. Besides malic acid, succulents produce Oxalic Acid (C2H2O4), which is toxic, as another product of photosynthesis. “Its chief function seems to be sequestering metals, principally calcium. Calcium oxalates often occur as crystalline minerals within the cactus pulp. Their function seems to be aiding structural integrity and enzymatic processes. In fact two crystalline calcium oxalate minerals have been identified in all cacti tested: CaC2O4.2H2O (weddellite) and CaC2O4.H2O (whewellite).” [Source: Plant Physiology, February 2002, Vol. 128, pp. 707-713.] Oxalates are also formed with heavy metals such as copper, perhaps to reduce toxicity to the plant. Oxalic acid is toxic to humans because it combines with calcium in our bodies to produce calcium oxalates which clog up our kidneys. What about Prickly Pear pads we sometimes see in grocery stories or on the menu of Mexican restaurants? What you see are generally young spring pads which naturally contain less oxalic acid. Cooking leaches out the acid. In an emergency you can eat the young pads raw. And there are some spineless cultivars that naturally contain little oxalic acid which can also be eaten raw. These were developed mainly as cattle feed. If you are lost in the desert without water, drinking cactus water may save your life, but there is a delicate balance, too much will make you sick and cause additional dehydration, and that will kill you. The bottom line is you really should not get a drink from a cactus in spite of what you may have seen in old cowboy movies.

+BlackRifle Survival thanks brother, i appreciate it. the bhk was pretty awesome.

weve got a playlist on desert plants and another on game processing, check them out.

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@@EllaYt295 i am just repeating his words though...

Makes sense. Take your time. Be careful and you won't mess it up. Good advice.

+fuenstock thank ye very much for watching!

+El Rabbit's Tactical, Reviews thank ye very much! im gonna be having a video soon where i cook some up soon. be sure to check out my other bushcraft videos, brother. cheers.

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+Cheri Schwabenland tahnks for watching Cheri, im glad ye liked the video. tell me how your cactus container worked when ye make one! :)

Awesome! Thank you!

Seem like your going to get lost on purpose

+Garland N lol thanks ye very much. there are a few more uses to cacti i wanna demonstrate soon.

good, I hope some of it is how to eat it. Looking forward to more videos.

awesome brotha, plenty more great stuff headed this way.

thanks for watching, be sure to check out our other awesome vids.

you skipped him de-thorning the cactus. have fun with the little hairs.

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+The Smart Budget Channel thanks! the blade on this thing stays razor sharp!

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awesome! let me know how it goes, just remeber to be patient so you dont poke a hole in the pad then its ruined.

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+Wingman115 thank ye very much john, i appreciate it!

Junkyard Fox I really enjoy your style of video's my friend keep up the great work.

im gld ye enjoyed it my friend! i have many videos demonstrating desert survival skills. the desert is very underrepresented in the bushcraft community.

Yes, too bad that there is so little skills showing in the desert. But for this we have your channel! :-)- subbed

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@@JunkyardFox OMIGOSH YOU KNOW THE REFERENCE!!! XD Awesome demo btw! Never thought to use cacti as a canteen!

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+Probably Outdoors thank ye very much! im glad ye enjoyed it!

+Skills2Survive yeah, it works great! thanks for watching!

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+TJack Survival thanks for watching, buddy!

+NorCal Woodsman thanks cody!

+Dano DeMano even if theyre small pads, as long as they can boil some water, its info worth knowing. thanks for watching.

im glad ye enjoyed it, thanks for the support!

myownname myownlastname no sir,if you read the title, this is a knife review. If you look down at the description box, there is the link to my video that SOLELY focuses on the cactus container. Thanks

+Wildman thank ye very much, glad ye liked it!

yeah same here. cows actually really like them once theyre cleaned off.

glad to hear it, all the music played on this channel is made from scratch.

+Abe Linkon just keeping it real lol thanks for watching!

+deckard313 well if youre ever in a survival situation in a desert environment, ye know how to make a container, put that Boattail scandi to good use lol glad ye liked the video, buddy!

+Junkyard Fox Last time I was in Desert was last year at the Grand Canyon....no problems while there but for next time Ill have the info just in case.Looking forward to getting the BHK....

you bring up a good point( ye get it, cus were talking about knives lol jk) acutally ive never been a big fan of longer knives. my perfect blade lenght is 4 and a half inches. i did once get the jeff white trekker knife which blade is almost 6 inches long but it was stolen form my truck before i ever got a chance to put it to desert use.