Fire Carry To Preserve Resources

[@RobertFireLionBlueHawkWinkler]

Being in Kansas, I used to carry very dry cow dung. It will smolder for hours, and I would collect dry tinder as I walked. Then, as you said, I wood look for a campsite close to water and with plenty of firewood.

[@Rambooutfitters]

+Robert “FireLion BlueHawk” Winkler Excellent. Cow dung is some of the best to use.

[@campfiretrickery]

Great info on the punky wood i knew it was good charred but completely forgot about it being a good amber holder in its natural state .

[@Rambooutfitters]

+campfiretrickery Thank you. It is definitely the most abundant and ready available in my opinion.

[@gun1911]

Glad to see you're still making vids here and there man. Hope the school is coming along well. Looking forward to seeing more vids.

[@Rambooutfitters]

+gun1911 Thanks brother. Been very busy. I will be teaching my first class in January so stay tuned for some updates there.

[@acet7]

Nice vid, I knew ppl in the old days did this but had not seen it done before. Thanks for sharing. I had to look up the definition of punky wood lol, now I know

[@Rambooutfitters]

+acet7 That's great brother. Glad to hear that.

[@GatorLife57]

Wado...thumbs up my brother !Hope you and family have a blessed CHRISTmas !!!ENJOY....THE SIMPLE LIFE

[@Rambooutfitters]

+Wolf Travels2 I hope the same for you and your family my friend!

[@amrasurvival5580]

good info thanks for sharing

[@Rambooutfitters]

+Amra Survival No problem and thank you

[@user-qf7lq5ym4o]

Cool bit of knowledge there, thanks for sharing. Just one concern, I always feel that your preparation for an expedition should be done correctly in the first instance. It's very rare that we'd ever go on a trip without knowing how long we're going to be out for. I like this though in principle.

[@Rambooutfitters]

Absolutely, this is for those situations where your gear was lost or damaged. Always know modern methods and primitive in case one fails.

[@johndifrancisco3642]

3:14 How to keep your eyes open :) Who filmed that part? I was gett'n dizzy!

[@scoutingfreegermany]

Great vid. What kind of container would you suggest that keeps a little airflow too? Cheers, Marc

[@Rambooutfitters]

+Scouting Free You could have just a cup with string to hold it to your pack or wear like a necklace. Percolator, a can with a couple holes in it or anything in that sense will work. All you want is a smolder so adjustments might need to be made depending on which vessel you have. A more primitive approach would be to wrap material up in bark or leaves like a cigar.

[@RobertFireLionBlueHawkWinkler]

+Scouting Free I carry a Snow-Peak 700 titanium pot ith holes drilled along one side of the lid.