Pine trees are such an amazing species. Crazy to think each tree in that footage has already lived my lifetime multiple times over. Thanks for watching and sharing a comment! 🙏🏽
I’ve been researching survival techniques and knowledge here on TH-cam lately. Trying to garner as much bushcraft knowledge as possible from people like you. I’m a veteran and an avid outdoorsman so it’s not like I’m starting from scratch, but I also realize that there’s ALWAYS guys in the world who may know better easier ways. And although I may be an “old dog”, I am not opposed to learning new tricks and adding them to my own knowledge base. I 100% appreciate the tutorial you took the time to create. Thanks brother, and stay safe and free.
I greatly appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment. I love reading about peoples passion for the great outdoors, and never-ending willingness to sharpen their skillset. I too, am learning everyday. This community is such a blessing and I am more than glad we've had this opportunity to meet. Hope all is well my friend. Cheers!
Yeah man, it can last you a long time if used properly. One of the absolute best tools anyone can have in their pack. Fatwood is a true treasure. Thanks for watching! 👊🏽
Great video. I just watched a guy with annoying accent talk for 15 minutes before even getting close to the title of his video. This is so much better. The sound is great.
Haha thats awesome! Geez, it smells so good. I wish I could turn it into a scented candle 🕯. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. Hope all is well. Take care my friend. 🙏🏽
Love it 😂🤘 strikes a ferro rod starts two fires, that’s a great find little jealous not gonna lie I will find one of those one day !! Now let’s be honest how long did it take you to cut that and how pissed were you when you broke it by kicking it
Haha greatly appreciate you watching. Took about 15 minutes to cut through, as I had to keep stopping to clean the saw blade. And yes, at first I was like "noooooo, its not a complete clean cut", but then that gorgeous scent hit me, and everything in the world was good again haha.
@@TheLonelyPath this weekend I’m taking my little one hiking and hunting for some fat wood, but here in jersey little tough, I definitely enjoyed that , I need to get another axe actually mine getting rolls after few hits fatwood is pretty brutal on them
Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. That single piece alone should last a while. Wish I could convey the amazing smell through video. Thanks again! Cheers!
The whole time I was saying to myself, don't burn the log, don't burn the log! And whew, you didn't burn it! Great harvest, and sweet video. What kind of pine tree do you think that is?
Haha oh no... thats a trophy piece. That one piece could last for years. Im not an expert on tree species (still learning), but I think that was a Ponderosa Pine. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. It really means a lot. Cheers!
Thank you! Funny things is, there were soooo much more to pick from on that single tree. Easily can use it to stock up in the future... if someone else doesnt find it first haha. Thanks for watching!
@@garonjohnson91 please do! I challenge you to visit 3 new places you've never been in 2023. Let us encourage one another to experience more of what this life has to offer. Take care my friend!🙏🏽
@@TheLonelyPathI decided to follow this! When I saw this message I go to planning, me and the wife are going to California, the El Dorado and Tahoe national forests and Arizona on the way out! I was curious where this was in Arizona? I’d love to pay this a visit. Thanks for the motivation brother
@@garonjohnson91 Sounds like an amazing trip. The area I filmed this video is called "Bear Canyon Lake". On the way to this location, there are a few different spots all resembling the same atmosphere. The first spot you'll run into is "Woods Canyon Lake". Either of these spots would be nice to see. Have a wonderful trip and please keep me posted on how things go in Arizona. Im here if you have any questions before or while you're here. Be safe dear brother. 🙏🏽
Split them suckers down the middle bro!! It’s so satisfying to see the wood in the middle when it looks all caramelized
Agreed bro! Appreciate you watching and shooting a comment. Cheers!
Wow, that's the darkest fatwood I've ever seen. Beautiful!
It is 😍
That's a huge block of fat wood, I bet it smelt amazing.
Thank you for sharing another amazing video, can't wait to watch the next one! 🙂
Thank you for watching and sharing a comment. And yes, it smells amazing haha 😁
Made my heart swell with joy must be nice to have pine trees in your area
Pine trees are such an amazing species. Crazy to think each tree in that footage has already lived my lifetime multiple times over.
Thanks for watching and sharing a comment! 🙏🏽
I’ve been researching survival techniques and knowledge here on TH-cam lately. Trying to garner as much bushcraft knowledge as possible from people like you.
I’m a veteran and an avid outdoorsman so it’s not like I’m starting from scratch, but I also realize that there’s ALWAYS guys in the world who may know better easier ways. And although I may be an “old dog”, I am not opposed to learning new tricks and adding them to my own knowledge base.
I 100% appreciate the tutorial you took the time to create.
Thanks brother, and stay safe and free.
I greatly appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment. I love reading about peoples passion for the great outdoors, and never-ending willingness to sharpen their skillset. I too, am learning everyday. This community is such a blessing and I am more than glad we've had this opportunity to meet. Hope all is well my friend. Cheers!
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Yoooo thats dope. Ive heard of people using tree sap to start fires, but thats even better. Can always have it at the ready. Nice work kid.
Yeah man, it can last you a long time if used properly. One of the absolute best tools anyone can have in their pack. Fatwood is a true treasure. Thanks for watching! 👊🏽
Its funny how I understood everything you were saying without me saying it lol
You're awesome! Haha
Great video. I just watched a guy with annoying accent talk for 15 minutes before even getting close to the title of his video. This is so much better. The sound is great.
Greatly appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment. Hope all is well. Cheers! 🙏🏽
Dude, I think I saw that video... No, I'm sure I saw that video... And I agree...
Informative and beneficial video!
Appreciate you watching Sir! Thank you!
Superb video…I had a few pieces of fat wood next to me while I was watching so I even had smell-a-vision of sorts.
Haha thats awesome! Geez, it smells so good. I wish I could turn it into a scented candle 🕯. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. Hope all is well. Take care my friend. 🙏🏽
I can’t send any pics, but that looks like the fat wood I just cleaned up earlier here!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍the stuff is incredible!!!!….great video friend!!!!
Glad to hear you found a great piece. Thank you for watching and shooting a comment. Means a lot. Cheers my friend!
I probably walked by so many of those, not knowing what they were. Thanks for the insight
Anytime! Appreciate you taking the time to watch.
Really good opening drone footage and sound editing...
Thank you. I greatly appreciate you taking the time to watch. Take care!
That piece mid way through was definitely the main boss
I still have it. It's a collectors item now haha. Thanks for watching!
Love it 😂🤘 strikes a ferro rod starts two fires, that’s a great find little jealous not gonna lie I will find one of those one day !! Now let’s be honest how long did it take you to cut that and how pissed were you when you broke it by kicking it
Haha greatly appreciate you watching. Took about 15 minutes to cut through, as I had to keep stopping to clean the saw blade. And yes, at first I was like "noooooo, its not a complete clean cut", but then that gorgeous scent hit me, and everything in the world was good again haha.
@@TheLonelyPath this weekend I’m taking my little one hiking and hunting for some fat wood, but here in jersey little tough, I definitely enjoyed that , I need to get another axe actually mine getting rolls after few hits fatwood is pretty brutal on them
@@edmondndrecaj4377 keep me posted how it goes. Look into axes made by 1844 Helko Werk. I love their products.
This was a goldmine of fatwood! wow Thank you !
Very much so! There were a few more attached to the same tree. I'll return to that spot and do another video during the summer. Thanks for watching!
Another wonderful production brother! Love every frame. You really got some skills in finding and processing wood! Nice one.
Thank you brother
Great content! That’s one massive piece of fatwood there. Love the calmness of your video’s. ✌🏼💯👊🏼
Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. That single piece alone should last a while. Wish I could convey the amazing smell through video. Thanks again! Cheers!
Oh hell yeah
Thank you for watching!
Extremely Satisfying Video...
Thank you!
Survival skills!!
This simple know how could easily save someones life. Thank you for watching!
The whole time I was saying to myself, don't burn the log, don't burn the log! And whew, you didn't burn it! Great harvest, and sweet video. What kind of pine tree do you think that is?
Haha oh no... thats a trophy piece. That one piece could last for years. Im not an expert on tree species (still learning), but I think that was a Ponderosa Pine. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. It really means a lot. Cheers!
Great stuff friend 👏 👍
Thank you!
I’m so jealous lol that’s an awesome haul
Thank you! Funny things is, there were soooo much more to pick from on that single tree. Easily can use it to stock up in the future... if someone else doesnt find it first haha. Thanks for watching!
This is some beautiful fatwood and a very beautiful area, where is this located? Great instructional video, very easy for anyone to understand
Thank you Garon. This location is in Northern Arizona.
@@TheLonelyPath Wow I wouldn't have thought Arizona. Thats great, i've gotta get out west
@@garonjohnson91 please do! I challenge you to visit 3 new places you've never been in 2023. Let us encourage one another to experience more of what this life has to offer. Take care my friend!🙏🏽
@@TheLonelyPathI decided to follow this! When I saw this message I go to planning, me and the wife are going to California, the El Dorado and Tahoe national forests and Arizona on the way out! I was curious where this was in Arizona? I’d love to pay this a visit. Thanks for the motivation brother
@@garonjohnson91 Sounds like an amazing trip. The area I filmed this video is called "Bear Canyon Lake". On the way to this location, there are a few different spots all resembling the same atmosphere. The first spot you'll run into is "Woods Canyon Lake". Either of these spots would be nice to see. Have a wonderful trip and please keep me posted on how things go in Arizona. Im here if you have any questions before or while you're here. Be safe dear brother. 🙏🏽
I'm not sure what's more impressive, that massive piece of fatwood or your massive arms? Nice find.
I appreciate that, thank you!
Love this bruh
Thank you brother! 👍🏽
Nice!
Thank you for watching!
Amazing video as always. What kind of trees can you get fatwood from?
Thank you! Fatwood is found in or around dead Pine trees. In most cases, the longer the tree has been dead, the easier to spot.
If looking strictly for fatwood I take my cordless chainsaw. Small,light and works perfectly. 🇨🇦
👍💯🔥🔥🔥
Thank you!
What state was this in
Arizona
What state are you in?
Arizona
This was extremely Therapeutic!!!
Thank you! 😀