Make Fire w/ Ax or Tomahawk. Bushcraft Survival Skills

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No ferro rod or lighter? I show you how you could get a fire going in an emergency with just your ax and a rock picked up off the ground or out of the river. Many people around the world are learning and practicing bushcraft for fun. But also- knowing these kind of skills could save your life.

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15 сен 2020

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@ProfoundConfusion 2 года назад

I love your minimalist approach. A lot of bushcraft channels are all about expensive & elaborate equipment but you're the complete opposite; I'm truly impressed with your skills & your attitude.

@DougShoeBushcraft 2 года назад

Thank you so much. God bless.

@SouthernPatriot1 3 года назад

Nice to know that my trail hawk can make it possible. Thanks brother. Stay safe and God bless🙏🏻🇺🇸

@DougShoeBushcraft 3 года назад

Mine came with paint (or other coating) on it years ago. I'm not sure if they are still made that way. If so, a person would have to remove that in the striking area to get good sparks. But if it's old and well-used then the coating is probably mostly gone.

@treerat6959 3 года назад

If you want to stop the wind from blowing your charred materials out of the tin use a bit of old window or door screening to fit over the inside top of tin. It will allow sparks to charred materials but hold materials in tin. I got this idea from NW Primate bushcraft channel go check him out he is the king of primative fire building and much more imo.

@DougShoeBushcraft 3 года назад

Cool idea

@BaseDeltaZero1972 3 года назад

If you see a guy using gaffer tape as a wound dressing, you can bet he has class, education and breeding...and a very practical mind! And yes, I have done this in the past. :D

@DougShoeBushcraft 3 года назад

LOL!

@GHULAMRASOOLPAKISTANI 3 года назад

Good work 👍👍

@DougShoeBushcraft 3 года назад

Thanks ✌️

@stuartlockwood9645 3 года назад

Hi Doug, cool trick using the axe, I guess you find that make of axe useful, otherwise why carry it,?, hope your keeping well mate, stay safe, best wishe's to you and your's, thanks for the video, Stuart uk.

@DougShoeBushcraft 3 года назад

Thank you. Yes, I really like the Cold Steel "Trailhawk". It's very light but still has a hammer poll for light hammering tasks. It's not as good as a dedicated hammer, but not too bad. The blade will take a knife edge - no exaggeration. But with an edge that fine on a hawk, I have to be careful not to accidentally hit rocks, etc.

@awesomesongs9832 3 года назад

Can you do this with a crkt tomahawk?

@DougShoeBushcraft 3 года назад

It's likely. I see some of their models advertised as 1055 steel which should throw sparks. To be sure, I would take the actual tomahawk and hit it with a piece of flint or quartz. If the tomahawk head is painted or coated, you might have to remove that first.