The Ultimate Wet Weather Fire Starter - Featherstick Tinder Bundle

This is a simple way to ensure a dry tinder source in any weather condition you may find yourself in. If you have dry wood you have the means to start a fire. Making fine wood curls with your knife is a great skill to have and can certainly get you out of a pinch should you find yourself without dry tinder. Thank you for watching! God bless.

[vsufnyz]

Featherstick tinder bundle as art. Seriously, in every small way you show how to bring excellence to the skills you practice. So absurdly informative and enriching

[bluesideup]

Very nice. I've never seen a feather stick made quite like that. Maybe you could call it the Porcupine stick. LOL Makes a lot more sense than one that also depends on high quality tinder to accept the initial ember. Learning edge control, as you demonstrated, carries over to other carving tasks.

[Trondro]

Bro your featherstick looks amazing it is really good like you said it will do the job even in really wet conditions this is the best featherstick i have ever seen

[Nov]

I don't care who you are or where you is just good stuff to watch just so "YOU you NEVER KNOW! God bless ya it.

[JK-ilup]

nice vid man. would be nice to see more of those videos where you build a camp/shelter and sleep in extreme cold. its so relaxing and fun to watch

[SJ-bgri]

you’re my favourite channel to watch :D

[VIKING-SON]

What you are sharing with all of us is incredible to say the least. The demonstration of the technique need to do these things is that of a young master woodsman. What a blessing it is to have found your Bushcraft site.
I look forward to all of your future videos, and in closing. I love the way you sign off with a blessing from the Lord to all watching. Be safe out there young man, and how refreshing it is to meat someone like yourself.

[tijrus]

Thank you so much for this video. Appreciate you!

[SecretCollage]

Love your videos! Is a ASMR while teaching survival skills and is not fear base. Just here's how to do it, concise, digestiable, clear angles, appropriate pace. I really appreciate it! ❤🎉

[timothyscott]

I had the same buck 110 but gave it to a friend... that fixed blade you have there looks like a really good knife..

[The_Story_Channel]

Very good instructional video, I learnt something.

[TheDavewatts]

Not the way I would make a feather stick but that's not me saying it's wrong, or criticising, interesting method, thanks for sharing and for taking the time and effort to make these great videos.👍🏻

[lanecountybigfooters]

You're a great teacher, and one of the best bushcrafters out there. Thanks for another great video!

[kallenijs]

Yup just gave this a try and got a whole new appreciation for your art. With a little practice I'll hopefully get my heap of flakes to catch, but your bundles are beautiful on another level.

[MysterySemicolon]

What I would like to see is a video about how to find and ID flint in the wild or make a friction ignition device from something you might have on you in the event of being a hapless traveler caught out in the wilderness after some disaster strikes them. A lot of people don't necessarily prepare properly for things like this.

[marie-pierre_t]

Hello, looks like a pinecone, very interesting video, thank you

[hosssdualsportadventures]

That is a very cool trick thank you for sharing.

[ConstantinDV]

Excellent teaching style! It does not get any clearer. Subscribed instantly! Asto feather curling, this must be the holy grail. :-)

[kronieno.]

I love to watch you start a camp fire, it is illegal in my country so I can only watch.😊😊

[awayinthewilderness]

Awesome technique! Thanks for that one! God bless, man!