Winter Survival Fire - Siberian Tinder Sticks And A Micro Ferro Rod

[@SurvivalRussia]

Please Check The Links In The Description Above If You Would Like to Support The Channel And For The link Top The Micro Ferro Rods Used In This Video. Happy Healthy 2021!!

[@REAPERMILITIAOUTDOORS]

Happy Yule brother.👊💀

[@SurvivalRussia]

@@REAPERMILITIAOUTDOORS You too buddy :) Happy Healthy 2021!!

[@REAPERMILITIAOUTDOORS]

@@SurvivalRussia Thanks man we had a good dinner for the winter solstice and good family time. Stay safe an healthy you and the family. 👊💀🍻

[@youshouldseethis.6678]

What links?

[@lindaphelps4673]

Great intro with Gator. Call me impressed and will be making brutal feather sticks. Still learning as it has been a good while since we were in the woods. Happy whatever you celebrate and a prosperous 2021.

[@christianbolt5761]

Glædelig jul!

[@ForgottenLore]

Honestly one of the coolest men on the internet, I hope your way of life never changes.

[@MrKylw]

I get such a big smile when the alert for your channel pops up!

[@malapoyo]

Me too. This is one of my top 5 favorites.

[@tudyk21]

That is awesome.

[@charleswalter2902]

I just set up a small belt carry survival pouch. The very first thing that went in was an ebay purchased swiss army knife with the toothpick replaced by a firefly.

[@JohnDoe-pv2iu]

I do like that little thing. You can never have too many resources for fire starting. In the bottom of my pack is a little sack that I practically never use, but it's there. It's an old crown royal bag with a can of sterno fuel and a ziploc bag. Inside the ziploc bag is a piece of fat-lighter(pine), a tiny candle, a ferro rod, cigarette lighter, box of lifeboat matches and it's all wrapped up in a piece of burlap (so it doesn't rattle). I say I never use it because I have duplicates of all of this(except the sterno) that are my regular use items. Some people think this is goofy and complain about the extra weight but it's less than a pound. If you are that worried about weight, leave something else out of your pack! You can survive a long time without some things but if the weather gets very bad, you better be able to get warm. I live in south east America and 'Sterno' is a company brand name for a little metal can that is a gelled cooking fuel. It can be lit in the can to start a fire then put out and saved by putting the lid back on. If it's a cold, wet and windy situation you can really count on the sterno to light and stay burning to dry out wet wood. It is also very good for fire making if you are hurt. People should consider being able to get a fire going when they are injured. Life doesn't always go perfect and staying warm with a broken arm or leg is the difference between survival and being a statistic. Love your channel/videos. Merry Christmas and Take Care buddy, John

[@Eric-ew8jt]

The awesomely awesomeness is back with another video! Merry Christmas Survival Russia

[@SurvivalRussia]

Happy holidays! Happy Healthy 2021!!

[@darrylburns2553]

Awesome

[@lanceroark6386]

Lars, I doubt you know how much normalcy your video’s bring to me. Just seeing someone sit in front of a fire and camp in true wilderness helps me think that someday life will be pre-Covid normal again.

[@charleswalter2902]

There is definitely a calming & supportive effect to those of us who watch Lars' videos & have about reached the ends our rope with the COVID restrictions.

[@kiry3325]

Cheers from Newfoundland! You're a wealth of knowledge

[@daveh5987]

Checkout upnorthof60

[@squidchurch82]

The corkscrew attachment on your knife works really good at getting knots out of your shoelaces.

[@songman0]

Who will bring in our days the brightess in these black times? Lars and his educational movies. Stay safe and healty you and your family and your friends. Also all best wishes for all which enjoy and learn from Lars movies.

[@thearchibaldtuttle]

"You cannot ever have too many knives!" I approve this message! Greetings from Switzerland.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Right on!

[@gator83261]

“You cannot ever have too many knives”.... made my day lol

[@FeldwebelWolfenstool]

..35 years ago, one of the gifts I bought for the Ex at Christmas was a Swiss Army knife. "What am I supposed to do with this?" was her reaction. A month later, you couldn't beg it from her. Found it to be a most useful item. I bet there's still one in her purse..

[@GetSettled]

Good to hear Lars feeling festive by singing the lyrics to Deck the Halls.

[@garyevans3421]

I farm in west Texas where everything has stickers or spines! I may grudgingly give up my toothpick, but it better be a darn good survival tool to get me to give up my tweezers! Those are the main reason I carry a Swiss Army knife! What’s good is that feature is on even the smallest models.

[@MrKylw]

Me: “I need that knife” My wife: “you don’t need anymore knives, you have too many knives already” Me: “you can never have too many knives” My wife: “ says who” Me: “ LARS!”

[@GliedMafia]

should be on a t-shirt :-)

[@garysmith9818]

Works for me, lol. Good luck with the wife, maybe get her one too?

[@vvk]

Wife: "Very well then you can either have a wife or a knife. It is your choice but I hear divorce is pretty expensive nowadays" :)

[@couchcamperTM]

@@vvk "Wife, You have no idea what I spent for the Fallkniven collection, the house is not ours anymore"

[@SonofChurchill]

Like wife needs more shoes or bages!

[@trueaussieray9093]

Couldn't help but notice the little ray of sunshine shining on your cabin while you were attempting to light the micro Ferro rods fire.

[@anthonyjohn5136]

After checking out your feather sticks videos over the past year you have changed my life on any camping trip! Great videos

[@SurvivalRussia]

Wow, thanks!

[@anthonyjohn5136]

@@SurvivalRussia No Thank you! I always feel so impressive when I get to show my friends the Siberian feather stick!

[@leeyoung1367]

Lars and Lonnie are the only outdoorsman to watch !

[@HappyMinds1]

oh this is awesome, what a treat. only found this channel recently and have been thoroughly enjoying it.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Welcome aboard!

[@jameshall3482]

I'm 66 and carried a swiss army knife for 40 years. i use the cork screw to untie knots that is really tight in rope.I live in the mountains in eastern US. Camped hunted and fished all my life. Like your channel I'm seeing how people all over the world survives.I carry three knives most of my life.Good tool!

[@Effdeecompositions1516]

Best survival channel and best accent.

[@Ghost_Os]

"And then it falls on the ground... And everything is awesome." 😂🤣👊🏻🔥

[@kreterakete]

I have the feeling the colder it is the stronger the urge of a fire is to burn.

[@paulmcdermott2034]

Liked your video and your ferro rods and feather sticks will try out in the new year when we go wild camping fishing and panning in the spring here in Scotland l liked your phrase campsite tv description for your fire have a happy safe xmass with Mrs survival Russia and your little ninjas see you next episode on your channel 🆒

[@jamesglenn6461]

Merry Christmas! to all the Ninjas!

[@eschneider8799]

Happy solstice Lars, Mrs SR & the ninjas. The light is coming back. Cheers from Canada ✌❤🖖

[@adventureswiththecrazyvet]

Been waiting to long for this . This channel is real life no BS no drama no dramatics like that woman on the Outdoor Gear Review Luke.

[@bernharddeifel8087]

Lars is a awesome guy, so to say ! Beste Grüße aus dem versöderten Bayern !

[@jnljnl8485]

You need to build a camper top on the crawler. Little wood stove to keep you and the engine warm. Would be an interisting build series.

[@justintime8793]

We will are being living this way in the future. Thanks for the education.

[@taunokekkonen5733]

Lars, when you took the burning parafin tinder on your hand it reminded me of my uncle. He once moved a burning fire to another location, bare handed, complaining that he's a welder and can't even carry burning firewood in his hands.

[@core3481]

It's always a good day whenever survival russia uploads. You rock my russian dude. -Alaskan

[@bernharddeifel8087]

He is German. Sorry..............

[@SurvivalRussia]

I'm not German!

[@bernharddeifel8087]

@@SurvivalRussia Me to !

[@lindagates9150]

I believe that anything beyond the sunroom door in my world is there to be used as a way to get to the grocery store, my favourite dress shop and the bookstore . I Wonder why have I been watching all your videos and giving you 👍 you have been able to get me interested in survival I suppose, thank you 😊 I wish I could give you more than one thumbs up 👍 for each episode

[@calvinmientke3539]

I "travel" on Google Earth. I find ground-level roads in Russia and "drive" through the villages. I found power access and WIFI access poles miles in the middle of nowhere. Lars has an emergency phone, the orange box, in his yard. A very interesting place! I live near a potato farm area and the farmers would love Lars" no rock soil. :)

[@lindagates9150]

@@calvinmientke3539 I live in New Brunswick Canada my province is noted for the potato farms along the upper reaches of the Saint John river perhaps you could tour the apple orchards along the river and the strawberry fields too as well as the potato farms I think that they must export all the good potatoes or sell them to the frozen food plants because it is impossible to buy a good bag in my local store. Either that or the handlers cause some damage.

[@randymarsh-Tegridy420]

Approaching 250k subscribers, very awesome.

[@SebastianUnterberg]

Love your videos. Tralalalala

[@allenreid9060]

I have carried a swiss army knife for over 20 years. Great for every day life. Years ago a Russian guy that was on contract to work with my employer saw it and was impressed. I bought him one as a going home present. He told me that the knife was equal to a month's pay in Russia. Thanks for the info on the fire ant!

[@rabbitjack31]

Love this guy, he’s awesome to say the least.!.!.!. Keep pushing the videos brother from Russia..!.!.!

[@brushbum7508]

MERRY CHRISTMAS LARS, FAMILY & FRIENDS. TAKE CARE..

[@rocpile1141]

I live in the desert, Arizona USA. Love your channel none the less, thank you Lars!!

[@SurvivalRussia]

Happy Healthy 2021!!

[@doctoredic]

Merry Christmas Lars and family from North Australia. Sitting here at 7.30 pm and it is only 34c , we still like to sit around a fire pit ! Better than what is on T V , just watching the flames . I wish there was a tree here that could be cut as easily as those pines , everything here is as hard as iron. Love to here the story of the last round in your gun.

[@tudyk21]

That fire ant is an interesting little product. Your channel is a great platform for that guy to get exposure, as well.

[@doubled3983]

Hello from Oklahoma! Great video! Thanks for all you do!!👍👍👍 It got up to about 20 degrees Celsius here today. I'm jealous of the snow. Wishing You and your Family a Merry Christmas!!

[@SurvivalRussia]

Happy Healthy 2021!!

[@brettthomas1964]

Lars, we hope you and your family, have a great Christmas, and a safe one. Cheers.

[@darren3258]

Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 can't get enough of these video's.

[@davidkurle5418]

Merry Christmas to you, Mrs. Survival Russia, and all the ninja's!

[@mikethompson8712]

Merry Christmas Lars. I hope you, Mrs Survival Russia, and the Blue and Pink Ninjas have a Merry Christmas.

[@joeinthebush]

Almost a quarter of a million subs....guess there is a few of us... MERRY CHRISTMAS N. Ont Canada......keep that wife warm ATB..

[@BigV24]

Happy festive season Lars and everyone in the Survival Russia community! Hopefully 2021 is better!

[@troywee4774]

thanks for showing us these fire ants - cool upgrade for any corkscrew! cheers.

[@johnsgarage6622]

That's pretty cool! Makes me think to always have a flint when hiking.

[@francdejong]

Great one again, very nice and interesting products. Also happy with the tip about using the saw as a scraper for the fire steel. 🙏🏼

[@joelcarlin9193]

wishing you and your family a safe, warm , and awsome holiday Lars .... Keep up the good work

[@cherripaterson6066]

this is very cool! I like the use of the feather sticks and resin from different woods, and the tiny fire ants starters are impressive, thanks for a good informative video

[@afternoobtea914]

Totally agree with you in that feathersticks should be of a greater size. That's how we always have done it.

[@iainb1577]

Corkscrew great for opening knots as well as bottles.

[@survivaldeutschland]

And then it falls to the ground and everything is awesome :D duuuude you just killing it :D

[@specialistcarmarketing]

In the annals of history never has a truer word been said 'you can never have too many knives'

[@ABSBARNES]

I really love your Chanel. Greetings from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 👍. Love your tutorials and your enthusiasm, and if you ever do a course I’d buy that. Take care.

[@robertkirk4387]

merry Christmas to you from all of us here in the UK, God bless

[@stefanm67]

I absolutely love your videos Lars. They are always full of useful information. Wishing you, Mrs Survival Russia and the Pink and Blue Ninja's a safe and peaceful Christmas from England.

[@mikeboone4425]

Hoping all of the family are safe and wishing you a very great Christmas and happy new year . Also hope all is going smoothly on the new house .

[@redsorgum]

I carry a Swiss Army Knife in my pocket every day, and I use it at work a lot. The mini ferro rods are awesome 👏 👏👏👏

[@donnyc9430]

OH HELL YEAH my day just got better

[@hhl31636]

MERRY CHRISTMAS to You and Your whole family. God Bless You and Keep You safe!

[@davebloggs]

now that is a cool idea having a fire starter and tinder in the cork screw, a winner for sure, I bet many people out there are thinking , hey why didnt I think of that and that is the mark of a great but simple idea,

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

I’ve missed watching you. Work has been unreal and super busy, away a lot. Haven’t made many videos recently, either. But, I’m glad you are still at it. A good friend gifted me some Fireants. Great kit. And I agree with you on the SAKs. Take care.

[@daddyg5654]

"making these fine small thingies..." Nice to know I'm not the only one that uses those technical terms. :)

[@runningriverbushcraft]

Awesome all your videos!!! Really enjoy them all.!!! I have learned many new things from your channel.. 🇺🇸

[@Jer0da0sniper]

I just tried a Siberian log fire for the first time this week. It burned great! Lots of directed heat and little maintenance. Thank you for the knowledge Lars!

[@akm5611]

That's a grate update for Swiss army knife. Pazdravlayo novim godom!

[@LPx007]

God Jul Lars!!! You're right...Swiss army knives are just awesome and with the fire ant it becomes perfect!!

[@stevecobb6001]

Merry Christmas to you and your family from North Wales in the UK

[@Photosynthesisbeing]

you are super wholesome, we love your vids.

[@thalesnemo2841]

Awesome add on to a Swiss Army knife!

[@rostermaan1321]

i wish u all a merry xmas and a happy new year and all that funky stuff ;)

[@Grim-HEX]

I hope you and your family had an awesome Christmas Mr. Lars

[@georgemcmillan9172]

Lars, it's always a good day when a new Survival Russia video is uploaded! The mini ferro rods and tinder are an AWESOME addition for the Swiss Army Knife! Even though I have many other options, I've always kept a SAK on me. They are excellent tools for everyday tasks, as well as out in the woods. I hope that the coming year is prosperous and happy for you and the rest of the world! Happy Holidays to you and your family!!!

[@Jonny-gg3be]

Another cracken video Lairs. The Fireants are an awesome idea, and it's good to see something so small being so useful. Merry Christmas from Northern Ireland.

[@miniwetwegrow8564]

Merry Christmas Lars and Survival Russia Family . Michał

[@ramirez036]

Merry Merry Christmas to Lars and family 💕

[@mbathome112]

Good to see you Lars. Merry Christmas to you and Mrs. Survival Russia. Happy New Year and good health. And awesomeness...

[@andrewedwards7927]

Awesome Lars. 👍ATB from 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@MaximusMerideus]

Lars, my friend, I would love hearing a story about when you were the closest you ever been to be in real trouble surviving? I think anyone who has lived a good life has pushed it a little too far and been in real trouble where we were lucky to make it out alive and I'm sure you have some epic stories. Thanks buddy.

[@henryganzer4685]

good idea to ask for this . . .

[@tasteful-attitude]

for sure when i was mad at him when we where young :)

[@sosteve9113]

Merry Christmas Lars, And everyone who read this

[@brandonneuman1317]

I got in on the kickstarter for the fire ant, last year. Great stuff! Every swiss army knife I own has one.

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Those little ferrorods work. Nice large wood shavings work well. I burn wood all the time in cool/cold weather. I hope all is well in Siberia. Merry Christmas

[@Interestingness101]

Wishing a very Merry Christmas & A Happy & Prosperous New Year to you and to your family, and to everyone else reading this.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Happy Healthy 2021!!

[@semco72057]

I spent a big part of my childhood living in the country with my grandparents and had to start many fires in both the wood heater and the cooking stove so I know about using pine kindling so start it. We only used the kindling to get the fire going and then use the oak wood to keep it going. I have a multi-tool made by Gerber which I have for around home and one in my backpack, and day bag. Where I live we have plenty of pine which has been aged after the tree has been cut down and used it all the time.

[@MOOSEDOWNUNDER]

I have used Leatherman multitools for over twenty years and never regretted it until today lol, I thought it was going to be a gimmick but clearly it is legit and the burn was amazing. Bravo that man, very smart custom tweak.

[@asmith7876]

Christmas morning: Not ANOTHER knife? I have so many already! Said by no one EVER! LOL

[@leonardopoli319]

Excellent system turn on the fire, very practical and fast. Nice video bye good day👍👋

[@toddhunter5693]

i have my swiss knife with me for over 25 years. always.

[@cdl0]

Same here, twice over, the same one since the 1960s.

[@elaineoutdoors9581]

Good to see you back

[@detroitredneckdetroitredne6674]

Wow very cool thank you for your knowledge and expertise hello from Detroit Michigan USA 👋👋👋👍🏻🇺🇲

[@leemccorriston2170]

Keep them videos coming about anything it's great to see you, i think you're channel is awesome. Look after yourself

[@MrTabbart]

Thank you for being you!

[@NorthernContrarian]

I love my swiss army knife. I use it all over the place, in the woods, at home etc.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Happy Healthy 2021!!

[@MuskratOutdoors]

Hello Lars! I'm a few days late, but I'm here! Either I missed the red bell, or never got it. Those little things are pretty neat! Another good use for that cork screw is untying knots. I've always found it kind of funny though that a Swiss Army Knife has a cork screw.....isn't the Swiss Army supposed to be fighting, and not drinking wine? HA! As always, great video! Yours has always been one of my most favorite channels.....in fact, you are the reason I decided to try my own.

[@SurvivalRussia]

I agree. I also found it a bit interesting LOL Happy Healthy 2021!!