How the US FOREST SERVICE Lights A Wood Stove #shorts

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[emilolinsson]

I'm convinced that this man IS the entire u.s forest service, just him

[jsmits]

You sir, are a brave man, chopping that wood on bare feet.

[ShawnKitchen]

Next video: How the U.S. Forest Service Treats Severe Foot Injuries.

[thatchedstudios]

Man’s splitting wood barefoot and that’s probably the most clean and perfectly seasoned firewood I’ve ever seen.

[onlinebills]

"This fire will last until noon"
"It's only 1030am right now!"

[willtheeditor]

Love the top down method. Taught it by my sweep, the big advantage is that having the kindling further up warms the cold flue better which creates better draft to get the fire going.

[kaiserc]

"First step, shoes are not allowed. You have to be able to feel the ground to get the best fire lit."

[StonerCreek]

The total moisture content in that room is immeasurable

[lisachatham]

We always started our wood fires this way. My dad was a great man who did many things very efficiently. He never did anything the hard way.

[mikemuller]

The efficiency of this channel and the things you teach constantly amaze me

[CALIBEAR]

You sir are making men better with every video. Always informative and with a purpose.

[LDuke-pckq]

In Russia and Germany they fill the whole chamber and its a 1 and done for 24hrs. A thing of perfection 🔥

[RGCFlick]

Chopping wood bare feet, prepping the next video “How the U.S. Forest Service used a med kit”

[ReelVibes]

"This fire will last until noon"
It's 11:45 am.

[MrKanduu]

I learned this method from my boy scout leader Mr. John Penny in the early 60's. He was a great man that taught us to live on the land in the wild. He's been gone for many years now but the knowledge he gave me lives on in my grandchildren.

[JaR]

That’s what I was taught in the early 90’s by my father. Still do it to this day.

[jakerenauld]

As a young father your channel is outstanding. This knowledge I cherish from older men like you and my father that keep traditions alive and well! Thank you

[hammondjones]

OMG look at his scarf, he’s…Faaaabulous!!

[ClearAdventure]

Known as an "Upsidedown fire" we have used it for many decades growing up in Alaska. Works great! 🤘

[rock_oclock]

"It'll last until noon."
But, what time is it now??