Firing Bushcrafted Primitive Pottery For Wilderness Survival

[@jeffgrier8488]

Thanks for showing us how to fire the pottery, and thanks for the laugh with the fire starting, i needed that!

[@bocah_hutanreal666]

5.10 is the best moment of Master Lonnie so far.... LOL 😁

[@krisguntner4805]

That he left that in says what a strong honest character he has. :)

[@bocah_hutanreal666]

@@krisguntner4805 He's a blast.... I wish I could meet him someday.

[@nalonabrato8900]

😂😂😂

[@jiujitsu2000]

Excellent, Excellent, Excellent!!! Blessings from Arizona! Thank you so much!!

[@tr4ff1cjam]

Hey I'm from Arizona too

[@jiujitsu2000]

@@tr4ff1cjam nice!!

[@jeffexnow]

Loved the fire starting method you have... With the mind! Hahaha.. Have a great day sir. And bravo for the great camera women you have 😊

[@terryw.milburn8565]

Hello, Lonnie & Connie ; Always Love Watching & Learning As We Go, Thanks Stay Healthy ! ATB T God Bless

[@ballisticcoefficientdepend9811]

It's great to see someone with a sense of humor in these times of "doom and gloom", I had to pause the video for a minute, I just wasn't expecting that at all lol. This was an incredible learning experience, I'm just wondering if deer scat would also work, as I live near an over populated forest of deer. I'll figure it out, and I can't wait to try this. It never ceases to amaze me, how in depth your skill level is, and how far reaching your knowledge is; you truly are a "bushcraft renaissance man". I also finally got to order the Russian Bear, Bereg UP-2 tent, and I made sure to let them know that I saw the tent on your channel first. I believe in giving credit, where credit is due. I couldn't order the stove Unfortunately, and even though I have a stove, it's going to be hard to go from 5 inch pipe, to 3.54 inch pipe, but I'll figure that out too. Thanks for the video. Stay safe out there and God bless you and Mrs. Connie!

[@Brandywine6969]

A sense of humor is priceless.

[@ballisticcoefficientdepend9811]

@Chuck Robinson LOL!!! Oh man, that's literally the same train of thought I had as a youngster. I figured deer had a similar diet, but I wasn't sure, as I was primarily raised in Pennsylvania. So I sadly, never had the chance to see moose in the wild. Well, I appreciate the help, and I really appreciate that story lol! Stay safe out there and God bless!

[@Far-North-Bushcraft-Survival]

Look close at what deer droppings are made of. If it is almost all woody fibers then I would guess that it should work as long as the droppings are dry.

[@Far-North-Bushcraft-Survival]

I think you are going to enjoy your new tent. Hope you can get the stove pipe disparity thing figured out successfully.

[@ballisticcoefficientdepend9811]

@@Far-North-Bushcraft-Survival Thank you, I actually think I've got it figured out, and it really just involved a little thought, and I remembered from my younger days, that I was a good friend with the owner of a sheetmetal prefab company lol. If I'd remembered that part first, things may have been a little less stressful to begin with. Thanks for your reply!

[@aliceg9571]

Lonnie, if you say its a word, then it is so. Thanks for another great video. Hope you and Connie are doing well and staying safe. See you on the next one.

[@keithevans3918]

This man has become my Grandpa. I mean this in the best way possible. These videos always make me feel better.

[@cendicate9132]

Usually takes me around 4mins of extreme mental power to light a fire. Great work!

[@joelgoody3590]

I loved the sense of humor there! Lonnie coming out of his shell a bit, do it some more! Very enjoyable and informative, great vid!

[@neilfriedel8882]

Thanks for the laugh Lonnie. 😆 YOU never cease to amaze me with simplicity and basic knowledge. Thank you for making it fun. Blessings from the Finger Lakes in NY.

[@cherokee8647]

Good job, I enjoyed this video very much. Now I know how to make primitive pottery. Cool!!! 👍👍👍👍🧡

[@andthatsthewayitis4173]

That was AWESOME Lonnie with the humor in the video. It was real Yoda Power!! On a serious note, I was real surprised how small the moose droppings were for the size of the moose. But there again white tail deer droppings are small. In the olden days in Oklahoma, buffalo and cow chips were used for fire and heat source. Once it's dried the smell factor is almost completely gone. Thanks for the video! This is one aspect of SURVIVAL you just don't see with others. Everyone needs vessels for eating with, drinking and collecting water. Depending on how big your pieces you make would determine how big to make the hole. No need to make an elaborate kiln.

[@zRockin1]

Hi Lonnie and Connie, very interesting method, thanks for sharing. Rock On!

[@montanaoutdoors1209]

it is impossible to not enjoy these videos, whether you're an outdoorsman or not

[@kachiri]

5:00 ᕼᗩᕼᗩᕼᗩ Love that you through that into the video. Good to once in a while add a little humor or camera tricks. _NICE!_

[@thomasgold-1000]

Brilliant, simply brilliant 😂 - thanks for that!! 👍👍👍

[@Bushmanschool]

Great review with clever tips.Thanks for sharing brother.

[@s3clorum]

what a lovely episode thanks for the education and laughts

[@MichaelR58]

Lonnie and Connie , thanks for sharing this process , I hope this finds you well , stay safe , God bless !

[@mikerowland1701]

You added some GREAT comedy to this one! 😀

[@yourvinestowine2781]

A very candid instructional video! Thanks.

[@inthewoodswithbigfoot3941]

Thanks Master Yoda Lonnie! Great stuff!

[@gosmoothgolight7567]

Lonnie ... I've tried that "mental focus" technique before on my savings account. Hasn't worked yet! Thanks for the pottery demonstration and the thrill of watching you dodge the results of your amazing mental focus! Congratulations, sir ... a welcome chuckle :) God Bless you both

[@waldvagabund-outdoorcb-funkund]

I've been following your channel for years! Now it's time to just say thank you for all the great videos for made!! *Thank you*

[@WayPointSurvival]

Excellent demonstration of how to fire clay and then good commentary on what could be done better or differently. I really appreciate the thoughtful teaching and explanation. God bless!

[@TFWS6]

I read this comment in your voice.😂

[@garys_shave]

There's a moose in Alaska wondering why some guy has been following him around for days!

[@bobswoodlandadventures5722]

KooKooKachoo Mike Yeah, that’s Turdly Works. Shitty show, LOL. With Lonnie on the moose trails, she’s got some competition.

[@sosteve9113]

Lol great comment

[@JamesJones-pt9cz]

As always Lonnie u show us your great Bush style methods, your education video never cease to amaze me.

[@davidkurle5418]

Lonnie and Connie this video was a great way to enjoy my Sunday morning coffee. And I got a laugh out of the deal! Many thanks to both of you!

[@markchase5323]

Hmm...This coffee has a unique flavor component. What's in this blend?

[@JohnSmith-gs4lw]

I was just a bit worried that he was going to take a drink of that manky stream water at the end of the video.

[@robinbrown378]

"I wasn't ready for that!" Lol! Me neither! Loved it! And now I know how to fire in the wilderness. Thank you so much for the info!!

[@TerryC69]

The way I see it, if Lonnie says it's a bushcraft word it is a word.

[@apumasterp]

Good day! Your northern Alberta buddy hear again! Another 2 operations, one botched which just about killed me, another major one to try and divert, not fix, the 2 prior screwed up operations. No chance of fixing the screwed up operations because of the radiation damage but just enough to keep me alive. No more bush craft for me, but I live variously through you. Love all you do! Sorry to ramble, but after putting my wife through all she has gone through watching me suffer, in these long nights when she finally can get some rest while I suffer through more pain than I thought I could ever bear, you bring a calm into my world! Thank you! May you grace Mother Earth a lot longer than I will! Bless you for what you have done for me.

[@Far-North-Bushcraft-Survival]

Sorry for your misfortunes but I'm glad that the videos have been a comfort for you during this time.

[@hisnameyahuah]

Woo hoo! What a great skill to learn, that's what always happens on your videos, isn't it! Fantastic, thank you!

[@TheMassweapon]

clearly the first jedi bushcrafter

[@rickballard1627]

Thanks for sharing Connie and Lonnie enjoyed watching.

[@campsitesweden]

I totally LOLed out when you lit the fire! Ha ha! Wow, thats truly next level fire lighting skills right there! Just wow!

[@jeffbell2668]

Thank you for making me laugh, and teaching me something.

[@northernembersoutdoors1045]

Here's me trying to learn flint and steel and all I needed to do was master Jedi mind trick fire-lighting! Time to up the game I think 👍😎🔥🔥. Honestly, I love the pottery, the whole process was amazing including the poop, I wonder if the ground being clay that you burned in, would burn hotter and retain heat more than a sandy soil, an oven in itself, brilliant two part video, thanks.

[@Q-BinTom]

Love your channel. It’s entertaining and educational. The both of you are the real deal.May God continue to bless all that you both do.

[@tjenahoj]

Awesome! Thanks Lonnie and Connie! This is some next-level stuff!

[@tonynapoli5549]

Thanks for sharing Lonnie and Connie nice video take care 👍🇬🇧

[@stickstickley5098]

Ha! thanks for the chuckle, much appreciated! Nice camera skills Connie, Im sure you were holding back a major giggle yourself! God bless you two!

[@pnyarrow]

Hi Connie and Lonnie. Thank you once again for most informative and entertaining video. Hope you are both safe up there. ATB. Nigel

[@Far-North-Bushcraft-Survival]

We are doing well. Thanks

[@drawncept8391]

Lonnie, I did not know you had "the force" lol. I've watched you for years and this is the first time I've seen you roll around like that. Haha. Thanks for all the education and humility. Certainly one of my favorite channels.

[@hendrikarqitekt6286]

This was very interesting. A real good technique. Sawdust yeah. Liked your little joke as well, a good laugh is all worth living. Keep yourself healthy.

[@PreparednessVeteran]

Awesome culmination and collection of skills. A cooking pot and or mugs/vessels are one of the hardest things to replicate in the bush.

[@FrontierPreppers]

Thank you for sharing, great video!

[@eternalsoundsolution]

I'm at 3:38 and already impressed Lonnie...I learn stuff every time with your videos, excellent work, ok back to it ;)

[@davestelling]

Thanks for another entertaining watch. Always appreciate...

[@jonnyboat2]

Great video on how to make survival more bearable.

[@sosteve9113]

Great fire making trick lol,nicely way of bakking the pottery,works perfectly

[@gravijta936]

So it's true. Lonnie really is the Gandalf of the woods!

[@fatherman3488]

Jedi firecraft right here 👍

[@cdweddle]

LMAO great job Lonnie thanks for the video and the humor

[@thisiscookingwithmafia6730]

Lars will definitely be impressed with that mind trick 😜

[@bemanbabollerpa150]

I learn so much from you every time! I’ll pass it down to my children in hope they will find it as useful as i do🙏🏻 Thanks again and keep doing what you’re doing!❤️

[@outdoors-university]

Thank you for your valuable information! Stay safe and keep having fun!

[@brianspencer4220]

Always like it when you explore new ideas. Thanks & Stay Safe. Brian 80

[@ShinyStickEC]

LOL the starting the fire with your mind, was worth watching just for that.

[@jamiecox5430]

Starting the fire with your mind was AWESOME! Lol

[@KahlestEnoch]

Lonnie you are awesome that fire starting was funny

[@bushingcraftingjoe4030]

Going to try this method thanks for sharing God Bless you and Connie

[@Landstander-to9vh]

Survivally. Bushcraftian. Backwoods Wizardry. Just good fun, re imagining techknowledgegyry...

[@alpinealpine2793]

Dang, I just started to get the hang of this fire starting thing, and you go and raise the bar.

[@jonpatterson5668]

Best video yet Lonnie... thanks for the laugh too

[@papinkelman7695]

Thinking your way into a campfire is very... survivalery 😝👍

[@PavlovsBob]

Great pair of pottery videos. Thanks!

[@ijursic]

That's a whole new kind of pellet stove, and spontaneous combustion on top of that. Bless you guys.

[@hebrewoutdoors1851]

Brilliant and very funny my favorite people thank you

[@fouroakscrafts7240]

Very cool process! I'm surprised at how leak proof you made it. I know a craftsmen that makes pottery and she normally puts a glaze on it to help make it leak proof. Excellent video!

[@suspectedstar]

1:27 lil bug flies by the lens. Great video Lonnie!

[@carol-anntrudell9990]

First of your video's I have seen for awhile. Just as usual very intriguing. God bless you both.

[@mathewhenderson5757]

Solid video. Great content for the community. Excellent period of instruction

[@jamesglenn6461]

Excellent. Education and humor.

[@JoshuaGammon]

That's so cool dude!!! Your a nature in the woods!! Maybe some day i'll be that good!! cheer mate!

[@z3r0grinder]

Now, when you reach the upper levels of firecraft, you should be able to start a fire with just using your mind." Thats pure gold. Lol. Thanks for making my day a little better.

[@168Diplomat]

Lol loved the fire lighting technique lol

[@diannaharrison5931]

You're too funny Lonnie!! I love your videos!!

[@davehaag8175]

Gotta give it to ya...love to see the joking around...too me by surprise!!! God bless!!!

[@Lady_of_Ishpeming]

Excellent video! I'm in the lower 48....I raise rabbits for meat. I wonder if dry rabbit droppings would work. I'll have to try it some time. Thanks for the laugh and thanks for sharing! God bless!

[@MuskratOutdoors]

I bet it would. The Zuni and Navaho used sheep droppings.

[@Johneekay]

You're the Jedi of bushcraft !! lol

[@questjones6181]

Wow Lonnie can really move.

[@utej.k.bemsel4777]

As a Teen I have worked with clay in school . My teacher always said that you have to work patiently WITH the clay NOT AGAINST IT! Expecially waiting for the oven to cool completely down was difficult for me then. Now that i'm older I 've learned some patience . As the bible says: " there is a time for everything"!

[@StirlingLighthouse]

Hahaha! Thanks for the laugh! Love to both of you. 💕

[@wvmountaineer69]

Lonnie, you sir are very survivaly lol good video!! Thanks!

[@DDan61]

You have now raised to the level of "Jedi Fire-starter"! 🏆🏕

[@bluestar.8938]

Thank you, The Moose poop worked great : )

[@lharchmage6908]

I Used woodchips and bark from deadfall trees also punked(rotted) wood works well. Did this a few times when I wanted to learn pottery making .

[@LK-fz7vr]

Really really cool two video segment 👍👍👍 wow these i truly enjoyed watching

[@ReWyldOutdoors]

Definitely didn't see the mind fire coming! That was awesome!! Lol

[@michaelnowak4078]

Thank you, for another great video...

[@mystiekmelody8857]

Lolol. I would like to master that advanced fire making skill!

[@larryladouceur7335]

very good video nice to see how its done like that

[@alexiskazacos340]

It s great to see you guys again. Hope you are safe ! Best from Argentina!!

[@Far-North-Bushcraft-Survival]

Yes we are safe. Hope the same for you and your loved ones.

[@WELSBYROOTS]

Great video brother, just like the old cowboys and the buffalo chips. You have the same humor as my dad.

[@ttjbiggunner2025]

Lol that was a good one Lonnie keep up the great work had a good laugh

[@Dutch_Prepper]

Great !! Part 2

[@WVa007]

Whooooaaaaa...close call

[@marktrusty8976]

Thanks for sharing nice video