21st Century Longhunter Processing Tinder Fungus for Use

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• Dave Canterbury
• Pathfinder
• Survival
• Bushcraft

[geremi140]

Hey Dave, Will you be doing a video on the medicinal uses?? I wonder what does chaga taste like in a tea? Are there any more new Dual Survival episodes coming out? By the way I bought the Sling Bow and three piece arrows, really accurate. Bought a few other other items got to say all quality stuff (Mora knife et,) and great customer service. Thanks gerry

[wildernessoutfitters]

@geremi140 Thanks Brother, our customer service works very hard.

[sergiudec]

Great knowledge and a splendid way to explain things. A big thanks to you and the school.

Greetings from Germany !

[NSHunting]

Hi Dave I really enjoy all your videos but there is one I find that you haven't gone over, what is in your pack and could you do a review of the shotgun that you use.

[FacetsOfTruth]

No need to worry Dave about needing Chaga. My buddy Steve that owns all that Acreage in Michigan with the thousands of Birch Trees has become addicted to your videos and is so grateful for you, that he said he would send you some for free if you ever want some. Just drop me a note @ jrham1108@aol.com and we'll see to it that you are always 'in supply'. God bless ya, and thanks again Brother.

[Perkele1976]

Here we usually make AMADOU ffom horseshoe fungus, instead of chaga. Prepping it to extremely good amadou, requires bit more work, but the results are good too. Both of these funguses, have been used, in past, also as needlepillows and for knives as they contain some anti-corrosive stuff, that makes also some patina.

[hypock1]

"its worth its weight in gold" kinda looks like it too..

[anubis1335]

@waderobertsnchunter1. They look like issue bandanas or triangle bandages to me...avail at your local mil surplus, us cav, sportsmans guide, etc

[anubis1335]

I found some bracket/shelf/horse shoe fungus on a black locust tree yesterday. Can i process like chaga and use for a coal extender or is this what they call strop fungus? I did use it as a strop and the results werent great but useable...i just always get them confused...

[Pilgrim041588]

i wish this stuff grew around california, but i figure it's too hot here, i'll have to look for an alternative though, which i'm sure is around, thank you

[Pilgrim041588]

awesome video. thank you very much. i love using traditional gear like my kentucky long rifle and flint and steel. please keep these videos up. and your store is awesome, i've never had such a good ordering experience, everything i got is very high quality and for a very good deal, thank you.

[waderobertsNChunter1]

hey dave what bandanas or dorags do you use and where do you get them

[Takiado]

almost like god created the fungis in the colder north for a reason, huh :P