Bull Thistle Notchless Ember + Shoutouts + More Answers about notchless friction fire origins

[@boggycreekbeast]

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[@LANDSEAAIRCANADA]

we here would agree as to the origins of friction fire, we like many others are most grateful for the education you have shared here Thanks for the channel recommendations Thank you Friend Happy Hiking !

[@boggycreekbeast]

Thanks my friends. Hope you are well

[@sosteve9113]

Well done Beast ,the produced ember transfer is a art on itself. Great shout outs.Brad has a great channel as well

[@boggycreekbeast]

Hey Steve! Hope you're doing well friend

[@theurbanabo]

Thank you sooo much brother, for the shoutout! I must study this technique further. Thank you again for the inspiration! Much love

[@boggycreekbeast]

Pleasure is all mine friend! You are one of the best Primitive/Survival channels on KZbin...also, an OG. Been following you for years.

[@theurbanabo]

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[@FlintStryker]

Hi Tim. Your skill never ceases to amaze me. Thistle grows around here but I've never thought of it as friction fire material. I'll have to give that a try! I'll try to look for some on my hike today. Thanks for the shout out too! Your encouragement and assistance has been very helpful. I hope to have another Thumb Sling Thunderhead video ready soon. After my last video on them I had to make another one - just because.

[@boggycreekbeast]

Hey Brad, hope you are doing well. I wanted to say I'm spending more time out on the trails so I might become a stranger here. You will easily crank out embers with Thistle so definitely give it a try. I usually have to use the very bottom portion of the stalk. Looking for thick plant walls. I'm looking forward to that new thumb loops video! The mechanical efficiency that your version provides should give others more choices of plants to select from...even solid wood. Just saying. Hope you and your family are well.

[@countsmyth]

Wow, savage skill.

[@boggycreekbeast]

Hey my friend! How are you?

[@countsmyth]

@@boggycreekbeast Doing good BcB, gotta try that nettle stalk myself!

[@boggycreekbeast]

@@countsmyth Good idea

[@countsmyth]

@@boggycreekbeast Gotta try and expand my skills like you.

[@gregelston8926]

Great video, Thank you! I am very intrigued about this notchless ember. I hope to do it someday. Also thanks for suggesting other links to great fire crafters. On your advisement I checked out Brad’s Flint Striker channel. He has definitely contributed lots of great information regarding friction fire. His love of fire making is evident in his videos.

[@boggycreekbeast]

Thank you. With practice you can do the same. Have a good evening.

[@RobertsBulgaria]

How long do you dry out your Bull Thistle stalk after harvesting it? Thank you.

[@boggycreekbeast]

It was pretty much already dry when I cut it yesterday. I let it set overnight. So, not a full day.

[@ManLand]

I'm gonna watch the video...

[@boggycreekbeast]

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[@boggycreekbeast]

Your comments about talking to me are being removed. Are you removing them?

[@ManLand]

I don't have facebook any more @@boggycreekbeast

[@boggycreekbeast]

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[@boggycreekbeast]

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[@johnknappingthings271]

Let say I’m new to this because I am. I’ve been practicing hand drill and I’ve made embers with the fire roll and bow drill and pull drill. Is the notchless ember difficult or?? Should I try and keep trying that nochless seems hard

[@boggycreekbeast]

The notchless method can take some time to get down. It really isn't necessary but if you continue to practice it will come.

[@johnknappingthings271]

@@boggycreekbeast is ashes tinder a good way to transfer the ember