How to build a camp fire #survival #bushcraft #camping #campfire #survivalskills
How to build a camp fire #survival #bushcraft #camping #campfire #survivalskills
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Make sure you don’t get a splinter .
Bro, if you don’t have a ax, you could’ve not made it
There is a safer way to process that wood down to kindling with only that axe. What he was doing is so unsafe. Especially when cold , tired and hungry. I was afraid he would lose the use of hand
What happens if you live somewhere where water periodically falls froms the sky rendering the wood damp. How does one dry such wood in the wild?
What fire starter did you use? I need tobmake several purchases.
I used to lead hiking trips for middle schoolers and the week before we left on our first trip they got really proficient at making fires, so we told them if they could carry in their firewood on the trips, they could continue to have a fire every night of the summer. So they did! Between the 12 of them they carried all of their gear + no less than 50lbs of firewood on each of our short 3 day trips. Successfully had a fire every single night for 8 weeks; rain or shine they made it happen.
Theres a good chance that people who cant start a fire, probably shouldn’t handle an axe
I just grab a bunch of pine cones, dead spruce or fir trees small branches, pine needles or birch bark, don’t think I have ever bother to split any wood for kindling
Best campfire video
Your knife and ax skills are terrible.
Ohhh that jack pine.
Good fire wood is a cheat code also. Makes it super easy to get going
ahh yes, i too love to start my fires in a bed of poison hemlock
goood job
Tip for splitting larger logs if you only have a small hatchet and a knife, find a thick, sturdy branch and cut it down to about forearm length, then chop/carve one end into a wedge shape (not a point like a spear). Take a few swings at the log with your hatchet to make a small crack, get that wooden wedge in there, the pound it in with the back of your hatchet, or a heavy rock. Works pretty damn well and you can create as many as you need if one wedge doesn’t do the trick. Also really helps for knotty logs. Once you get them down into reasonable sized pieces, you can split them with your hatchet like normal. Done this plenty of times and even with super wet wood the very core of it is almost always nearly, if not completely, dry. Done this with wood many times at the PNW coast and it’s hard to find dry wood out there, let alone standing dead trees that are small enough to take down with a hatchet.
i didnt know TJ Miller was an outdoorsman
$228 knife that looks like a $40 BPS Adventure knife that works just as well 🙄
I’ll just torch the log till it’s lit😂
This guy: Gives good advice
Idiots on the Internet: "I gotta bring a 36" bar chainsaw, 5 gallons of gas and i should cut down 3 trees in the State campground while my son revs the engine on my Ford Superduty 999."
in a survival situation it is best to master making the biggest birdnest you possibly can, in as short a time as possible. dry grass, inner bark shreddings and pocket lint will do you good with a hard rock and a high-carbon steel.
["better start from the top= no smoke."]
I hate starting fires around people that know nothing about making fires and then they constantly ask if I need help 😑
This is positively ridiculous.
This video is useful given that you have the right wood and it’s is not moist.
Why to beate the knife when you have an axe?
Too many people ❓
Give me some names…
"Instead of making use of readily available chemical accelerants, just bring a piece of technology outmoded over 300 years ago and chop it to scale!"
Do mfers really?
Good tip or you could use a hammer in the back of a hammer
The best video I’ve ever seen😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Jesus christ this is basic. Does the thought ever cross your mind "maybe i dont need to make a youtube channel"?
I do construction and on really cold days im always the one asked to go the fire started so we can warm up from time to time. Wet wood or dry wood, i have it down to a science like this. I recently done the same with some candle wax mixed with some stick shavings(used from a pencil sharpener) in the same candle jar. Thatll stay lit for a good while.
or just pick up some small sticks lol
Nah I have a kerosene lantern anyway so I just pour some on there and light it, way easier
What kind of hatchet is that
To many short videos build the Wong camp fire. 😂
or you could find Some sticks
Thank you 👍
Thanks mate
Fire gel is easier lol
Bring a Duralog
THATS A HATCHET
It would seem less that prudent to split wood with your inner thighs and/or knees immediately adjacent. You could easily bleed out while phoning for help.
When the wood cutting is louder than the information, you’ve failed to make an informational video.
Remember to bring your kiln dried wood guys…
For me it’s not that too many people don’t know the best way to prepare wood and make fires, it’s the amount of people that think if you put a flame to a chunk of wood it’ll immediately ignite.
Just use your hatchet/axe to split the smaller kindling…….
boy thats some properly seasoned fire wood you got there
Surrounded by flammable leaves and ground cover – not smart.
What if you don’t have a fire starter necklace
Grimepop is shortpop. Not like a chain of post-emos…