Rudiger Roll Milkweed - How to Process Milkweed for Primitive Fire Making - All Natural Fire Roll

[@boggycreekbeast]

Milkweed Identification video kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGKyi6iJo5eXiNU To see Milkweed compared to Dogbane click here kzbin.info/www/bejne/noe4nKpqa519bZI In the following videos I demonstrate the Fire Roll Without Ashes kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGaXkqdua8torcU kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnbFn4B4nbClps0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6ObkKatpa5-bKc For more plants that can be used with this method see the following playlist kzbin.info/aero/PLPUSw5w2ZpSax0D2cEDbmq8le400JmF6H

[@MellowWind]

That's so impressive. Thank you. Also please plant tons of native milkweed for the Monarch butterflies!

[@boggycreekbeast]

Glad you liked. I certainly will :)

[@johnknappingthings271]

The fungal ignition accelerants are so primitive, so so cool😮😮

[@boggycreekbeast]

Agreed. Fungi were actually the first accelerants I came up with for this method

[@TheChadWork2001]

You are right Boggy Creek Beast. This is an excellent video. I can see how you have upgraded your video recording. Now you excellent skills can be fully experienced by your subscribers. Thank you, and thanks for teaching us.

[@boggycreekbeast]

Glad you enjoyed. Have a good day.

[@EileenMKeyes]

Wow! never knew you could do that. Thanks.

[@boggycreekbeast]

I recommend starting at home with planks or 2X4's for rolling surfaces. Here's a tutorial that I made for a friend kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXjSYXiMerGFnNk

[@plainsimple442]

The external fibers of Milkweed make a good cordage that is almost as good as Dogbane fibers.

[@dasblank]

That was impressive my man! Great video and now I have a TIL. Keep up the good work.

[@boggycreekbeast]

Glad you enjoyed. Have a great day :)

[@bushcraftsurvivalslovenia5241]

thanks for sharing your method of extracting fibers and performing all these demonstrations.

[@boggycreekbeast]

You are welcome my friend :)

[@LANDSEAAIRCANADA]

It is amazing what we have learned watching your videos, your channel is growing and that shows just how people are craving educational content, your presentations are clear and concise , Thank you friend.

[@boggycreekbeast]

Hey my friends! Hope you are well. Thanks for the kind words.

[@Waldhandwerk]

Great job Tim, especially with the natural fibres and the strong wind awesome my friend

[@boggycreekbeast]

Hey Sepp! Those Spring winds are bad here right now friend

[@aksalaman4689]

Well done as always.

[@boggycreekbeast]

Glad you liked friend. Have a good weekend :)

[@exploringbiblicalendtimes779]

Genius work as usual

[@boggycreekbeast]

You can do the very same friend. Have a good day. Try to catch up with you later :)

[@exploringbiblicalendtimes779]

I tried it again with no success. I tried another three times and still nothing. It would not even get warm. Then sometimes it had an odour but still nothing after 9 minutes. I filmed it as well

[@boggycreekbeast]

Share it with me here or privately.

[@exploringbiblicalendtimes779]

I'll upload it for you. I'm probably rolling it incorrectly. I'll upload it tonight after my work.

[@boggycreekbeast]

OK. I'll talk to you later.

[@cr0cket01]

awesome as always

[@boggycreekbeast]

Glad you enjoyed my friend :)

[@kevinbolin7665]

Very impressive video / Never had a clue something like this was even possible / Looking forward to trying it as soon as I can …...Thanks for sharing your knowledge .

[@boggycreekbeast]

Hello there. Glad you enjoyed the video. I highly recommend starting at home with milled lumber for rolling surfaces, cotton and ashes. Begin there before moving on to wild plants and natural surfaces. You can eventually take this as far as you want. I've done this in the wild without ashes or using tools to make the set. Here is an instructional I made for a friend : Part 1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXjSYXiMerGFnNk Part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/j57FeHWIdsaEfdU

[@Brolacy1611]

Do you have a video that offers ideas on different ways to make the birds nest that you put the ember into? Would a feather stick work?

[@boggycreekbeast]

No, I don't. I use almost anything for a tinder bundle in my area. There's an over abundance of Cedar trees here and I frequently use that as my birds nest. Preparing one isn't difficult. Here's a good instructional kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZrOh6d4nMmnoNU

[@davidf4958]

Another awesome and useful demonstration, thank you!

[@boggycreekbeast]

Glad you enjoyed. Take care.

[@samthai818]

Can we use ash from barbecue coals in lieu of wood ash?

[@boggycreekbeast]

I've used that a couple of times. It did work.

[@chiefkirk]

Great job buddy.

[@boggycreekbeast]

Glad you enjoyed

[@oldfarmer9004]

Excellent!

[@boggycreekbeast]

Glad you liked it!

[@EastGrandWoodsman]

Good Morning, Nice to see milk weed will work. Lots of milk weed in Maine. :) Thank you for sharing!!

[@boggycreekbeast]

Good morning to you, too. Milkweed is a good plant for this. Been using it for years with this method.

[@stephenstanley79]

Thanks for sharing, that was awesome.

[@boggycreekbeast]

You're welcome. Take care.

[@survivorjohnny44]

Boom!

[@boggycreekbeast]

Hey John! Have a good night.