Natural Tinders in Winter
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Uploaded by josephallen19 on Jan 22, 2012
Scout and I took a nice long hike today, along the way I stopped to try out different natural materials for use with a firesteel.
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This could be in the Bushcraft Class find 5 natural tinders in your neck of the woods.
Cool stuff Joe !
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Dig it Joe-Al
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Thats a stripper hut......big pole in the center is a dead give away :D
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good vid, did you hear anything run off when you approached that spot. thanks for sharing
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Good stuff, Josephallen19!
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Nice vid man
FEDS91 1 month ago
@FEDS91 thank you, I'm glad you think so!
josephallen19 1 month ago
Well done Joe! Love the winter videos! That thorn shrub looks like a species of hawthorn (Crataegus sp.)? Southern Ontario is an epicenter of speciation of NA hawthorn. You have many species, and they are discovering new varieties all the time. Ferro rod: Was that a LMF or a softer mischmetal rod?
Wintertrekker 1 month ago
@Wintertrekker Thanks man.
You're probably right about the Hawthorn, they are exploding down here.
The Ferro rod was a LMF style, but I usually use mischmetal.
I like switching back and forth between the 2 types so that my technique is often refined.
josephallen19 1 month ago