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7 Survival Tips For Building Fire In A Wilderness Survival Situation
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what part of the US do you live in. i like in the Appalachian mountains in N.C and its quite hard to find tinder since it rains nearly daily
That brace is a lifesaver. I'm definitely annotating that within my neuron archive.
This was Gold. Leaned what I need to know. Question, if only have materials to make fire drill, have a vid of that? Ask b/c saw a SF guy have only fire drill and had no fire for days, nearly died.
Great video on fire starting very informative learned a lot good work bro watching more of your videos New to your channel keep up the good work .
See that vine to the right of the lesser cedar?….that's clematis…the dead vines are a great resource for makin hearth boards for the hand drill…the bark from the vine makes an expedient and decent cordage material…these vines are commonly found in abundance along water courses climbing high into cottonwoods and cedar trees…you give some good tips amigo…woods
cool vid. I like to watch random videos and happened to stumble upon this one. You provide very detailed explanations and I think that's the best part.
Great tips… The details are always in the preparation. Thanks for sharing.
Outstanding!
Nice video. Great idea with the brace.
Hello JJ , cool video mashup ,very instructional. Thanks for sharing.Atb Darren
cool I watched another video of yours where you showed some of the same techniques. awesome video! thanks man!
JJ, nice video. I really like the brace idea. I have a question. Approximately at the 3 minute mark when your standing by the red cedar tree grabbing bark fiber. There is a thick, fuzzy looking vine/root growing up the tree. That looked a lot like poison ivy. I hope I'm wrong and if I'm right, I hope you didn't make contact.
Tx.
great vid bro always brace it up dad called it a riser but same thing and a bed to keep it off any ground when warm weather ground moisture will kill it fast not that we don't know that but its worth going over again atb ….tom
Very good video.. I truly like the stick holding the magnify glass idea.
Great video
you surpass other videos. the brace makes sense. tx
Excellent! Subbed and liked. 62 yo AF brat, have 2 sons in, and I spent 2 years in SWA (Iraq, Kuwait) 2006-07 after training Ft Bragg, Redstone Arsenal and Ft Benning. LOVED IT ALL. God bless our soldiers and vets!
thank you I learned a lot, a video on natural tender sources and tips to finding them would be great, I am new to this stuff and find that finding tender that will take a spark in the wild is the hardest part of fire for me, I grew up in the woods but always had a reliable source of fire on me
JJ, another very instructional video. Thank you, Cheers, Mate.
nice tips man! thanks