Man that was the greatest day learning craft ever - big big cheers for setting it up 👏🏻💪🏻🔥🏴‍☠️

I like Will. He's weird, unconventional and just does his own thing. He seems to try to live as natural a progression of life as possible. I could definitely go stone age camping with him lol.

Oh man, this is a awesome episode, im so glad I spent some time backtracking the channels content. That dude has some really good stone working! Tiger teeth...? Its like flashing the last dodo egg or having underwear made from tasmanian tiger?... Anyway, we are all very different, i love diversity ♡♥︎♡

One of the best days learning I've ever had!

Mind Blown ! ... Seriously Cool Video Nick !!

Wow, the collab I never thought I'd see. Two awesome blokes in one very interesting video

The bag looks amazing, the skin looks soft and well made! 👍🏻 And not to mention the surprises in the bag!

I'm subscribed to both your channels, love em both. Liked to see more videos of you two. Keep em coming. Stay safe and be well. Strength and Honor...

Very interesting, thanks for sharing.

What a great day, as you said, very cathartic. I could imagine sitting in camp with a big cup of pine needle tea and losing myself for hours just nutting out problems to build a stone tool box, now, that's living!

fascinating stuff thank you for sharing

THANK YOU BOTH .

Mate!! This guy is pure gold! What a fascinating gent.

Great video. Cheers.

Ooooo, a tanged flint arrowhead, early Bronze Age type! Very, very high status item found in tombs, like that of The Archer, at Avebury! Will Lord is a wonderful genius.

Very cool video so interesting 👏

And Stanton Drew, I was involved in a landscape archaeological survey of nearby Stanton Prior, many, many years ago.

Great video...Will looks to be a genuinely nice chap!

What a cool dude!

So intresting, love your content. Subbed. Take care.

Awesome video, I don't understand it has more views!

He is an interesting character. Nick you need to turn up volume when uploading videos mate 👌🏻

As an accomplished butcher, I have always seen flint knapping as fundamentally similar to meat cutting.

very cool earth craft like it

He could have made a pair of specks out of a couple of deer eyes instead of spoiling the look with his speck savers goggles 😜🤣✋🏼.... amazing skills 👍👍👍

Wow that would of been super interesting bro to of gone to

Still painstakingly chipping arrowheads and blades from chunks of flint with a bit of stone? There's a knap for that...

NO WAY?!