AN ALL-NIGHT CAMPFIRE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.พ. 2025
- Tools used to make an all-night campfire: 18-inch D-Ring saw, (cut on the push & pull strokes); 18-inch Estwing Axe, Becker BK-21 Kukri; Condor Terrasaur knife.
Sawed five logs 3 to 4 feet long and minimum 10 inches diameter; used Estwing Axe to chop 5-inch branches, used Becker BK-21 Kukri to split wood, and used Condor Terrasaur to make feather sticks. Use a ferro rod to throw sparks onto magnesium to create flames onto fatwood on to larger wood. Stoke the campfire every hour.
Constructed a Tipi Tarp Shelter to sleep in. - บันเทิง
Looked like a great time! I'm very excited to get out in the colder weather! 👍✌️
Yes, the Colder Weather is the best for a camp fire. Stay Safe and thanks for your Support
~Being in the Bush seems very relaxing especially when the fire crackles so Beautiful~ Thank You For So Much Of Your Informative Insight In The BUSH😊
Thanks for dropping in, My Blue Heaven. Yes, being in the Bush is Breathtaking. Stay Safe
Hey VB! Thanks for sharing. Self feeding is the way to go. If you build them so as one burns, the next one rolls in that has worked for me.
Yes sir, thanks for stopping by. Self-feeding is the way to go and that's my next task on my next overnighter. Stay Safe
Thanks for sharing. Getting up every hour or two to stoke the fire is work. I camped from Friday evening until Monday morning and I love some bushcraft. I used my hammock and a tarp to sleep in. It rained most of the time and I had thunderstorms Saturday and Sunday night so my hammock was rocking but I did stay dry. The temperature just got down to about 55 degrees Fahrenheit so it wasn’t cold using a light sleeping bag. Thanks for another good video.
@@user-yu1zp2vu9x Thanks for dropping in; much appreciated. Yeah, getting up every other hour is work; I'm glad to meet someone who understands that. And that's what I'm building up to as you're doing; stay an entire weekend. I'll get there step-by-step. Stay Safe
@@thevirginiabushcrafter8833 Yes sir. You and I are just the same. We want to be comfortable and relaxed and in the woods. Peace to you from DFW 🙏🏼👍🏼✌🏼🪓🌳🌲🎒🪵🏕
You must have had an amazing coal bed in the morning. You Stayed warm. 👍
Yes indeed, a very nice coal bed and stayed warm. Stay Safe.
Hello my good friend very beautifull sharing stay safe always
Thank you so much for your Support; much appreciated. Stay Safe
Outstanding camp! Watching this, I was right there with you. Great job VB!
Thanks for joining in, I appreciate your Support. Stay Safe.
Glad you enjoyed your time out in the woods my friend, just playing catch-up on your content, Keep it coming enjoying all your videos
Thanks for coming by, will do. Stay Safe
Muy bien preparando el campamento 👍
Gracias 👍 Sir and thanks for your Support; you are appreciated
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for dropping in; much appreciated. Stay Safe
Here watching thanks for sharing
I appreciate you; I like showing what I learn in the Bush; it just keeps me coming back.
Quite exceptional video young man. I really enjoy the overnighters and was glad to see you doing one. I noticed your saw looks much like mine and cuts about the same. I need to get me a better one so I don't have to work as hard 😅. We are nor getting any younger so anything that saves us time and energy is great. I like the fire starter combining the magnesium and ferro rod but, I would only use the magnesium when I couldn't start a fire without it. The magnesium is so soft it will be easy to use it up too quickly. Great job on the feather sticks. If you feather some fatwood your ferro rod throws sparks hot enough to light it up. I would cut my logs to about 18"-24" to save on cutting too. Overall my brother you made an excellent video. Keep practicing the skills and learning. We are all in this to help each other, share knowledge, learn and make new friends. Take care and God bless.
Thank you for your kind words and advice, I appreciate it very much. Stay Safe
Hello Everyone 👋
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Jmacbeam. Thanks for dropping in; you are appreciated.
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Hello VB! I agree with you on the mag block in fire starting. I didn’t understand it for a long time and thought was junk. Like many other things I had to learn. In love, I want to comment about your saw. I think it is designed trim limbs. I guess it has little to no set in the teeth which will make it bind in thicker stock. I hate to see you work so hard. I’ll hope for you a more suitable saw for bigger stock. Thanks for the video.
Oh yes mnmikeoutdoors. I am now using an Agawa Boreal 24-inch Bosaw, and it does make a difference. Stay Safe.
@ excellent selection 😀
@@mnmikeoutdoors8595 Thank You!!
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Oh yes, it was Big Fun. And thanks for your Support, and Yes, Vote, Vote, Vote.
Whatever you think looks like enough, triple it. Thank me later...
Raymond, thanks for dropping in. I agree with you 100%. I used every piece of wood that I harvested; had just enough to finish out my stay. Stay Safe
@@thevirginiabushcrafter8833 Absolutely, I learned that lesson myself many, many years ago. Enjoyed the video, keep 'em coming !
Now is, I suppose, as good a time as any to review basic skills. I mean... Anyway. Please?
Thanks for your Support, Freedom; much appreciated. Basic Skills will be coming. Stay Safe