Firemaking Fridays: The Long Log Fire

In the video, Caleb discusses and demonstrates the value of the Long Log/Parallel Fire Lay

[@uncletoad1779]

I don't know why, but your videos have a certain authenticity that many other bushcraft clips miss. Give us more, please!

[@keenanglover5237]

Awesome content, love this, very well put explanation, very informative and very easy to soak it all in. Recently discovered your podcast and I listen to it all day while I'm at work. Keep up the good work

[@MrSIXGUNZ]

I really really appreciate your information and your detailed teaching!!! We all learn from watching and then doing!! Thanks much and blessings 😇

[@Exist_Outdoors_]

Always an abundance of info packed into these videos. Thanks for sharing

[@MarkYoungBushcraft]

Another great explanation from someone who is obviously speaking from experience. Thank you

[@BuckMckawtheotherone]

really enjoying these. You teach well. Very concise and precise instructions. Please keep it up. PS. I really miss Ontario.

[@brianspencer4220]

Well done the reasons for doing as you say are very clearly covered. Have a great Christmas & see you in the New year. Thanks Brian getting closer to 77

[@tallcedars2310]

Great video with lots of information, I learned a lot about lean to sheltering here. You have great instruction skills, cheers and subscribed.

[@prostyle1626]

Helpful hint. Keep a few bean bags and a small bean bag pillow. Lay the next to the fire so they can absorb some heat. Put the bean bags in your pockets and zip the pillow up in your coat. This will help keep you warm.

[@soulalbeniz]

yes, understandable explanations with practical demonstration, Thank you, love your style...

[@brianspencer4220]

Wow! The good sense & learning just keeps coming, Thanks Brian 77

[@thraexxx]

Outstanding! Perfect information told straight. Keep it coming!

[@j.bodnarczuk6757]

Awesome job, great instructions in a perfect amount of time. I can’t wait to try this just have to get out of these damn subdivisions!

[@frankmertz8366]

Awesome 2 part video very informative and detailed, ty ty

[@shackledwithfreedom]

Very good video densely packed with information!

[@WhatsUpWithSheila]

Good explanation of how to use utilize the fire correctly for warmth.. thank you.

[@wheelsgonewild1286]

We use the same rule with the hardwoods as well. The rule of firewood is the same.... gather what you think you need.... then double it.

[@jasonbullock2816]

Very good explaining 😊😊

[@roemellobell]

That is a man's 🔥 sir you do not play around when it's cold

[@jwaterous224]

You get it right.

[@gmxxgoose_ttv2830]

Really enjoyed your video, I’ve been teaching bushcraft 9 years to recovering addicts as a venue to sobriety and just started my channel, I’ll be doing a 3 night bush camp in the Catskills of ny, and filming it all, I’d love a follow

[@scottgalllion2612]

Thank you great video

[@BushcraftUkraineBV]

Very nicely done, mate. I've been out many a time without a sleeping bag and it's hard but doable. I suppose you save a lot of weight by not taking it. If you can carry it and not planning long hikes, then better to take the bag. All a matter of opinion though)) thanks for sharing))

[@thomasnugent3836]

Very good, thank you very much

[@Thelonelyscavenger]

excellent!

[@akrocuba]

GREAT VID!!! THANKS!

[@commonsensecamper]

Great video, just subbed

[@RickTOutdoorAdventure1969]

Excellent

[@inmyopinion6836]

Must have been some good smoke! I wish I didn't remember getting up 6 times to pee!

[@roemellobell]

A super fire it's about time

[@bushcraftbasics2036]

Well done.

[@olliefuture]

Nice work ✔

[@wheelsgonewild1286]

So much work but worth it when it works. It is a little different for me when I am in my scooter.

[@joelohms2629]

Real nice!

[@wbaisjeff]

Looks warm. What clothes are you wearing? Cap, mittens, bib ?? Do you have to take the mittens off to work? I'm interested in how you guys deal with the extreme cold

[@CanadianBushcraftChannel]

wbaisjeff merino baselayer (longjohn and three shirts), Blanket grade felted wool bibs, wool pullover, wool socks (three layers), pair of heavy smoke-tanned moose hide mittens, knitted wool toque. we will be discussing winter clothing in an upcoming video.

[@wbaisjeff]

Thanks. I just had a thought since you deal with extreme low temperatures. Have you had any gear fails due to low temperatures?

[@karamalhasan1419]

Good Good make a tea

[@lifeoutdoorsenthusiast9064]

Great video! I have been enjoying a lot all of your videos. Where about in Canada are you? I am north of Toronto. Cheers!

[@CanadianBushcraftChannel]

Outdoors & Gear Enthusiast we are located on Rice Lake, just south of Peterborough.

[@lifeoutdoorsenthusiast9064]

Canadian Bushcraft.... thanks a lot for the quick reply! We are not that far =) I would like to know if you offer Training/Education sessions live to a group or individuals and if so, if you can share the link of the schedule to check it out. I really like how structure and thorough your approach to teaching is! Thanks again for posting your videos! Cheers

[@user-wh9mw4to4k]

Good 👍 👍 👍

[@kut9680]

hold your poop everyone ! we are going camping this weekend lmao

[@robinkamran4261]

Is it better to have a sleeping bag or to be without one?

[@reflexreaction3797]

I tried this type of fire once and failed. The amount of heat was going up and down constantly, i was either way too hot with the flames up after adding fuel, then the next minute i was getting cold as the flame went low again. Then again it may have been the quality of wood used... Thinking back I suspect most of it was rotten past expiry date :)

[@ClintHollingsworth]

Your clothes are steaming like crazy!

[@jtchristiank1]

You said Jeno was your mentor. May I ask his last name?

[@CanadianBushcraftChannel]

jtchristiank1 Gino Ferri is/was one of my mentors

[@VE3FAL1Fred]

Nice video my Ontario Brother. I subbed to ur channel. Take care, Fred in Thunder Bay Ontario

[@user-ms2mk2rm3t]

Im not trolling... Have you ever encounterd a cryptid ?

[@keithbraithwaite5836]

i nearly fell asleep watching

[@CanadianBushcraftChannel]

Well, luckily it's a fire you can sleep beside.

[@MerkWares]

first

[@quercus4730]

If you don't have adequate sleeping system you should not be out in weather like this.

[@CanadianBushcraftChannel]

Cool story

[@homme436]

was talking necessary?

[@CanadianBushcraftChannel]

Mo Jo depends on what you want to learn. Though I suppose the best response to this comment would be "is your comment necessary?"

[@zsoltkulcsar4188]

BS, the way you made that fire in 20 min was an uncontrollable torch

[@CanadianBushcraftChannel]

Huh?