Start Fires Faster with ONE SPARK Trick

Greg is a self-taught survivalist from Canal Flats, British Colombia, who, since he was a boy, has read nearly every book on the topic. When he is not out in the wilderness, he is a professional dry-waller. He started his first bow drill fire when he was thirteen and spent the next forty years learning bushcraft and studying plants and edibles. He has even developed some of his own survival techniques and is a skilled hunter with both a bow and a slingshot.

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[suestokke]

An example of how dangerous fire can be in the dry west and how easy it is for lightening to start a fire. Very impressive!

[calebwestfall]

That was actually impressive, even for nature.

[sandydaviswhytelewis]

Sending You Love Greg and Finn
From Sandy and Books❤

[renegade]

The real challenge would be seeing him survive in a city with thousands 😂 guys the real bushman. I’ve been watching the 30 day survival videos. Never watched a 3 hour YouTube video in my life but I was captivated. Awesome balance of exploration wildlife facts and interesting survival tips and just the beauty of nature accompanied by a host that clearly just loves the outdoors.

[Teddybear.]

It’s a life survival skill that all children should learn in school…top video Greg👍

[mdube]

Much love and respect from Atlantic Canada 🇨🇦❤️🇨🇦

[TonyTooTuff]

Glad you're making these videos. The world needs this knowledge. Thank you brother.

[zeddybear]

This is also a good example of how easy it is for forest fires to start. A small spark + fine, dry forest matter.
Great tip, thanks!

[lindaopperthauser]

Excellent Greg!!
You never know when you might need any of these valuable tips you share w us!!💚💙

[beatnik]

I'm gonna do a "video short" don't change man. You remind me of my family.

[paraziturl]

Thank you for who you are. Big up from Romania! <3

[brianmitchell]

I grew up In the sticks in Florida we was taught how to make fire how to make traps of all kinds and and snake spider and plant identification best skills I have ever learned and most useful and important this should be taught in school and at home a big thank you to Mr ovens for providing this service my kid loves all these videos and Finn as well

[Hazex]

Ceep up the good work you always make my day buddy 😊greetings from Germany

[XavierTheAngler]

the master bush crafter at it again, greg is at the top of the food chain while in the bush

[notgilty]

Those are GREAT life-saving tips. You probably just saved some lives that you will never hear about. Many thanks!

[jackiepeacock]

Do you have any relatives in the up michigan? You look like my family. They're Hoods. The resemblance is quite remarkable.

[divumbra]

I'm learning more from Greg than my previous jungle survival instructors during my police training.

[boatingfisherdude]

in winter milkweed pods usually still have some flash tinder in them

[rondulanski]

Never knew dandelions were so flammable thanks

[joycecrocker]

Thank you for the learning tool. Great video. ❤😊