MUST KNOW Fire Starting Tip 🔥 #survival #bushcraft #camping

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[achieversu]

Your survival tips are one of the most useful and easiest, that are actually viable during survival situations. Keep up the good work!

[teeup]

The environment around you is KEY! As a former Marine it seems like the environment was never right when we were in the field. He looks like he is in the forest on a nice fall day. Not once did I get to train in perfect weather. God loves Marines like that. 😂😂

[JohnJohn-bqow]

This is actually phenomenal advice!! Thanks man

[martywilson]

Works the same with two logs together on 1 end. 👍

[Thisisnotmyname]

Such a simple solution for a problem I didn't know I had! Think I'll give it a go!!

[ricmartinez]

I've seen hundreds of fire making videos. This is one of the best tips ever.

[BlueCrawfish]

Best tip I’ve seen in a log time been camping and hunting all my 64 year life and why didn’t think of this never stop learning is what a wise person does

[williamkeck]

Outstanding tip. Easy and about as simple as it gets. I watch a lot of this kind of videos, and I've never seen this before. Thanks.

[dougjenks]

I'm from the north woods!
Knowing how to get a fire is a life saver!

[theboycalledleaf]

I'll borrow this and use it with my Scout Troop. Their enthusiasm for lighting lots of tinder and snuffing out fires knows no bounds.
This could be both successful and save a fortune in cotton pads!
A great tip on a few levels. Thank you (recent subscriber).

[simeon_stehlin]

I've always built using a triangular shape but never thought of having a Y to act as a lever for air intake.
Great stuff! Definitly gonna use that, thanks!!!

[rocketman]

Finally! Someone that actually knows what they're talking about! Mr, you just got another subscriber!! 👍

[IBQ]

The best tips are like this, so simple you'll never forget them, but so handy you'll remember them when need be.

[ericdunthorne]

One should have everything ready to go before starting the fire starter. Put the fire starter in the prepared tinder bundle then light it. The wind will help stoke the bundle. Then put the bundle in the properly arranged fire wood. Again the wind will be a benefit if you're fire crafting is adequate.

[TMJNCM]

📚🎓Schools should make this kind of learning a required subject.

I need to teach my kids this.

[Jahanger-fbro]

That branch you holded was great for making a slingshot

[ronaldrose]

Brilliant tip, thank you for sharing it..😊

[frankdigiovanni]

Great show, one of the best tips yet, I will keep an use this tip !!!😊

[aakashk]

Simple and valuable, the best kind of outdoor wisdom 😎

[patrickbuechel]

My dad taught me this in 1955, very good tip young man, thank you😊❤❤❤