I hope you are all doing well. Sorry I am unable to answer any comments or messages - I am away on a 5 week camping trip with no signal so sadly I can’t respond to all your lovely messages. I am very sorry but will get back to you as soon as I am back home. I think you will love this video I am currently filming! Take care x
Hey, I just found your channel. Thank you very much for the video. You pack a lot of information into 1 video. I just got interested in doing bush crafting about 3 weeks ago. I purchased some knives and some Magnesium Iron fire maker rod. I got 2 Mora knives and ordered a Machete and a 14-inch camping hatchet. I like your video, I will practice in my back yard first. Thank you again. I live in Northern Alabama.
Thank you for the quality films, you motivate me again and again, to go Hiking, wandering around at night trails! That's it! I watch the latest video with you and that's it! My wife is already getting jealous, and if I keep watching, she won't let me go camping anymore. Very interesting videos I can not tear myself away, thank you for your efforts!!!
Just came across your channel...so rare to find other ladies into outdoor life, camping and bushcraft, and even rarer to find another female outdoor channel into bushcraft and wildcamping...loving it...there are too few of us out there. You Rock.
I've seen these but I don't get to camp often thanks for the refresher course!!!. You looking as lovely as ever...you are awesome ! ❤ from Texas.........thank you Becky
Wonderful Becky, it never ceases to amaze me with how much you are able to share, being as young as you are, I just love it. Your presentation is awesome teaching without belittling, which can be hard to do. I hope you have a wonderful hike with lots to share when you get back. Take care and stay safe.
You are well prepared to survive in the wilderness with your knowledge of fire making and there is one thing I would do before going out camping. You can collect the lint from the clothes dryer and place it in a container to have just to begin a fire with. I have some which I have collected and will use it the next time I go into the forest. Your knife is perfect for the purpose you are using it for and good you have that type. The skills you are showing us here is what everyone should be knowing when going into the forest. I hope everyone who is new to fire starting have learned something from this video and know a little more about surviving outdoors in different conditions.
You can also use steel to start a fire in almost any weather. Once it starts it burns HOT!. which should help start a wet weather wood tender that may have a higher than normal amount of moisture. PS, that is a very nice looking knife.
Hope you are having a great trip! This video is so timely lol I've been practicing using the rod and haven't been having much success, I'm gonna try shaving the bark like you did, I was trying to use leaves etc... Great video, thanks! Love the new knife but still partial to the Boar lol
yellow cedar is good to start, it will burn when wet, lots and lots of sap. i also start my fires on dry wood usually split wood, stops heat going to the wet ground.
The first and last time I tried to light a fire, it didn't go to plan and we spent the night cold and wet, eating freezing food. I'm adamant for a different story next time. Thanks for the tips!
What's up ... New Normal !!! 🤣😜🤪 "Life .. actually it's a simple matter..but we insist on making it complicated" 🤗 Whether it's wrong or right..Everyone has their own reasons! 😎
Good NZ morning Becky. Love your channel. Um you can also take a normal school type pencil sharpener with you. And collect the shavings. Enjoy your 5 weeks away. Take care and stay safe. Until next time. Cya.
Do you ever carry a small candle for tinder/accelerant? There's no birch or pine in native bush here in rainy New Zealand so I was taught to use the tipi + feather stick + candle combination as a kid on school camps.
Although friction fire and flint and steel can overcome dampness through heat, causing the birds nest to dry before catching. All depends on your materials though
do you how to make a torch? the way they did it in the past was to get a small log and the small sticks and tie the sticks to the end of the log and fire up the sticks, now with that said you can make half a torch by taking your sticks just some of them and tie them together then use your birch bark to light the bundle and then once it is lit and burning well put it into the rest of your sticks and add larger sticks till you get the fire you want. P.S. you can make up a lot of small bundles of sticks so you can use them later. as always in joy
Well-done explanation of some key fire techniques. YOUR FANS who might like to see another wet-weather fire lay could visit TH-camr Corporals Corner. He demonstrates a specific lay that has a high probability of starting in a variety of conditions: it shelters tinder and kindling from wind while providing oxygen flow.
I hope you are all doing well. Sorry I am unable to answer any comments or messages - I am away on a 5 week camping trip with no signal so sadly I can’t respond to all your lovely messages. I am very sorry but will get back to you as soon as I am back home. I think you will love this video I am currently filming! Take care x
So glad you got rid of survival fake tuber silly knife.
very nice video greetings from Thuringia Germany Are you still single: D 😉
Great video 👍 thanks for sharing . Keep it up 👌
Hey, I just found your channel. Thank you very much for the video. You pack a lot of information into 1 video. I just got interested in doing bush crafting about 3 weeks ago. I purchased some knives and some Magnesium Iron fire maker rod. I got 2 Mora knives and ordered a Machete and a 14-inch camping hatchet. I like your video, I will practice in my back yard first. Thank you again. I live in Northern Alabama.
thanks, for your attention, take care of yourself, make beautiful videos, happiness ...
Thank you for the quality films, you motivate me
again and again, to go Hiking, wandering around at night trails! That's it! I watch the latest video with you and that's it! My wife is already getting jealous, and if I keep watching, she won't let me go camping anymore. Very interesting videos I can not tear myself away, thank you for your efforts!!!
Big fan from Kerala 😍😍😍😍😍
Becky your accent and smile are lovely! You brighten my day and make me wish that I was young again! Enjoy your camping trip!
Your programs are getting to be more fun to watch.
This is the time we should all be practicing fire lighting, when its wet, very nice vid.
Just came across your channel...so rare to find other ladies into outdoor life, camping and bushcraft, and even rarer to find another female outdoor channel into bushcraft and wildcamping...loving it...there are too few of us out there. You Rock.
I've seen these but I don't get to camp often thanks for the refresher course!!!. You looking as lovely as ever...you are awesome ! ❤ from Texas.........thank you Becky
Awesome video young lady awesome thank you Becky JSM Texas
Wonderful Becky, it never ceases to amaze me with how much you are able to share, being as young as you are, I just love it. Your presentation is awesome teaching without belittling, which can be hard to do. I hope you have a wonderful hike with lots to share when you get back. Take care and stay safe.
Thank you, really appreciate that James! Take care
You are well prepared to survive in the wilderness with your knowledge of fire making and there is one thing I would do before going out camping. You can collect the lint from the clothes dryer and place it in a container to have just to begin a fire with. I have some which I have collected and will use it the next time I go into the forest. Your knife is perfect for the purpose you are using it for and good you have that type.
The skills you are showing us here is what everyone should be knowing when going into the forest. I hope everyone who is new to fire starting have learned something from this video and know a little more about surviving outdoors in different conditions.
buster chilling out. proper dog life
Join....new viewer lol...love your content...!!brave girl
Greeting 🇮🇩
Love the tutorial. Very enjoyable.
Very nice blade 🔪. Great video.
Solid information well presented. Thanks for sharing.
Pine and birch!! Excellent!!👌👌
Great video. The heck with the haters. I always recommend your videos to my Boy Scouts.
aw cheers Thomas :)
show, best camp, magical place. congratulations, Brasil...
good job young one, i hope you are enjoying your trip
Great lesson !
Qué bueno disfrutar esa tremenda arboleda plena naturaleza 😃buenoo un abrazo a la distancia todoo lo mejor
Thank you for this just what I needed to learn better right now. I’ll definitely practice this at the weekend 👍🇬🇧😄
I have learnt so much from watching your videos! Keep up the good work 🙂
Happy to hear that! :))
Great info Becky. Thanks for sharing.
The dog had obviously heard all this before at 10:40 lol. Great vid mate xx
Excellent! 😉👍🇨🇦
With every Video i see, she is more and more beautiful as before
Very good and helpful
Great video. Makes me want to go practice in my backyard.
Hi becky your dad really taught you well
Nice looking knife 👍like the handle
Hello from Poland .
keep them coming. Great stuff
Gulf Coast USA
~rad~
Thanks for this great video.
Thanks for the lesson they are all great but I'm gonna try the swedish torch that was cool.
Superb video Becky 👋🏽
Nice style and cool video! congratulations
pine and birch are awesome at starting the fire due to their resins inside.
Harshman Hills Yep, go for the “Fat Wood”. All weather fire starter and stays water resistant if you carry a few sticks in a fire kit..
Good information on the fire video I love watching your videos I love to see people who loves the outdoors like me awesome
Thank you~I love ❤️ you
Well done, very good video young lady
Good fire lighting skills
Miami notification crew still here, love the content!
You are a legend, keep up the great work with the content, love it
I like the Tepee fire shelter lay, will have to give it a try. Cheers from a new subscriber.
Very beautiful girl and intelligent at making campfires great combination 😘
Thank you
thanks becky awesome as always,hope your trip is going well to
Making a fire also requires skill. cool.
Excellent example demos; thank you for the video.
You can also use steel to start a fire in almost any weather. Once it starts it burns HOT!. which should help start a wet weather wood tender that may have a higher than normal amount of moisture.
PS, that is a very nice looking knife.
Very cool video. Stay safe B.
Need more doggo, would watch more videos with him :D
Good job. Great video content. Thank you 😊
Enjoyable video and we learn something. Good.
Hope you are having a great trip! This video is so timely lol I've been practicing using the rod and haven't been having much success, I'm gonna try shaving the bark like you did, I was trying to use leaves etc... Great video, thanks! Love the new knife but still partial to the Boar lol
that swedish torch looks interesting, could you go into more detail please, cheers for a great video!
Thumbs up!!!
Clark
Excellent video, enjoy your trip.
yellow cedar is good to start, it will burn when wet, lots and lots of sap.
i also start my fires on dry wood usually split wood, stops heat going to the wet ground.
Excellent and exactly what I do. Great video as usual
😀 i love it
Amazing channel :)
The first and last time I tried to light a fire, it didn't go to plan and we spent the night cold and wet, eating freezing food. I'm adamant for a different story next time. Thanks for the tips!
Hey becky great to see you 😃. Hope you and lou are doing well.
You are about the only girl doing bush craft that aint down to panties in 2 minutes. Thankyou.
Hi Becky.( you can use Ash as it burns wet or dry
Bagus banget 😉
Bring Buster more often please :D
Great video becky have a great time away atvb jimmy 😎😎
youare just amazing
A random doggo appeared hehe! sleeping next to the fire.
Buster is a legend
awesome video keep fighting 👍👏👏💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
amo tens vidios parabens Girl
Awesome
What's up ... New Normal !!! 🤣😜🤪
"Life .. actually it's a simple matter..but we insist on making it complicated" 🤗 Whether it's wrong or right..Everyone has their own reasons! 😎
Good NZ morning Becky. Love your channel. Um you can also take a normal school type pencil sharpener with you. And collect the shavings. Enjoy your 5 weeks away. Take care and stay safe. Until next time. Cya.
Thank you very much! Take care :)
Mi się podobał domek z bali i twoja czapka;)
Come here to indonesia, feel the different jungle.
I almost over looked this video
year very good from fire system
Do you ever carry a small candle for tinder/accelerant? There's no birch or pine in native bush here in rainy New Zealand so I was taught to use the tipi + feather stick + candle combination as a kid on school camps.
Although friction fire and flint and steel can overcome dampness through heat, causing the birds nest to dry before catching. All depends on your materials though
You rock✌️❤️
Can you make a blister prevention video for hiking and bushcraft?
Like you
do you how to make a torch? the way they did it in the past was to get a small log and the small sticks and tie the sticks to the end of the log and fire up the sticks, now with that said you can make half a torch by taking your sticks just some of them and tie them together then use your birch bark to light the bundle and then once it is lit and burning well put it into the rest of your sticks and add larger sticks till you get the fire you want. P.S. you can make up a lot of small bundles of sticks so you can use them later. as always in joy
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Hey Becky, just wondering where you got your smock from? Many thanks
If I didn't see the doggo move earlier in the vid, I'd be worried ;) 10:40
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2:11 I like your hair
She's just so beautiful isn't she.
Glad to see your lovely face, again!
Que bonitos lugares ahí adónde hace sus campamentos y muy guapa es usted también saludos desde México
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The one thumbs down, probably tried to light their fire using a wet paper napkin........ Buster!🐕
Another interesting and informative video, Becky. Well done. Please allow me to say how great your long hair looks.
Well-done explanation of some key fire techniques. YOUR FANS who might like to see another wet-weather fire lay could visit TH-camr Corporals Corner. He demonstrates a specific lay that has a high probability of starting in a variety of conditions: it shelters tinder and kindling from wind while providing oxygen flow.
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