All videos for the tag : fires (4 videos)
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– This is a video response to Dave Canterbury’s videos about how to start fire with all wet material. I preface the video saying that I mean no disrespect, I’m just answering a question he wasn’t asked yet. Basically, I’m showing if everything, even your tinder, was soaked howto get flame and keep your fire…
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NOTE: As a result of YT forcing us to have a “Google+” account in order to receive notification of or respond to viewer comments, the comment section has been disabled. Here is a link to the DVD www.surefirewoodsman.com Make shelter, tools, weapons, cordage, comfort items and fires. Identify, find and use the best cordage materials….
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Visit for info on Tony’s survival books or courses. In dry, cool weather, a pine-needle bed is an excellent way to stay warm if lost. We have used these “beds” below freezing in the mountains of northern Arizona.
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I think that birch bark is for sure one of the top two or three natural tinders out in the wild. Birch bark stores for a long time, puts off a massive flame with a relatively small amount of material and can be used for starting fire even if the kindling isn’t perfectly dry. It…
