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  • could just leave the tallow in the cup and put two or three wicks in it and burn all three at once.

  • The first one I made had a burn time of about 1hr 45 min. thanks for all the info!

  • Wouldn't it have been easier to scoop the cracklin's out of the pan (leaving the tallow in the pan) and then just dip the wicks into the tallow (in the pan)?

    Or is my thinking off the mark here?

  • hmmmm, could you make a 12 gauge shotshell candle? leave the spent primer in and just fill the shell with tallow, wax, ect and pop the wick in :D

  • Deer fat birthday candles.. Love it brother. Another thing you could do to save time and give yourself a longer burning candle is if you do have plastic bottle dabris laying around the woods is to just use it as a standing mold for your candle and cut away the plastic after the tallow solidifies.

  • nice, very usefull

  • what can you substitute for jute twine making yourself in the woods?

  • You are the man dave! You should make a vid explaining all the uses of a deer so that NOTHING goes to waist, and then when you mention something just tag a vid that you did about it when you say it!

  • @VERN186 naw i think the first flashlight is a torch, which is as close to as a candle as you can get i suppose.

  • dave you are awesome

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