5 Natural Fire Starting Tinders in the Winter

[@joeyjones9041]

My favorites in order are: Fatwood/Pine Pitch, Birch Bark, Cedar Bark, Tulip Poplar Bark, and Feathersticks/Grass/Anything fine or fluffy. I carry man made tinder like Wetfire, Fat Rope Stick, Mini Inferno, and Trioxane in my Fire Kit, but I always try to use natural materials from the environment when starting a fire. I also have a small tinder bag I carry to collect natural tinder sources. Great informative video.

[@papaschuette]

I live in Northwest Indiana, so I have the exact same resources. Great video. I encourage everyone to go out and scout around for the natural fire starters in their area.

[@jefftuttle7890]

Ben great information in this video. Ben your videos are like Clint Eastwood movies,always good and entertaining to watch. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Take care and God Bless.

[@PREPFORIT]

Great winter tinder demonstration. A tinder bundle/kit is important. + excellent sponsor

[@MrMadman-zw2om]

Very useful information! I love watching all of your videos brother… Keep up the good work!

[@Justifiedforce]

i'm sitting here watching your video and here the r2 d2 ring tone. I had to do a double take because i have star wars attack of the clones on TV. lol

[@livingsurvival]

LOL

[@roguerader]

Nice infomercial buddy! I hope sales did well! keep it up!!

[@Refaelgez]

Awesome ideas! Love your work!!! Thank you

[@aspitofmud6257]

Nice video. I would like to know what you would use to get a fire going in high wind and heavy rain. Thank you.

[@livingsurvival]

Same thing. Just find a dry spot sheltered from the wind to place your fire.

[@WoodKnock01]

Another Slamming vid as always BEN.

[@DamionJR4923]

I wish I had Birch tree in my neck of the woods. Is that a Fiddleback Forge knife?

[@DN4E]

Wonderful job ! Very helpful.

[@REV0_01]

Need to send me a pile of that birch bark

[@davidmcfarland3940]

Could you please point me to that specific Hidden Woodsman sack that you keep your tender in? Can’t see it on their site. Also any specific recommendations on a lighter? Thx

[@livingsurvival]

He may not make them anymore. You could contact him and see if he could do a one off.

[@bacon81]

What I learned from this video. Carry a lighter, because a fire steel as a primary ignition source is less than ideal.

[@livingsurvival]

Haha yeah

[@aspitofmud6257]

Unless you're in a high wind situation.

[@HunterNicholsKingOfOmnitron]

Excellent video

[@livingsurvival]

Thanks for watching.

[@alexwbanks70]

Yeah man its a bummer there's no good birch bark down here in Ohio.

[@Eric-ew8jt]

Ohhhh R2

[@ccmogs5757]

Ben , what do you think is the better procamptek product - fast-fire , wax-wood or fat-rope ? :)

[@livingsurvival]

Man, honestly they are all good. If I had to choose one I’d go fast fire.

[@DannyRiskit]

Good tips Ben

[@wademartin8822]

Was the video made on Tatooine?

[@livingsurvival]

Haha, yup.

[@EricFabianLozano]

That fixed blade is dope AF

[@snowboarding1984]

Good stuff! That knife though! 🤘🏼what is it?

[@livingsurvival]

Hidden woodsmen special edition.

[@MichaelR58]

Thanks for sharing , God bless !

[@peterm13]

谢谢，很有意思

[@greedygringoprospecting6941]

i got fatwoog and 100 % cotton. nice and dry. some time i bring some bratts. have a fire. bratts water. dump some dirt on the fire. good to go. have a good day boss.

[@keyandrethebedroommusician]

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