Hunting Boomerang - Extreme Range - The Aboriginal Karli

Описание: Brought to you by www.Throwsticks.com - The Long Range Straight Flying Boomerang known as the "Karli" in the Warlpiri language. Historically it was made with stone tools in the central desert region of the N.T. Australia. We produce this model for sale now using tough modern materials and expert tuning.

Originating from the Aboriginal peoples of the Central Desert of Australia. Karli were used to hunt game out past 60 meters.

The Aborigines did not primarily use returning boomerangs to hunt, except maybe as a distraction, with some notable exceptions. Predominantly they used straight flying boomerangs like the one shown here.

Long range straight flight target throws demonstrated by Benjamin Scott, at ranges out to 90 meters in this video.

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(Update: Aug 17th. I just checked my exact distance on Google Earth to be 83 meters for the long throw recorded in this video. I apologize for my range error here. I was very confident at the time of recording, but I was conflating yards with meters too much here. Future videos will be checked against Google Earth before figures are posted. The maximum straight range of this karli has been tested to be about 110 meters to 120 meters)

(Update: June 8th, 2017. I have now made throwsticks which look similar to this one but weigh more and have straight flight ranges out to 133 meters. I am continuing to pursue research and extend these ranges further. Future videos are ahead.)