PART 3 of 5:
A complete series of videos by Nutnfancy and my friend chronicling firemaking in cold and snowy conditions using backpacking equipment only. The series shows the scenery, adventure, s. . .
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Survival Skills: Firemaking In Snow, Part 3
10 Responses for “Survival Skills: Firemaking In Snow, Part 3”
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I notice the huge amount of WD40 you go through sawing. I also notice you spray both sides of the saw blade, and that you do it as you get to the center of the log. If you get a good cut in, and then spray the inside of the cut with lube, wouldn that be just as good?
magnum9987 says:
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would you recommend using the kabar USMC knife for this kind of work?
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i just love how u bust on buggetnuster. ” i dont want to look like a homo” lmao.
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Ur dog is so smart lol
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what do you mean burn the log in half
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@Kopis1911 tuque is easier. try it.
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@spiderpig85 – haha, actually, it depends on where you go in the US. Near me, we call those “beanies” or “stocking caps”. My comment was a play on your comment so lets just agree to disagree…..eh?
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@Kopis1911 lol alright
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I could easily split that last section with my axe.yes, wood processing is important. and you did get it done. but not in what i would call a quick, or efficient manor.
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@dreamthinker79 how long do u think it would have taken u with your axe? and how do u cary it when u go out?
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