Finding Fatwood | How To Locate GIANT Pieces

I found another fatwood giant. Join me as I venture into the woods and explain to you how I find these MASSIVE pieces of fatwood. Thanks for stoping by!
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[@jasonedwardledburynewzeala9897]

Good info brother.😝👊

[@ShlisaShell]

04:02 Nice. That's the gray color that I look for. Too bad it wasn't a bigger branch. Do us a favor next time and scratch into it with your knife so we can see the color. 👍🔪 Great to see you found another awesome specimen to take home. You must have prayed to the fatwood Gods once again. I'm going to try that on my next fatwood hunt.

[@mountainbond1743]

Thank you for your advice! I'll most certainly do that next time! I always pay respects to the fatwood gods lol. Thank you for watching!!

[@davidburkhalter8262]

Great looking piece of fatwood. Thanks for sharing.

[@mountainbond1743]

Thanks for watching!!

[@lordfrostdraken]

Thanks for that.

[@mountainbond1743]

You bet! Thanks for watching!!!

[@jeremybryant5778]

that's a nice piece. im gonna have to remember that root system tip. ive found fatwood in roots but never thought to look for a smaller tree sharing roots like that. thanks. personally id have left the bark on till i was ready to use it so it doesn't get all sticky and the bark with the resinous bits attached would probably make good tinder anyway. thanks again

[@mountainbond1743]

Thank you!!! Yah, you’re right. It definitely would have been more beneficial to keep that bark on. There’s always next time. Thanks for watching!!!

[@harrisquicksilver6595]

Excellent advice, also if it were cut down a long time ago the trunk left above ground would also be infused with tons of sap/ terpene/ fatwood. Thanks for the adventure my friend

[@mountainbond1743]

That’s seem to have been the case for some of the larger pieces I’ve found! Thanks for watching and reaching out!!🙌

[@SteveAubrey1762]

I live in the Great Plains. Not a lot of pine forests around. 😶😶😶
Hey...my neighbor has a pine tree in their yard....😮

[@mountainbond1743]

Ahhh bummer! Hopefully your cool with your neighbor lol

[@ShlisaShell]

Try searching at rest stops if your neighbor doesn't want to share. Sometimes the landscapers leave little nubs on the pines.

[@TheOnlyHatchet101]

Wow, you just saved my neighbors life. I almost ran out of wood.

[@mountainbond1743]

Happy to help! Thanks for watching!

[@TheOnlyHatchet101]

​@mountainbond1743 do all your friends call you beaver, or just the yocals?

[@mountainbond1743]

@@TheOnlyHatchet101 What?? 😂😂

[@wannaberanger8916]

I live in the norther part of the us.(mn).not many natural pine forests but state forests some have super large.like 2700 acre pine plantations.what would be some tips for find the right kind of dead trees and the riggt amount of dead lol.really want to find some but not many pine trees around but large state forest/plantations

[@mountainbond1743]

Looks like you have a good amount of pines in that state forest area. Hopefully its not to far from you. Red Pine Trees seem to have the best fatwood. The trick is to be able to identify a red pine tree both dead, and alive. Check out this link for identifying plants.usda.gov/DocumentLibrary/factsheet/pdf/fs_pire.pdf I would recommend getting yourself a hatchet and just chop around at the dead branches from those red pines. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching!!!

[@kamisama9421]

Is this legal?

[@mountainbond1743]

Honestly it depends where you are. Even though I’m cutting a dead tree, I wouldn’t do something like this at a public park, or highly regulated state park for that matter. Be sure to check local rules and regulations