Primitive Fire Demos in Australia

Primitive Fire Demos for the Morakniv Adventure Australia

[@BushcraftSurvivalAustralia]

It was my pleasure to teach alongside Dave on the Bushcraft Survival Australia 4 Day Intermediate course as well as at the Australian Morakniv Adventure held in Sydney. It was a very busy 3 weeks and I learnt loads from Dave. Can’t wait for 2020!

[@ralphhodges6055]

Most detailed demo I have seen. Dave you probably answered more questions then I can tell you. Thank you!!!

[@mikeaden7870]

Dave i appreciate all the in depth detail you have gone into in your demonstration you covered many things i have never heard discussed before

[@proteinman1981]

Really enjoyed this video, thanks heaps for sharing it for all of us to see.

[@MonsieurVik]

Thank you Dave. It's seems so easy when you do this primitive ignition, you are a master of skills. Bravo et merci, from France.

[@semco72057]

That is a nice session and gave those present the information they need to know on starting a fire. It is nice that there is courses to show people how to properly perform the procedures to do that.

[@chadsims44]

Great!!! like to see that your still teaching and spreading the wealth!!!

[@bloodyeyeful]

You know you are doing it right when Dave teaches you.

[@thenomadsurvivalist4459]

This was a masterclass lesson 👍

[@AJXR6T]

Was an awesome demonstration it enabled me to achieve fire first attempt later that day with Gordon. Thanks again Dave look forward to meeting you again in the future and learning more

[@bgurtek]

Thanks, Dave. You're top shelf, all the way!

[@evanf7521]

Good to see you in Australia Dave... Hope your enjoying your stay and we’re making you feel welcome. I hope you have plans to visit more often.

[@charlesloveday9208]

Dave... you da man 👊!! Experience comes from practice, practice, practice.... and your experience shows how much practice you have - which is quite a bit of practice 🤔😂!!! LMFAO... I've watched you for many, many years and I know that you have quite a bit of practice in several methods of friction fire. You said it, done it, and I'm sure that you wouldn't of said it and been able to have done it without knowing from the burn in process that you would be able to get it done! Excellent explanation and demonstration of the bow drill friction fire... thanks again for the best explanation and demonstration!! Never gets old to watch this process done in such an easy way. Makes me jealous sometimes at how quick and easy you get it done. I've seen you struggle before..."Dual Survival" days come to mind and puts me at my own experiences... hahaha, having my own sweat mess things up in almost perfect situation. Something as simple as getting sweat on your pieces being used can really be frustrating 😡!! Great job Dave 👍!!!

[@codyprock8462]

Hello Dave, from TN thank you for your videos and books. God bless you and your family. I look forward to meeting you at SMKW. 👍

[@joeyjones9041]

Thanks again for another killer video. I need to practice the bow drill method. I was surprised to see so many wearing coats and jackets in Australia, i wasn't aware that it gets cold there, especially this time of year.

[@DF4Trap]

Awesome video, thanks.

[@vans.8435]

Good demonstration. I like you comment about doing it live. No doubt you have the skill...

[@Hoonozit]

Thanks for the video.

[@mitchalgreen7244]

Awesome vid brother.

[@matthewmahoney999]

Looking good Gordon

[@1980nosferatu]

Nice in detail video.real informative Greetings from Belgium

[@tedzilla5826]

hd to turn volume way up.Thanks for the info Dave

[@jeffsmith6441]

Awesome demonstration!

[@matthewsmom010902]

Thanks Dave! Much appreciated/)

[@allencampbell9719]

You make it look so easy Dave. I need more practice.

[@sdr22630]

Great video reconfirming properties over specific species. But, will you come home with an Aussie accent?

[@syedabdulhalim23]

I want this guy to be my survival guru.

[@trudiswanson9855]

No matter how often I watch a bow drill, I don't see how the 'string' is made to loop the vertical stick. Can anyone help? I'm left to assume it's just quickly looped around the vertical. Thanks

[@markbayless5527]

You cut your hair. No more mountain man look. Ashtabula County representing!!!!!!

[@sammiehunt9330]

Hi. Are you still in australia? If so what part?would love to meet up and show you some of our local forests and native plants.

[@TwoPlusTwoEqualsFive32]

The trick with fire in Australia is not creating it, but how to control it, our forests are powder kegs just waiting to explode into flames.

[@BlackshacksBushcraft]

Awesome

[@mishawakapost2681]

Fist bumps 👊👊👊👊👊, high fives/pats on the back ✋✋✋✋✋, extra thumbs up 👍👍👍👍👍 Pets ❤❤❤❤❤, treats and tummy rubs.

[@gailbryant4932]

can you do a bushcraft series for kids that can't get all the high dollar gear

[@cjemtp0470]

Can barely hear the audio

[@Playingwith3D]

I misread that Title as "Primitive fire Demons in Australia" with David Canterbury WTH? something is not right here. lol

[@leegrubb6753]

Beside yourself and the people with you. Where there any students that where not from Australia? Did you get a chance to study or observe any of the bush craft stills of the Aborigines?

[@MrDizzle715]

Bam Son!

[@kendavis511]

VERY LOW SOUND --- HOWDY ROCKY MTS.

[@PedroNZ1965]

If you went to Australia you should meet with some Aboriginals out in the bush. Maybe you did?

[@kimbullock475]

Looks like Gordon...

[@steverobinson4199]

Am I the first comment?