Charcloth from fungus? Is it possible?

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Charcloth from fungus? Is it possible?
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@SurvivalLilly 5 лет назад

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@BaFunGool 9 лет назад

Love this video. This method of drying out fungus is called: "Retort" combustion.

@ShowCat1 9 лет назад

I can no longer go camping due to an injury. That is why I love your videos so much. I also really appreciate the quality of your videos. Good business decision. You’re a smart woman. Love all the footage of Dak as well. Thanks Lilly!

@wyattoneable 9 лет назад

Thank you Lilly. You had some good tips about making char and it's always a pleasure to see you and your dog enjoying the woods.

@JSkulkingBushwack 9 лет назад

You and Dax are my favorite people. Thanks for the smiles.

@ronaldlarimer 9 лет назад

another good video, one question, does your dog ever walk around a mud puddle?

@jamie7378 9 лет назад

Thanks for sharing. I love your dog. He's quite a character. Good tip on leaving the fungi attached to the tree.

@RandomButtonPusher 9 лет назад

Thanks for showing the harvest of the amadou while the fungus is still on the tree, as well as the rest of the preparation. Sure catches a spark when charred. And Dax sure looked to be having fun in the woods, as usual.

@TrailWright 9 лет назад

Thanks! Nice tip on leaving the fungus attached to the tree, makes complete sense!!

@wolf1066 9 лет назад

Another great video Lilly. Thanks for your insights and demonstration of preparing the fungus for charring.

@Far-North-Bushcraft-Survival 9 лет назад

Another great how-to video. Thanks Lili

@fredbasset1711 9 лет назад

thank you for another informative video. Your photography and editing on this one was very good, If only we could all enjoy our time in the woods as much as Dax does,

@0HARE 8 лет назад

Very well done video. Solid information in an excellent presentation. The dog is wonderful, too. Thank you, and Happy Camping!

@blitzb4 9 лет назад

It looked so peaceful out there... Thanks for the show!

@silentwoods3856 9 лет назад

Hallo Lilly! Ich gehe davon aus, dass das der Zunderschwamm war. Super Video, super Schnitt, wie immer! LG aus der Schweiz, Dinu

@marycahill546 9 лет назад

Hi Lili. Your pine tea will be better if you boil the water first, then add your needles and let steep for about 5 minutes.

@CBGMaker 9 лет назад

Also chopping the needles into small pieces helps. I like to add honey.

@MaZEEZaM 9 лет назад

Di Dxpeo perhaps taste wise it would but otherwise as long as its boiled it wouldn't matter.

@CBGMaker 9 лет назад

Di Dxpeo Hi, I mean no disrespect, but staphylococcus aureus will die in water that is 63 degrees C or 145 degrees F for 20 min. Because water boils at 100 degrees C or 212 degrees F it kills staphylococcus aureus in just the timw it takes to bring the water to a boil. I would suggest not drinking stagnant water unless there is no other option. Then I would boil it, (rolling boil) for as long as 2 minutes just to make sure. Boiling water does not remove chemicals.

@CBGMaker 9 лет назад

Di Dxpeo Not a problem bro. I've been doing dirt time, and practicing bushcraft over 20 years. I'm 52. But certain aspects of these fields we learn get hard to remember as time passes. I have learned so much about trees, and plants, but its my worst subject. I cant seem to retain it much. On the subject of trees and plants, it's like my brain is a bucket, and knowledge is water' but my bucket has a small hole in the bottom. I must continue to pour knowledge into my bucket, or it will drain dry. I like videos, and comments that make me think, and research. I guess I'm just a bucket head.

@rsxtl 9 лет назад

CBGMaker me too :-)

@KarlHeger 9 лет назад

Wieder mal ein tolles Video und dazugelernt habe ich auch was. Das mit dem Baumschwamm wusste ich nicht, dass der auch ein toller Zunder ist, wenn er trocken ist. Danke fürs zeigen. LG Carlos

@TheGrizzlyHillbilly 9 лет назад

i wish more ppl showed their bond with dogs. i dont think of my dog as a dog, i think of it as a best friend. Dax is so beautiful just like his best friend :)

@josephallen19 9 лет назад

Good job, Lilly. I enjoyed the video.

@markbarry2565 9 лет назад

Nice job Lily. Stone flint work is not always easy it takes patience. Prima!

@mcasolitarywolf 9 лет назад

Another wonderful video :) Thank you and keep having fun!

@gen2-x364 9 лет назад

Nice video Lily. Makes me want to go out into the woods. Thumbs up!

@kato2531 9 лет назад

Nice job Lilly, it must be so cool to live where you are. Big forest all the raw materials you need to do bushcraft. Get more video of Dex he's such a good companion .

@MerkelDAC 9 лет назад

Lili, love all your videos. I just subscribed. Please keep up the good work!!!! David

@muddytigeroutdoors4790 9 лет назад

I wish we had some of that horse shoe fungus, I'd love to use it in my kit. Looked like a great day out. It also looks like all the snow from the time you did your last video is gone. Hanks for sharing Lilly. -Jacko

@WoodsTrekkinAdventures 9 лет назад

Great video and I learned much! Thanks for bringing us along!

@markbradleyf1 9 лет назад

another great video Lilly! thank you for posting

@charley8699 9 лет назад

Love your productions, and almost as amazing as you, is that is without doubt THE happiest dog I've ever seen. :)

@ScottWorthington 9 лет назад

This is one of your best. Good explanation about the fungus. Thank you.

@GoHerping 9 лет назад

I never thought about making tea from pine needles... I should try it! Great video

@WilliamTythas 9 лет назад

know your pine needles ... hemlock (short flat needles) makes a deadly tea

@GoHerping 9 лет назад

I haven't seen any Hemlocks in my area, i stick to eating white pine (I think but I'm still alive!) Thank you though

@ScrambledO 9 лет назад

I am gonna work on fire starting skills everyday for a few months... Mastery of this skill set seems like a great place to start my bushcraft education. You... will be a teacher of mine :-) hahah thanks for sharing.

@leonardelardo5108 9 лет назад

You explain things so clearly thanks so much for all you are

@mazda62632 8 лет назад

Thank you; learned something useful today!

@StyXSISoriginal 9 лет назад

That dog is nuts, nice video with great info lily. Simon

@ekhaat 9 лет назад

Great tip with leaving the fungus on the tree. Worked very well. Cheers

@SeaCatFl 9 лет назад

Great video Lily, Flint ans Steel is the best way to go with Fire Lighting.

@chewbarker110 9 лет назад

Another great video I find flint and steal a hard way to start a fire but you make it look simple.

@rickyboyz100 9 лет назад

Dice the pine needles to increase flavour and vitimic values

@CBGMaker 9 лет назад

Good job leaving the fungus on tree till cleaned. I don't use flint and steel though, I use my knife as the steel, and any rock that throws a spark as flint. The way you use the tin to hold the char, and spark down into it is also how I do it.

@phillipdavis5241 7 лет назад

good vid (PS, I love your dog, he's so comical)

@jimkoz5052 9 лет назад

Another great vid Lilly Thanks and Take Care

@agatalinna4471 6 лет назад

Your dog is so funny. Love your channel. Watching you from Finland.

@MrMnoordhoek 9 лет назад

Hi Lilly, Very nice video! You have a great place for practice your bushcraft skills. Greetz from Holland.

@all4180 7 лет назад

I prepped amadou last fall, using the boiling in birch ash, beating to "tenderize" it, method. Wasn't overly impressed with the results, even using a fire steel. Being the bushcraft hoarder type that I am ... I still have it all. Will try charring it and see how that goes. I figure it should rock with all the special prep work it's already endured! Thanks for the tip re: charring it.

@UniverseEarthSpirit 9 лет назад

Love your videos. You are someone I'd like to hang out with for a weekend. I own a 14 acre plot of land that is completely natural forest and love practicing bushcrafts out there!

@robaldridge6505 9 лет назад

Another great video, this is the BEST flint and steel video I have seen, for using Chagga. I think a 'newbie' could use this one with no questions, and make a fire.. ;-) Excellent Job

@2012spacetraveler 9 лет назад

Looks like you are having a mild winter over there as we are here. I am up in the mountains and normally we have a couple of meters at this time and at present moment we have almost none, its been raining combined with temperatures between 5c - 9c every day for the month of February the snow is almost all gone. I am at the 700 meter range on the mountain.

@sigurdivar4227 9 лет назад

Bery useful information. I´ve really never used fungus for fire making. Got to try when we get the same nice spring weather. Very early even for Austria, I belive? Dax seems to enjoying himself out in the nice weather. :-)

@bsabushcraft5037 9 лет назад

Great video Lilly! Personally Flint and Steel is my favorite methods of ignition. Great video! Abrahm

@norwoodzomboy 9 лет назад

TRUTH: There is nothing friendlier in this universe than a wet dog!!

@FishWaterBrewery 9 лет назад

That is why Lilly's tinder is wet, lol

@kobolila-yt 9 лет назад

One of the things I like about your videos is how well they are filmed. I am curious: what camera are you using and what editing software?

@3DeltaOutdoors 9 лет назад

Excellent Video. Good information to have. Horseshoe fungus grows pretty much anywhere there are deciduous forests. Love the Dax dog as well. Hab eine gutes tag. ATB

@10crecre 9 лет назад

I think it's time for Dax to get his own channel. Thanks for the vid!

@paolosimonini4778 7 лет назад

hi! you can even scrap some powder from the dried fungus without carbonizing it, and it should ligth with sparks the same. nice videos btw!

@t.w.milburn8264 9 лет назад

'Mornin Lilly & Dax; Thanks 4 sharing this with us here. Our 14 Year old Grand Daughter is starting 2 show interest in the woods as Grampy does so I'm going 2 share this video on F.B.Page 4 her 2 watch. Thanks again there, Friends Happy Trails From The Maritimes In Canada ATB Terry " GOD BLESS "

@axlvixn3174 9 лет назад

Thanks Lily, for this awesome video again....Daxi is sweet....:)

@WanderingTheWild 9 лет назад

Great video to watch! New to your channel I'll certainly check out more. Keep up the traditional skills! Bill

@nykolakotyk5159 9 лет назад

You go girl,love your videos !

@holeinmysox99 9 лет назад

Nice job with the flint and steel.

@cristianovmedeiros 9 лет назад

This dog is soooo happy to ...

@hammercasual 9 лет назад

I'm learning a lot from your videos. Thanks for sharing. :)

@DerGoldwaescher 9 лет назад

Sehr informatives Video. Danke fürs zeigen. LG Jürgen

@millertalbot 9 лет назад

Excellent video Lily. I think the process of carbonizing organic material without oxygen is called pyrolysis. I didn't know that water in the material would make a difference though. Good information, I would have thought that the heat would just drive off the water in the process and not make a difference... so I learned something here... Thanks!

@CBGMaker 9 лет назад

It will dry in the tin as you char it. but it will take longer. 15-20 minutes normally its done, but only if it was dry to start off with. Also keep in mind that you cant over char anything, (over cook it). I have left tins in the fire all night (forgot) and in the morning the char was still char, and works great.

@naturalwondersbushcraft3092 9 лет назад

Great little demo thanks

@skrubskira1117 9 лет назад

Great video as always, I learn a lot of cool bushcraft tips from watching all your videos. I do have to ask you one question: Have you ever dropped or lose your glasses on any of your little trips to the forest? I noticed you never use a rope or string to hold your glassed to your head. Just curious... ;)

@Curtis5511 9 лет назад

Love your videos,keep posting...

@willieneckbone5035 5 лет назад

Pretty cool. Loved the dog too

@piukeyen 9 лет назад

Hi! Can you teach us how to find flint in our area and tell it apart from other rocks? I love your channel! :D

@loves2spin2 9 лет назад

That is very interesting. Thank you!

@jbbennett2816 9 лет назад

It is good that you allowed the tree to hold the hs fungus. There are so many accidents in the bush with both the axe and the knife. One slip and you can get a nasty cut, or even lose a finger. Your skill also enhances the idea of cutting away from yourself as illustrated. Thanks for sharing another "liked" collection of vids. Jb.

@MrRaimiza 9 лет назад

Thanks for idea. I will try this out.

@TedsOutdoors 9 лет назад

Great video as always! I'm buying a flint striker made by Esee, I can't wait to use it.

@saberman12341 9 лет назад

Hi Lilly, I love your videos. They make me smile and make me happy. Your Bushcraft Skill Set is spot on. Dax is The Coolest dog. My dog Max would love to play with Dax. I do have one question. If I was wet would you put me inside your jacket to dry out? :))))

@KillerM1979 9 лет назад

That is one dog that likes to get dirty!! Funny!!

@zhaneranger 9 лет назад

Awwwww he moved closer for more pets!

@daveslens 9 лет назад

Some great tips in there!

@Doctorul 9 лет назад

Hi Lilli ! I don't know how to thank you about this tips. Every tip is awseome. I'm from Romania and here is a lot of forest and I want to start hiking in weekends and build a little cozy place like yours. Can you tell me what position to use and how high should my widblocker be. Thank you and have a wonderful day. I hope to respond to me. I love outdoor and nature.

@Doctorul 9 лет назад

***** Thank you for your fast response. I wondering if I make the walls preety high and I put a tarp over the walls and it should look like a little cozy cabin. Do you think is good?

@wonderfulmuffinz254 9 лет назад

That doggy!! 😍 How long do you leave the tin in the fire to char, and does the box have any type of pin hole(s)?

@grahams6390 9 лет назад

Will definitely try that tea.

@Andy-ck5iu 9 лет назад

Wow, that dog is happy to be outside.

@sunshadow7XK 9 лет назад

Very nice, thanks for the video.

@markaugustus621 9 лет назад

Thanks for the video it was a good tutorial on how to.

@dadgad68 9 лет назад

Great video. Nice job on making fire. You probably have some chaga on your birch trees. This too makes a healthy tea. It's also another great tinder fungus. Thanks for another great video.

@glumGlumm 9 лет назад

awesome video! thank you for sharing the knowledge! very cool to see how easy it is to make fire!

@BRZZ-xw4hd 6 лет назад

great vid thanks lilly ...peace out

@sojourn1544 9 лет назад

Cool video. ...love the way you pronounce vitamin. ..cute....when are you coming to Las Vegas. .....

@thetopicala 9 лет назад

I'm sorry if I mist it but how long time did you keep that tin box in the fire? Nice very much entertaining video.

@Willys-Adventures 9 лет назад

Nice tutorial on how to use flint and steel.

@nasanction 9 лет назад

Just a little safety tip for you. Don't stick your fingers inside the steel ring. I have seen many people open up there knuckles on the flint. Very painful, and long healing time. Try to hold it with the tips of your fingers. ;) Great job on the fire!

@tommynichols4155 9 лет назад

I love your dog and your base

@tinaturner134 9 лет назад

Best bushcraft video ever and so cool

@jshep4200 9 лет назад

Ur dog is awesome!!!!! Great video!!!!

@wakonda69 9 лет назад

Hi, super videos! Horseshoe fungus - wie heisst der in deutsch? Is your bugout camp on your own property or did you just built it somewhere in the forest? Planing something similar in NÖ as well.. best lex

@5035551212 9 лет назад

I always enjoy your videos.

@robertshult 9 лет назад

Thank you Lily for the tips and techniques - I was wondering how you process the fungus. With the Pine-Needle Tea, can you use any type of pine tree, or are there ones to avoid?