Pine Resin | Fire Starter 🔥

Using Pine resin as a fire starter #wildcamping #survivaltips #bushcraft #backcountrycamping #natureboy #survival #campfirecooking #love #wilderness #wildernesssurvival #mountaincamping #camping #firestarter

[debosquatch]

The way you instruct, speak, an Teach is spot on. Keep pushing keep posting! Your channel will explode

[Mr.EaseMysteries]

Awesome video brother! That stuff can make a tightly wrapped birch bark torch burn incredibly well.

[Fannieannie]

You have taught me so much in a very short time. I appreciate it and will keep watching.

[frederickgolden]

Your survival skills in the woods remind me of what i used to read out of my Boy Scout handbook, thanks for the refresher session sir!!!😊

[Johann-]

That might be one of the best outdoor things to know. Thanks amigo.

[sherann]

Makes a great torch also. Cool idea! Thanks

[ericcooperlaurenceanglin]

You ain’t nothing but good dude i love it

[mintyfresh]

I love this channel ❤️
I hope to see a vid about growing potatoes or something in the backwoods in the future

[choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

Power to beat some good pines out or lighter knot.. great video buddy! 🔥

[kingtoinerei]

Idk how you know this stuff, but its appreciated. Thanks for your knowledge, wisdom, understanding and your willingness to share it.

[sheisawarenow]

You always share things with us that is just simply good to have in our memory bank….you just never know when it will come in handy! Thank you so much. 👍🏽

[Happy-uywc]

I like to use pinecones and newspaper to start a fire. Pinecones have pine tar in them too. Also, you can use your reading glasses to focus the light of the sun to start a fire. 😊

[zarethshahar]

you top of your survival game, where did you get all this great knowledge? or did it just come natural to you! I found that careful observation of nature can be an excellent teacher. I learned about 98, and about one different plant, one every 2 to 3 months at a time.

[greasylimpet]

I bet it smells great too! It's sure a good tip, thanks 😊

[lifetimehart]

Excellent video once again thank you. What type of knife do you carry while outdoors?

[xmalandy]

1st time I heard you talk. Cool beans. I will look for that sap next time I get out. I have read the center of the trunk roots on a dead pine tree has a core to start fires.

[nevadadesertrat]

There are certain brands of pine cones that are very sappy (LOL) its the same as throwing gas on a fire and start real easy also. Wish I knew what trees they come from.
NDR

[jonlee]

I live in NY and we got pine trees everywhere.. I never knew the sap could be use to help start a fire.. Thank u sir

[TheBorthersfiance]

Thanks for this!! I swear I will pay to spend a day with you learning one on one!!!

[brian_]

Down south we call it fat lighter. Stuff is very flammable.