Wilderness Survival: Fire Making Gear for Your Survival Kit

Wilderness survival fire making items for your survival kit.
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[@eriktaylor5704]

As a scoutmaster teaching these skills to scouts, I have to keep kits on the cheap for my boys and families. I found that a small sealable Planco fishing lure kit from Walmart made a great fire kit container. It’s plastic, it latches shut, it has a rubber seal around the lid, and it’s cheap as chips. When everything is wet from the weather, the contents of the fire kit are dry as a bone. Big fan of carrying a hank of jute twine for tinder. Love the idea of a small votive candle. It’s cheap, handy, and reusable.

[@tattooed_dude]

I’ve been watching your videos for quite a while and gotta say, the production quality of the stuff you’ve been putting out recently is absolutely fantastic. Really enjoying continuing to watch your channel grow!

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

I appreciate that!

[@chriswilson9230]

Good video

[@user-zu4io9qi5e]

I"am looking forward to more videos.

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

Thank you

[@NewHampshireJack]

An excellent idea to break down good kits and offer details on the individual components. Prebuilt kits often pack low-quality items that will let you down when the item is most needed. I appreciate the concept of purchasing quality components at the best prices so we can operate with confidence.

[@Bushcraftnbaseball]

Great video. And again jealous of the Thermite, haha

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

Ha! Sorry to show it again. These are getting rare!

[@caffiend.]

I have that UST orange Firestarter. The ferro rod is good but the striker is bad. My titanium scissors strikes more sparks and easier ( less pressure) than the striker that came with it.

[@branch_preparedness]

Great job, sir. One recommendation. Add a few birthday candles that don't blow out easily. Helps out a lot, especially with folks who don't build fires very often. Best Regards.

[@jhill4874]

If you are lost in a no burn area, a fire will get a response nearly immediately.

[@sarahb.bartlett7071]

Awesome, I'm excited for more to come. I'm a kit nut

[@BobSprGa]

+1 on carrying 2 Bic lighters. Since the butane in Bics can leak out if the gas button is pressed, a suggestion is to carry your second Bic in an old pill bottle, perhaps even in the one with your fatwood and jute. That way, your backup is fully gassed up if you need to use it.

[@MichaelR58]

Good series, thanks for sharing , God bless !

[@cyan1518]

What kind of pack was on the left side of the screen in the beginning of the video?

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

ACETAC THE SWAG Fanny pack

[@ChrisvilleUSA]

I'm sending up some smoke signals right now

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

I see ya

[@stephenbrock644]

[@jamesparker6383]

Get rid of the child proof guard on that lighter.

[@Uncle_Z]

Why?

[@jamesparker6383]

@@Uncle_Z It'll be easier to light with gloves on and also easier to dry out if you should get it wet another thing if the lighter should run out of fuel you can remove the wind guard from it and spark it to possibly light your tender.

[@jhill4874]

A BIC lighter is not manly. But, since I am not manly I have a BIC lighter.