me to

Well, there cheap, easily accessible, I'm a 13 year old and I can just go into WHSmith (or a stationery shop) and buy one.

Oh Lord I feel stupid now :D

If your around palmtrees and its wet and theres a bunch of dead palm frons laying around or still connected together you can always shake off the palm frons crumble up the leaves and break the actual branch part into peices and use the crumbled palm fron leaves to help the fire get going and the broken branch parts to help light bigger pieces as long as you have a lighter or if you have magnesium and a striker

A knife works nearly as good and I would assume everyone has one.....

In Britain it's A*

Didn't used to be lol

It's Randall Flagg btw

@@kwf9225 9 now

@@Mati-nx4nn You have found an old comment of mine. Well done.

Eric Powell compare this with Gangnam style...

Except he obviously used some sort of accelerant that he didn't show for that shot. Fake news!

Idiot!

@@andychase7693 he used pine resin. Mentioned it at 3:15

Movie logic

how does anyone do bushcraft in the UK, there's barely any bush.

@@CircumcisionIsChildAbuse I know its depressing. there's a small woodland near me that I go to frequently but seeing people and few animals is all too common. it's also not an ancient woodland, so there's no bluebells. it was planted like 100 years ago for a wood farm and now it's just a woodland. so a lot of trees are in stupid perfect lines. it's good enough though. I wish there was a coniferous forest near me though. there's only so much I can do with birch

​@@AlyxAesthetics birch is an extremely useful tree, the aboriginals in Canada used it for pretty much everything. but don't be too discouraged, the train networks in Europe are extensive enough to be able to take a week long trip anywhere and be in the middle of nowhere in only a few hours. Thankfully for me Canada is few and spacious. When I lived in a very rural area with few trees I made due with camping along a river lol you just have to make due with what you have sometimes, that's life. Have you made birch oil yet? I use it to seal my wooden utensils and bowls (just be careful and use is sparingly the taste is foul if you use too much) just remember, your situation is entirely up to you to determine. If you want something, say "This is what I want and I'm going to make plans to do it." I mean, you don't even have to uproot everything, you just have to set aside some time. A week, a month? Take a backpack and go somewhere you know would be an excellent place, secluded and just give it a go. Use the trails, then go off the beaten paths, if its annoying YOU to get there, it will annoy anyone else to get there too. I've lived in my own woodland encampment on and off for 17 months, I've gone through 2 winters in my tipi, and my camp has been found just once lol because someone managed to follow my foot prints in winter out of curiosity, said hello, and left. Too many people think there's obstacles in the way, when its mostly just them. Even when I lived in the city, I used to bike 2 hours away to camp.

indeed, never considered it... may just end up as a primary in my rucksack.

Maurice Weiss If you carry a ruck sac , try these keep a pill bottle with Vaseline laden cotton in it starts fires very fast , even when soaked ,,, or a 9 volt battery and steel wool ,just rub the battery ends back and forth on the steel wool ,, there are many other but these are two cheap very good reliable ways of fast fire making ,,, try them out in your yard , or some where safe ,, cheers from Canada

lesterclaypool1 is right. You can do these things.

Late response but another thing that works really well is melting a wax candle in a jar, tearing pieces of tissue paper and twisting them to create sort of sticks out of it and then dipping those sticks in the wax. They can easily be ignited by a lighter even in wet weather and provide substantial and long-lasting heat.

If you can, try to find a pencil sharpener for carpentry pencils. They are much larger, and allow you to use larger sticks that won't break, and create much larger shavings. I recommend getting a yellow one, because I always lose mine.

Yeah I thought it was always handy to know things like this to avoid making mistakes if there is ever the situation I need to build a fire.

Alessandro Torres haha I'm in the same boat. Soon to be homeless. These.tips will keep me going. Just need whisky now.

Fuck Antifa how's your life now?

Alessandro Torres .

Me too. Hahahaha. I thought i was alone in life. Humans. One minute you hate them, next minute you love 'em. Its complicated. Lol

G spot? What do u mean?

This is just superb, I've been looking for "skill survival" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Lidacoob Protection Percipience - (just google it ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my colleague got cool results with it.

dave22 haha I died when he said that 😂

clearly a gamer

Cool guys don't look at combustion

He took that match and Threw it on the Ground.

4:26 threw it into the middle.

@@brianmyers9989 😂 "I dont need your handouts...I'm an adult"

@Kristinadk........ha! So funny I jizzed my pants!

TheElvenArcher Well he said he was going to use pine resin which is extremely flammable, but only like that if it is already liquid which you would need recent heat to create. It is very curious. Did he use a fire to melt the resin to create a fire?

solid resin works, too

Lyoko Code Yeah but not like that ...

@@punknhead23 I was thinking the same thing

Or lighter fluid