Unleash Your Survival Skills: Start a Fire in the Rain!

Starting a fire in wet/cold conditions can be the difference between life or death! In this video I show an INCREDIBLY simple way to start a fire after it had been raining off and on for a week in my neck of the woods.

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🔥 Struggling to start a fire in wet weather? Learn the ultimate survival skills in this step-by-step guide on how to start a fire in the rain! 🌧️ Whether you're out camping, hiking, or in an emergency situation, mastering this skill is a game-changer. In this video, we’ll cover essential tips, tools, and techniques for creating a sustainable fire even when the odds are against you. Discover how to find dry tinder, use waterproof matches, and apply fire-starting hacks that work every time. Don’t let the rain put out your spark—be prepared and stay warm, no matter the conditions! 🌲🔥

👉 What you’ll learn in this video:

Essential tools for starting a fire in wet conditions.
Techniques to find dry materials in a rainy environment.
Pro survival hacks to keep your fire going in the rain.
📌 Why this matters: Survival skills like fire-starting can save lives, improve comfort, and boost confidence in the great outdoors. Watch now and become a fire-starting expert!

💡 Pro Tip: Always carry a fire-starting kit as part of your survival gear!

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[beardedbastardoutdoors]

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[juggernautsworld]

Thank you for taking time out your day for training us on survival skills, real handy!!! 👏 Happy New Year!! Cya at work!!!!

[nickcasolino]

The Flint and Steel will never let you down in Rain or Shine and it will last you almost forever. We can't say much lighters and matches and Ferro Rod

[MedicUp]

Great video. Subbed. Almost to that 1000 mark. Hope you hit it soon. Keep the good videos coming

[johnbelmore]

I live in Rhode Island and I am surrounded by pine and I always have cotton balls and Vaseline and ranger bands and ferro rod's with me

[donbaird]

Did this with my cousin while it was raining 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[erents]

You ain’t done survival until you have slept in a snow cave and snowshoed or skied for days and weeks on end with a wolf dog by your side. Had my best fires in fifteen feet of snow!

[andrewheynig]

Best way to train is never leave home with out dry fire starting material.

[andrewheynig]

Some People make the rope thing to complicated buy some clothes line rope cheap and does the job.

[EsyuDach]

I dont get it. a fire aint gonna keep you dry, doesn't block the wind. If you're out there without at LEAST a bivy to block the wind and rain, you're out of your mind. A fire is not enough . You've got to either have a membrane of some sort, or find/make some sort of shelter from the wind and rain.