All videos for the tag : fire making (19 videos) - page 2

  • The Long Fire In The Winter & Cooking Salmon
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  • How To Make Fire With An EMPTY Lighter
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    I recommend getting BIC Lighters in orange So when you lose them in the forest it is easy to find them again. Orange is the best signal color. This is a very valuable survival hack. If you liked this video please share on facebook and reddit 🙂 Want to know what gear I am using?…

  • Emergency Fire-Foul Weather
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  • Basic Wilderness Survival Class At Broken Arrow
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    I just took a weekend long basic wilderness survival class from Broken Arrow Survival at the Omega Group property in Headland AL. Great class check out the video for details. Check these guys out at: https://m.facebook.com/Broken-Arrow-Survival-194264354053791/

  • COOKING ON A SPIT!!
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  • 7 Ways To Use Wax In A Survival Situation – Grave Candle Prepping
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    7 Ways To Use Wax In A Survival Situation – Grave Candle Prepping In this video I´ll show you a few easy and effective uses for grave candles. Just another simple way to build vital stuff in and after the apocalypse. ———————————————————— ►►►INSTAGRAM â–º ———————————————————– ►►►Facebook â–º ———————————————————– If you liked this video, don’t forget…

  • Retama Warrior Bow – South Texas Native American Bow.wmv
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    bushcraft, survival skills, native american bows, primitive bows, fire making, This is my Retama Warrior Bow. made from the branch of the Retama tree, native to Mexico, Texas, and all Southwest. I split the branch in halve, scraped it with my pocket knive, and smooth it out. It is not fully dried and still it…