21st Century Longhunter, Flint and Steel in Wet Conditions

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• 21st Century Longhunter
• Dave Canterbury
• Pathfinder
• Survival
• Bushcraft

[xxzcuzxmoi]

Hey, Dave. The 100% wool watch cap is out of stock on your website. Can we still place an order on them and have them sent whenever you receive more of them?

[wildernessoutfitters]

@xxzcuzxmoi They will be back in in about a week, we onlt take orders for what we have in stock brother that way you know if you buy it you will get it right away

[thebowhunter921]

Sorry to ask again but i asked before what type of camera you were using but what i was mainly wondering what your favorite camera is and what is the exact name of it. I like the cameras you use and i would trust them, knowing you dont use anything that is not bullet proof. My camera is a really cheap one and dosent film in the sun! Also i want to make my own videos like you, so if you could tell me your cameras exact names i would very much appreciate it.

Thanks, Jesse

[wildernessoutfitters]

@thebowhunter921 Canon G12

[wildernessoutfitters]

@jraybu09 Not sure what advanced fire making is I have videos on everything from Hand drill to Parbolic Flashlight lenses? Have done shelter vids many times with no fire, and have spoken about brushung teeth with baking soda or ashes> Check my vids brother there are over 500

[lotzoso]

Dave

I think you have started a new trend in following old traditions. I tip my hat to you.

I think your videos are creating a new following of younger people, and some of us older ones, that are realizing that we can't depend on the companies that we pay our bills to to provide us with continuous service. If it is weather related or some other disaster we need to know how to take care of ourselves. It is a lost skill that we all need.

Thanks for your support.

Jeff

[TheHotcarlton]

@xxzcuzxmoi no sorry, all out bro

[MountainMistWanderer]

@snaponjohn100 make sure your birdnest is NOT all compressed and is has room to breath. If you're blowing into it and smoke isn't come out the other end then your goal will not be reached.

[MountainMistWanderer]

@wildernessoutfitters I use a Hudson Bay tinderbox purchased from possibleshopDOTcom. I also purchased the fancier steel with the curled ends. This tinderbox actually has history behind it. Check it out. I think you'll like it. Charcloth is good but I have experienced that charrope is better. One little piece seems to burn longer. I make it out of masons rope that has a cotton filler. Enjoy all your vids. Thanks for all you do.

[MortifiedPenguin0319]

i bet he has weed in that tin ;)

[pompuswindbag]

Great stuff Mr C. The need for a robust chat cloth has become really apparent tone recently, and can be used not only in flint & steel firefighting, but also in fire pistons as thicker chat cloth will take more rough handling and not just fall to bits on you.

Thanks again for another smashing vid.

Stay dry.

[snaponjohn100]

Thank you so much for this great video my friend!!! A good bird's nest is my Achilles heel. It glows a lot, but doesn't bust into flame. God bless you and your family. John

[gigglingwizard]

Hey, Dave, would a thick piece of glass work in place of flint or chert?

[MrChriscainesurvival]

Bother dave top video sir chris

[Fordfanforlife777]

@lotzoso I know I for one want to get back to basics.