Tinder in the Snow

[@nowakezoneforever6021]

This video is almost 5 years old!!! You have come a long way Dan. One thing has stayed the same, your presentation of useful information is always excellent. Funny, I’ve watched so many of your videos, along with Shawn’s and Josh’s, that anymore I find myself looking for alternative methods to do things better or creative ways to solve a need. Dan, you definitely have made me better.

[@MrSIXGUNZ]

I love how you State and Michigan have a lot in common. Thanks much for sharing Sir!! 😇🇺🇸

[@davidleasure9138]

great tip. those dead twigs can be a life saver

[@MrGdg1969]

Here in Urals, these small dead twigs of spruce or fir are sometimes called "Pautinka" (a thread of spider web in Russian). And it is a lifesaver when you need a fire ASAP, in the middle of winter or after several days of heavy rain. One of two very good kindling of our forests, another is birch bark. Of cause one still needs some fire making skills, so I watch your videos and learn your techniques.

[@abrahmbutts]

Great information, very well explained good job. Abrahm

[@andylundberg2932]

Awesome video man, thanks!

[@diggymgee]

Now you should do a video about Grindr in the snow :D

[@juliusgonzo7527]

Just a tip on this subject, hope you like it, or you may already use it...I always bring a good amount, ( you can take a lot if you fold it up neatly), of Heavy Duty aluminum foil to put on the snow to creat a nice dry base for the fire...

[@outlanderbushcraft3100]

Hello mate , good info & demo . Atb Martin

[@linklesstennessee2078]

good video job well done

[@grassgeese3916]

great video :)

[@BlackChrome84]

Good job