Also You can use dry fibrous barks of palm to turn into a simple, compact and useful tinder to set the fire, because it's very soft and helps a lot, great vídeo cheers ✌️
I always find it satisfying just watching you lighting fires with your skills. I keep meaning to get a steel and one of those rods you use. Parked up next to loch in Scotland last year, started raining as I was trying to light a fire, rummaged in the bushes pulling out dry bracken, had some twigs and some timber I found on a beach, couldn't get lit with a match so out came the blow torch from the van, bingo 🤣. I did think, Becky would be proud of me haha
Hi Becks. Great demonstration. Of course it's vital that people take care with fires especially during a warm, dry summer & leave no trace afterwards. Looking forward to the next one xx
Becky ,I love all of your V-Logs, I'm sure there are times when things, just don't seem to want to work out right Video wise, Eg... Can't get the words out, bad Weather ,Just loosing it, laughter wise. So Becky, Lets see a Blooper reel??? You to Mr. Bushwacker Man...LOL
@@GirlOutdoors No doubt it would, between you , your Dad and BF, I'm sure there are plenty of laughs , mess ups Etc... you keep hidden on your Hard Drive...LOL
i enjoy watching your video i did living history for nearly 25yrs and flint and steel was the way to go for that hobby. it can be a very good skill to know and a good survival skill for time you have no lighter but you do have a good steel blade and a flint you find on the ground.. safe journeys to you
What a thrill on a Sunday morning to see Becky's beautiful smiling face, reaffirming something I believe most of us sometimes forget about,we wouldn't survive for long without fire. Learning and practicing different methods only increases our survivablity in times of crisis. Thank you Becky for this important reminder, with a fabulous demo to boot. I love watching all the little tricks you continue to pass on.
This is my favorite way to start a fire. Just recently started a fire using a flint and steal. I like to take a pair of old jeans and cut them up and char the material. Awesome video my friend
I have tried making AMADOU char-cloth... what a recipe. Just found the name so cool, comes from Horse Hoof Fungus and skinning the layers and boiling, only doing that once. So now i use 100% cotton face cloths, dish towels, nice thick and fluffy catches a spark super easy. On a sunny day, magnifying glass with the char cloth, boom red-hots everywhere. I will call my next dog AMADOU. Cheers!!
a very good explanation for beginners and advanced users alike. I also advocate wearing glasses at all times when doing anything with stone and steel, eyesight is a precious thing and it's just not worth the risk. May I suggest a more gentle approach when striking though, a glancing blow is all that is required, adjusting the striker as required, orientating to the edge to achieve sparks. This way it preserves the edge as much as possible. One does not have to go hard and as your skill increases you'll find you will you won't be hitting hard at all, just gentle glancing blows and generating showers of sparks. I really enjoyed your tutorial. I envy your ability to find flint, here in Australia that's just not possible.
Nice to see you nice showing how to light a fire 🔥 and other things it good to teach the little ones for later on in life because the way things are going they may need to know how to do things in the wild good video stay safe and stay healthy blessed be
your a real pro at fire lighting you should be proud of yourself. I can imagine someone on Naked and affraid saying Ive got a Becky for my survival tool. Ray Mear's would treat that as a supermarket. keep up the good work
Brill video mate. Looking forward to seeing your views on water filtering, or purification. I have the Sawyer Mini's, the Carodyn Befree and a webtex straw, but have now found the GRAYL Geopress a game changer. Bulkier, but no skanky taste, no taste of plastic like in the Katodyn Befree.....be interesting to see where your views stand since your video with your dad on water filtratjon/purification.
I'd like to know more about sheter, especially the tarp setting, I want to get into tarp camping, but I am worried about bugs, mosquito, ticks, I couldn't find such topic on UA-cam. Hope you can share with us about you knowledge and experiences~ Thanks!!!
Surval Lilly as just posted a video about the Matt Grayham knives she is showing two of them. and a small one right at the end. I thought you would be interested with the last video you made of knife safty ect have a great weekend
I think it would be cool to see you build a rock survival shelter. If you have enough rocks around there? And to make cement out of possibly clay. Something to look into anyway?
@@GirlOutdoors I understand. You would need to be by a river of sorts. Here, in Ohio we have some rocks but not like Colorado or other States. If you have a lot of flint, how about trying to do some flint arrow head making?
The pizza oven you briefly showed, is not the one Bushwarcker man had, then has he bought 2 or have you been over and stealing his. Since I do not know what is happening, one has to ask. 😀
I have another one for you to try little one and that is no char cloth but hold your flint on a chunk of steel wool. Give it a try and tell me how you do works well when you master it. N Joy little one and keep going with more of your skills
Primitive I think that's what it is .....so satisfying . Coffee looked perfect . Stay safe ..
Also You can use dry fibrous barks of palm to turn into a simple, compact and useful tinder to set the fire, because it's very soft and helps a lot, great vídeo cheers ✌️
Thanks to my friend, I realized that fire is very precious. ^^ I enjoyed the video. ^^
Love your accent and videos! You are very knowledgeable and sharpminded.I wish more women were like you.
Awesome video Miss Becky! You are bushcraft skilled beyond your years!
I always find it satisfying just watching you lighting fires with your skills. I keep meaning to get a steel and one of those rods you use. Parked up next to loch in Scotland last year, started raining as I was trying to light a fire, rummaged in the bushes pulling out dry bracken, had some twigs and some timber I found on a beach, couldn't get lit with a match so out came the blow torch from the van, bingo 🤣. I did think, Becky would be proud of me haha
Hi Becks. Great demonstration. Of course it's vital that people take care with fires especially during a warm, dry summer & leave no trace afterwards. Looking forward to the next one xx
Thanks so much Michael! Take care x
Perfect spot of coffee in the morning. Thanks for the show.
I see the first lady of Bushcraft in you. So you must be the second. Keep doing what you're doing. It's amazing.
That's a Great skill to master Becky, look forward to all your videos take care
Ah yah beaut,skills to pay the bills 👍.
Great info 👌👍thank you 😊
Great video. Thank you!
Becky ,I love all of your V-Logs, I'm sure there are times when things, just don't seem to want to work out right Video wise, Eg... Can't get the words out, bad Weather ,Just loosing it, laughter wise. So Becky, Lets see a Blooper reel??? You to Mr. Bushwacker Man...LOL
Haha thank you! That will be a good video :)
@@GirlOutdoors No doubt it would, between you , your Dad and BF, I'm sure there are plenty of laughs , mess ups Etc... you keep hidden on your Hard Drive...LOL
Great video, thanks for sharing.
Good job, Becky! You've come a long way since you started your channel! Very proud of you!
Thank you Martin!
Thanks for reminding us old guy's how to do things. Really like your videos.
Glad you like them!
Well presented. Thanks for sharing.
i enjoy watching your video i did living history for nearly 25yrs and flint and steel was the way to go for that hobby. it can be a very good skill to know and a good survival skill for time you have no lighter but you do have a good steel blade and a flint you find on the ground.. safe journeys to you
Thank you! love to hear that :)
Thanks. ✌🏻👊
Will watch this when i get home and comfy ☺️☺️☺️
Many unique and good things happened in the past, but are forgotten in modern times, this a great video friend, happy your day, and god bless 👍
What a thrill on a Sunday morning to see Becky's beautiful smiling face, reaffirming something I believe most of us sometimes forget about,we wouldn't survive for long without fire. Learning and practicing different methods only increases our survivablity in times of crisis. Thank you Becky for this important reminder, with a fabulous demo to boot. I love watching all the little tricks you continue to pass on.
John loves it
Thank you for your comment John! Appreciate it:) take care x
nowt like a lass making fire. top stuff.
Another lesson learned :) Thank you!
This is my favorite way to start a fire. Just recently started a fire using a flint and steal. I like to take a pair of old jeans and cut them up and char the material. Awesome video my friend
I have tried making AMADOU char-cloth... what a recipe. Just found the name so cool, comes from Horse Hoof Fungus and skinning the layers and boiling, only doing that once. So now i use 100% cotton face cloths, dish towels, nice thick and fluffy catches a spark super easy. On a sunny day, magnifying glass with the char cloth, boom red-hots everywhere. I will call my next dog AMADOU. Cheers!!
Nice, that's awesome! :)
Well done, Becky.
Great video Becky!
Thank you David!!
a very good explanation for beginners and advanced users alike.
I also advocate wearing glasses at all times when doing anything with stone and steel, eyesight is a precious thing and it's just not worth the risk.
May I suggest a more gentle approach when striking though, a glancing blow is all that is required, adjusting the striker as required, orientating to the edge to achieve sparks. This way it preserves the edge as much as possible.
One does not have to go hard and as your skill increases you'll find you will you won't be hitting hard at all, just gentle glancing blows and generating showers of sparks.
I really enjoyed your tutorial. I envy your ability to find flint, here in Australia that's just not possible.
flint and steel is one of my favorites when I am not in a rush
I love the colour of your hat.
Nice to see you nice showing how to light a fire 🔥 and other things it good to teach the little ones for later on in life because the way things are going they may need to know how to do things in the wild good video stay safe and stay healthy blessed be
Thank you! All the best :)
good one enjoyed your video
Very interesting.
I've been saving tumble dryer fluff for tinder lol :D
your a real pro at fire lighting you should be proud of yourself. I can imagine someone on Naked and affraid saying Ive got a Becky for my survival tool. Ray Mear's would treat that as a supermarket. keep up the good work
Aw thank you Bobbie!
Amazing video some great tips. Quick question what's the make of your jacket your wearing as looking for something like that. 👍
Thank you! It's an army issued softie :)
Still have yet to try this. I don't have a set yet though either
Beautiful Lady.
Brill video mate. Looking forward to seeing your views on water filtering, or purification. I have the Sawyer Mini's, the Carodyn Befree and a webtex straw, but have now found the GRAYL Geopress a game changer. Bulkier, but no skanky taste, no taste of plastic like in the Katodyn Befree.....be interesting to see where your views stand since your video with your dad on water filtratjon/purification.
Thank you Steve! I most often use a sawyer mini with a cnoc bag or boil it :) Take care man
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I'd like to know more about sheter, especially the tarp setting, I want to get into tarp camping, but I am worried about bugs, mosquito, ticks, I couldn't find such topic on UA-cam. Hope you can share with us about you knowledge and experiences~ Thanks!!!
Nice one Becky , in your vid you were drinking from an enamel mug I have trying to get one , will they be coming back in stock ?
wildcampinginternational.com/shop/ols/products/bright-green-350ml-enamel-mug
It looks like they're in stock on their website :)
Did you make your own char cloth becky if so what kind of material did you use x
Just a cotton t - shirt :)
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Great video as always. Do you collect or ever use fat wood. Can't say I ever remember hearing you talk about it?
Thank you Jay! Yes its great stuff, not loads of it in this woodland...
Surval Lilly as just posted a video about the Matt Grayham knives she is showing two of them. and a small one right at the end. I thought you would be interested with the last video you made of knife safty ect have a great weekend
Cheers!
I think it would be cool to see you build a rock survival shelter. If you have enough rocks around there? And to make cement out of possibly clay. Something to look into anyway?
That would be cool! But the only stone you get is small pieces of flint :/
@@GirlOutdoors I understand. You would need to be by a river of sorts. Here, in Ohio we have some rocks but not like Colorado or other States. If you have a lot of flint, how about trying to do some flint arrow head making?
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An added question: Are you experimenting with different ways to edit your videos?
The pizza oven you briefly showed, is not the one Bushwarcker man had, then has he bought 2 or have you been over and stealing his. Since I do not know what is happening, one has to ask. 😀
Great fire starting video. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy your day. Your Patreon credits at the end seems to run a bit fast.
Thanks Moses! :)
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ehst type of kettle are you using to heat your water up with?
Winnerwell coffee percolator:)
What brand of coffee pot is that?
I have another one for you to try little one and that is no char cloth but hold your flint on a chunk of steel wool. Give it a try and tell me how you do works well when you master it. N Joy little one and keep going with more of your skills
Thank you! :)
Muy bien..Eres Muy Lindaaa..Un Beso Amigaaa...ji ji ji
Do you have a way to grind your own coffee beans. N Joy little one
As always, you are very klever and beautiful.
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Love your stuff but a video with your hair down like that I was a bit worried
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what a waste of time you better useing wind proof lighter pmsl 🤣😅😂
Why on Earth would you want a primitive fire? Whatever that is
Awesome! That looks great to make :) All the best!
@@GirlOutdoors LOL, it was supposed be be funny. Oh well I tried. 😁
nice My Scotish girl friend,
looks like a Mongolian BBQ recipe
and green veggies salad in spring onions ginger & lemon 🐶
Good stuff. Thank you.
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