How To Dry Wet Wood Fast!

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When you are in the wilderness, knowing how to dry wet wood fast is a skill you definitely want to own! You never know when a sudden cloudburst or days of solid rain will hamper your fire making efforts. Even if your wood is soaking wet, this method really works, year around!

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I often find that getting a hot fire going quickly is a real challenge in the outdoors. Especially when you are near the coast, up in the mountains, after a rain, or in wet, snowy conditions. This method always works for me and it is my favorite and tried and true method of drying out wet wood fast! Thanks for watching, please leave your comments below!

WayPointSurvival

One day I will use this technique to save a group of people after the apocalypse and become the new Rick Grimes

HairJordan

I do the same thing and I've never seen any other video that shows this. Love your channel.

mrmustachio

Thanks for this! I have a smaller fire pit in my backyard and larger wood to dry out, so a couple days ago I kind of did this as best I could. I formed a sort of 3/4 chimney, but I wasn't very sure of my method. Watching this bolstered my confidence in my method, so thanks!

ImInUrHd

I've used this before. I'll also make a ring around the fire with any bigger pieces to let them be drying as well and just keep rolling them to let the heat hit all sides. It definitely works!

jeffsmith

I've seen this configuration before but never knew the purpose really cool!

blacksunshine

Excellent tip my brother. Could save a life in an emergency situation. Thanks for sharing pal.

chiefkirk

In the case of having wet wood, it's also a good idea to split it down as the wood on the inside is always going to be dryer regardless of the weather, provided the wood isn't rotten mush. If u have way to split it, then that's a good idea also, especially for thicker logs, it gets u a more substantial heat source, quicker, which may save and preserve life. 👍👍

leakso

I watch all of the videos on survival and I like them all but your videos are as close to perfection as they come. Great content and clarity of sound and video is fantastic. Keep up the good work pardner !

garyminick

I have the EXACT same knife in my fire kit! I also use it as a striker.

davidafultz

Always helpful videos. Thanks for sharing. Have a great week

rottenkid

Another helpful thing to help dry out the wood, is: a) remove the bark. b) split the wood.

cornpop

Good vid for overnight but would like to see a long term strategy like a perpetual fire sustained by dry wood that the fire dries and can be used later. Thanks

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