Solo Early Winter Backcountry Start Fire with Knife and Rock Campfire Cooking on Rock
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
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After a cool night Solo Backcountry at the Bushcraft Shelter I start a Fire with a Knife and a Rock then do some Campfire Cooking on a Rock, Steak and Eggs, Bacon and Chaga Tea really hit the spot what a beautiful day and outing Let It Snow!. This was in a Wilderness area in Ontario Canada
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Ted Baird awesome vid ted!
Thanks a lot Jim
You and your wife are awesome!! I’m always ready for a new video. Please keep the camping trips coming.
@@edwardbrook2029 Thanks A lot Edward! Appreciate the Encouragement...will do. New vid up Tomorrow morn. Full build bark roof overnight of this project
Ted Baird Awesome. I will certainly be checking it out. And please call me Ed. Lol.
And now.... heading to the kitchen for eggs and bacon! Awesome vid
Lol Nice I was surprised how well those eggs came out.
Awesomeness Ted!!! Way to persist with the primitive fire up!
A excellent Fire it up Friday indeed! That tinder fungus is good stuff.
With our lack of birch species in this area, it is real hard to find birch
fungus and chaga over here. Great trip and killer vid Brother! Cheers!
Glad you liked the Fire it Up portion Lol What a pain in the butt. Its fun to practice though. Wiki says Chaga grows on poplar Oak Beech and Alder but it can look different. Ive only ever seen it on Birch however but perhaps I overlooked it. Something to learn there for sure. Thanks for tuning in bro. Have a great weekend
So good to see the whole process of starting a fire from scratch. I tried it and thought I was doing it wrong because it was taking so long and was such an involved process. Watching you persevering (without cussing was a wonderment to behold. Good content, sir. Really enjoyed the quiet approach.
Thanks Kate I appreciate the feedback. Its definitely an arduous process no corners can be cut or it ends up taking longer or not working at all and having to start all over. It's definitely all about persistence and learning from trying. Once you have done it once it becomes easier in many ways. Its frustrating at times especially when ure hungry or cold etc lol. Thanks for watching I'll have the full shelter build bark roof etc up later this week. Take care
Awesome vid! Man, that looks yummy
Thanks Jim. Ya it turned out great. No gritt on the eggs at all
Friggin BOSS getting that fire going Ted! great meal, great vid 💪🏼
Careena! Thanks! That's fire took a while lol but often it goes much faster. Meal was sweet 4 sure...I still had a fancy rock.. Working up to cookin the steak right on the coals like u did 😉🥩👊
beautiful country- great meal!
Thanks Brooke! Those early snowfalls are beauty
Good job with the fire!!
Thanks Jim
Dandy little getaway. Can't beat it
Thanks bud! Its Fun playing fort in the woods 😁🥩🥓🔥🍳 Thanks 4 stoppin in
Great video Ted. You looked like a knife-wielding chef from Benihana. Beautiful area.
Haha! Thanks Doug. And yes beautiful area 4 sure. That 1st snowfall was super pretty
Very amazing....
Good luck 👍
Hey Thank you! Appreciate you watching. Glad you enjoyed it. See you next time. Take care
I'd recommend using a lighter!
Lol I hear ya.
HEY HEY THERE IS TED MAKING A SHELTER HAVING TEA I AM QUILTING DARN NEEDLES ARE GETTING SMALLER TO SEE TO THREAD OH I AM GETTING OLD hahahaha
Lol Hey Linda. Well I have no idea how to quilt so you have me beat on that one ! That's a great skill
@@TheRealTedBaird NOW HOW TO STAY OUT IN THE OUTBACK LIKE YOU DO AND QUILT WILL HAVE TO TEACH YOU HOW TO QUILT SOMEDAY AND HEATHER HOW IS THE GREAT WOMAN BEHIND EVERY MAN LIKE YOU?? I HAVE STAYED OUT SIDE WHEN IT WAS -40 DEGREES AIN'T BAD FOR A YOUNG LADY BUT I DON'T THINK I WILL DO IT AT MY AGE NOW !!!
@@lindapetersen1800 Agreed for sure. And -40 that's cooooold! For sure its definitely a wearing nature can be very unforgiving it's a tough life out there trying to survive we have it so good these days with our comforts
@@TheRealTedBaird Linda Peterson. I think these 2 a quilt. ❤
Dang it... missed the premier! Oh well, checking it out now Buddy! Cheers
Hey no worries I didn't really know what a premier was I think I didn't do it right lol gave no notice then wasn't tuned in....you live and learn I guess. next time I'll try to do it right. Thx 4 checking it out
@@TheRealTedBaird watching right now!!!
@@pacificbushcraftandfirecra6358 Sweet thx
Brushcraft beard looking good Ted. I guess Heather's taking care of Bella she's got a great personality. Tell them hello, Thanks Ted. ... Arkansas Clyde
Hey Thanks! I just told Heather and Bella right now. Heather was sick unfortunately and Bella wanted with her as its deer rifle season and she looks like a little veal fawn lol. That why I wore my orange a bunch. I missed them on this project 4 sure. Take care
Great job.
I think that I will try to do this. (This WINTER.) At least build a fire and do the cook out part.
Thanks for a few ideas.
I love winter .I am a cross country, downhill, snowshoe guy. I fish trout too. (73 years "young")
I down hill ski with two guys, one 94 and one 90.
Live is GOOD. ⛷⛷❄❄😉😉
You are a very interesting man.
I am not trying to brag , just sharing my life style with you. THANKS.
TomG.
Hey Tom. Thanks for sharing its always great to hear about others passions. I hope to be going as strong as you and your friends well into the future. I think you'll enjoy this for sure but one suggestion I'd have is to have a plan to keep busy whether its cooking building making fire etc as it sounds like ure a person who's used to being on the go. As a canoe tripper that moves camp each day I find that these projects are awesome until there is nothing left to do lol. I can sit and chill only for so long. Of course just making camp and firewood in winter is a task. Its awesome definitely recommend it. Appreciate your thoughts. Take care
Hi guy. The Chaga, whose botanical name is Inonotus obliquus, is a fungus which in the wild grows on the bark of birch. It is typical of high latitudes like those of North America, Siberia, Northern Europe and Asia. In nature, it appears with an irregular appearance and shape, dark in color, almost burnt. Sometimes it also compares on the trunk of beeches, alders, oaks and poplars. This medicinal mushroom became popular in Western Europe with the publication of the autobiographical book written in the late 1960s by the Nobel laureate, Alexander Solzhenitsyn. In his paper titled "Pavilion Cancer", Solzhenitsyn narrates his recovery from cancer thanks to the Chaga decoction. Bye from Kanaltaler NE Italy
That's awesome information Thanks a lot for sharing that. What an amazing thing Chaga is. I think we will continue to learn of its benefits. I'm fortunate to have access to large amounts of it. It's also important to note that as long as it is not dug out of the tree trunk it will regenerate and regrow and will be available for harvest again. This is the second time I removed chaga fron this exact same spot.
I didn't know if I should laugh or cry with the fire making. I was yelling..."get a different rock". But you did good!! Breakfast looked yummy with the light snow falling. Love how you climbed the tree to get the chaga. A fun video. Thanks . 🍁💖😺🎃🍂🦃🌾
Lol I hear you Janet it was tedious getting a fire goin like that it's hard not to give up and get a flame thrower Haha. Breakfast turned out great and was it ever beautiful out. The 1st snow of the year. That's a great honey hole for chaga but that was the low hanging fruit lol the rest is higher. Thx 4 ure thoughts. Ill do a full vid of the build and bark roof in the future also. Have a great weekend
Oh wow Ted I learned about the Chaga from Shawn James, he says that it’s very nutritious for you! Thanks 👍👍👍
Hey Mary. Yes the Chaga is very healthy a cancer fighter among other things. And an excellent tinder can take a spark from just Rocks but I use it mostly for nutritional purposes. Thanks for watching 😁
Chaga is amazing. Been using it here in northwestern Ontario for years now and love it.
@@TheRealTedBaird I whish it was, but till now its not a proven cancer fighter...
@@JoeOsChannel Totally
@@vliegendehollander55 Right but there seems to be a large amount of evidence to say it helps shrink tumors and slow the growth on of some cancers its its currently being researched but is not "proven" in humans but has been in mice. It also has many other health benefits....sometimes we dont necessarily need FDA proof to use something that has been used for centuries. By no means is it a cure or alternative however to other treatments.
Nice video Ted! Miss the wife....
Thanks Totally I did too Heather was sick unfortunately and Bella stayed back because its Rifle season and she looks like a small veal deer Haha made more work for me with no help lol. Thx 4 watching. I'll have the full build out later with a bark roof etc
🎙💨Ted the journey was a schooling experience, survival isn’t always a comfortable choice but it sure can be beautiful...ML&ALOHA Big Ted my friend. 🌲🇨🇦🍻🇺🇸🌲
Ya man you said it. It's a labor of love tough goin but rewarding and beautiful. Thanks as always my man ✌🍁🌲🍻
Kudos to you for showing the trials and tribulations in starting a primitive fire.
Thanks a lot Bob appreciate it. Sometimes it goes much quicker and of course sometimes much longer lol. Thx 4 tuning in. I'll hv the full natural bark roof shelter build etc up tomorrow morn if ure interested. Take care
Hey the video shows you walking away from a fire still burning...have to ask that burning question? Lol....I have never seen anyone cook eggs on a rock? Got a bit hungry watching ...cheers
Nice I've never seen it either I figured what the heck I'll give it a try and they turned out great. No grit whatsoever. I did toss some snow on the fire when I came back for the camera but this time of year it's not really a concern either way a month of rain then snow you could ring a gallon of water out of just about everything lol. Thx 4 tuning in ✌
I got cold just watching you light the fire lol. Well done 😄
Lol Thanks I hear ya. Pretty tedious. I had a small hope there would have been colas but just a wet pile of soot lol. Glad I got it goin. Thx for checking it out
Sorry....forgot to mention...alwyas, always mention BACON in your title.......when you are cooking it however!
Haha! Not a bad idea that Just made me want bacon.
Talk to us. Tell us what you are doing and why. Yes, some of us get it, but not all. And its boring. Either learn to talk to a camera, or get a dog. Like all of the *successful* chanells.
Lol Hey Mike I have a dog appreciate ure input on it. Sometimes I Talk sometimes not. Did a bunch of trips with the wife and our dog some with my brother on this channel pretty good trips lots of talking. Was in the zone on this 1 see how it goes I see the appeal to both styles of vids some ppl just like to listen to the forest relax etc and if u film well enough u dont need to explain or speak English to understand. However I appreciate ure input I enjoy talking and explaining also. Guess I'll just do it all lol. Mix it up. Thx 4 stoppin in I'll hv the full build bark roof etc up tmr morn ✌😎
Nice firemaking skills, your persistence paid off👊Wade
Thanks Wade. Patients is definitely a necessity with this type if thing lol. Cool way to light a fire 4 sure
Why is my blade so dull. Oh wait! I just beat a rock forever with it. That's patience my friend. Slainte
Haha I call it old man patients the kind you need to troll for fishing hours or sit in a deer stand lol this is tedious but not 2 bad compared to other things. I used the back of the knife and edge but I did beat it up some lol. Thx 4 tuning in Slainte my friend
Nice fire start man. I'm liking that roof, should keep you nice and dry. on a side note, you shouldn't use chaga if you have kidney disease or have had kidney stones before or taking any medications like insulin as it can interact and cause side effects. Thanks for bringing us along. Cheers
Hey man Thanks for tuning in. I appreciate the chaga advice luckily all clear there. The Roof is pretty sweet 2 huge sheets of bark aprox (max) 9 feet x 4.5 feet should be a great roof. Gonna post a full vid on it later. Cheers 👍🍻
Them eggs didn’t stand a chance! Enjoyed watching Ted, thanks for sharing!
Tha ks Scott. Ya the eggs turned out great. I was surprised to be honest. Thx 4 tuning in ✌
Does it matter what type of rock or type of knife? Also was that tree sap you put on the tinder bark to make it burn slower?
The rock was quartz it is a bit harder but other rocks will also work kind of steel matters some but any will work but some it is more challenging then others. The sap was Balsam Fur sap it is highly flammable and burns hotter and likely longer also. But a very important part was Chaga fungus which i used to catch the spark. It works also like chat cloth butbis natural...........the idea with the knife and rock is u get the rock to shave a small peice of steel off the knife creating a spark that lands on the chaga tinder
awesome video, nice that you showed what you were collecting for tinder, for those who are not sure. love your shelter
Thanks Sue! I appreciate it. I think it's very important to show it rather then just have it and talk about it it's a better wat to learn I find...for me anyway...My most recent video has the full build of the shelter bark roof etc if you interested. Thanks for your thoughts. Take care
Awesome video Ted. Love when show the cooking, that’s a big part of the whole experience for me. Must be hard to get out of the warm sleeping bag though lol
That's great to hear. Glad you enjoyed it cooking and all. And ya sometimes it's very hard to get out of the bag lol. Often in the colder months I get out just because it's no longer warm lol
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You worked for the fire and I'd say that made everything taste great! Nice video Ted.
Hey Jason. Thanks. Ya it was a tedious process lol. Sometimes it goes right away sometimes it takes longer. In future I'll edit it down a bit most of time 4 the video but wanted to show that its not always quick. Thx 4 tuning in I'll have the full vid with shelter build and bark roof up tmr morn if ure interested. Take care
Turn off the camera and you can use my lighter nobody will know I promise
Haha! 🔥 I was determined...
Very nice , thank you i try it on my next video !
Sounds good glad you enjoyed it.
Has to be the best & most realistic fire starting video that I have seen yet!!!!
Thanks a lot! Appreciate it.
Great teaching video most enjoyable a big fan👍😊
Hi Patti 😁 thanks a lot glad you enjoyed it. Appreciate the feedback. Take care
Cool to see you start a fire that way!!!
Thanks ! Was pretty tough but awesome to practice it I'll have a full vid of the shelter build with bark roof etc in the future and I start 2 fires like this pretty awesome stuff Chaga
I just watch ur tiktok video then i just follow u here ... 😁
Awesome great to have you here. Thanks for coming over 👍
Wow that rock fire starting thing had to take some skill!
Thanks Jamie!
Wicket little camp bud ! And awesome fire starting skills.
Thanks Brotha! Appreciate it
刚刚看了你一个月前在这个营地的生存记录，很不错！
主播可以多介绍一点关于野外生存其他的物品准备么？
比如最基本，最必须的随身物品，等等
嗨，谢谢您的输入和建议。 在以后的视频中，我会牢记这一点，以便有更多值得学习的地方。 我不喜欢你的想法。 照顾自己
Cool Video Ted... have never seen fire made like that... I've got to try tat some day... first I need to build my Day camp shelter... Dennis, Canoehound Adventures
Thanks man. Ya its pretty fun starting fire in different ways. Pretty much any primitive way feels kinda like a magic trick to me lol. Fun activities all around. Thx 4 stoppin in
Hey Ted liked your video👍 never had chaga before pretty sure it does not grow on Vancouver Island where would a good place be to order it, not sure where I could order it and it to be the real chaga? anyway be safe out there
CHEERS🍻🔥🗿🛶
Hey Thanks Chaga is great lots of health benefits I probably doesn't grow on Van island I've only ever seen it on Birch but Wikipedia says it's been found on Alder Oak Poplar and Beech but may appear different. As long as you dont dig it out fully it will grow back also. I'm not sure of the best place to buy it from sorry but I know you can online. Glad you liked the vid. I'll hv a full version in the future. Take care
@@TheRealTedBaird Thanks Ted all the best Cheers🍻🔥🗿🛶
@@rhor2743 👍 Cheers 🍻
Thanks for sharing the fire starter, never knew
No prob
Success!! I bet you forgot you were even cold while you were concentrating on that spark! I was willing it to get going for you, but breakfast looked good. :))
Lol hey Avia I Totally did at the time it was more about cooking but it really radiated heat off those rock walls very well. It's part of why I chose that spot. Breakfast came out great! I just posted the full shelter build with the bark roof and the overnight also if your interested. Thanks for watching! Have a great weekend
@@TheRealTedBaird Great! - looking forward to it, thanks Ted. Yes, those huge stones are amazing. :))
Totally. Thanks Great to hear I believe u have already checked it out by time I'm replying thx 4 watching it.
What a nice view from the high camera angle!
Thanks Jane
That’s impressive well done Ted
Thanks Brother 👍 appreciate it
Not bad you are so good at what you do but you need a liter or a fire stick for comfort and you deserve it you're a hard worker ❤️ very enjoyable thank you at least we no it can be done.
Hi Tina I agree it was more to practice to prove to myself it can be done definitely not a go to way to light a fire lol. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for watching
@@TheRealTedBaird it was great
@@tinasearcy4684 Great to hear I'm gonna post a full vid of the shelter build also. Talk later.
I use a Bic lighter it works great
Ya 4 sure. On my expeditions I carry several. In extreme cold u gotta warm them up however. Matches work better in that case
Great video! Gotta love stoneware!
Lol Thanks Phillip 👍
nice cooking, i eat my bacon raw.
Thanks! Ya because bacon is cured you can I've never tried it however
Great video Ted!! I told Jim in my last post to him I think you guys and your wives should open a Bushcraft school!! I think you guys would be great at passing on skills that kids need these days! Thanks for your hard work and I can't wait to see the next one!👍😁👍😁
Hey Thanks I appreciate that. We have talked about the possibility of different classes and guiding in the past. Maybe one day 👍
@@TheRealTedBairdI'm a really big fan of you and Jim as I'm sure a lot of Bushcrafters are and I have learned some awesome things watching your videos! Looking forward to seeing your next one! If possible and you ever have time would like to have an autographed picture of you and Jim for my Bushcraft book. Thank you again for all your hard work!!
Hey Man I'm flattered I appreciate the support and encouragement. I'll make a note of ure request. I'll try 2 remember and being it up 2 Jin when I see him a next. Send me a msg on fb messenger or something. Take care
@@TheRealTedBaird cool thanks ted
You and your brother (and wives) always amaze me with your Bushcraft and survival skills...This was the best ever.. The shelter, the fire starting the cooking on a rock incredible... All I can do is shake my head in amazement... This will be hard to top.. thanks for sharing.. ONE question.... "Did you bring toilet paper ???? LOL !!!
Lol! No toilet paper. And thanks a lot I appreciate it. It's a labour of love lol. I'll be posting a full vid of the shelter build also with the bark roof etc. Glad you enjoyed it thanks for the great review. Take care
You been watchin' them Swede's who don't talk while filming, haven't you Ted? LOL...No worries. Good job. But dad gum you just about put that fire out , by piling all your wood on it, after trying for 27 hours to start it!! LOL...just bustin' yer chops, but I was yelling at the screen....let it burn for a minute bro...let it burn!!!
Haha I hear you. My patients only go so far then gotta rush the fire lol never works.....Ya tried the no talking thing but to be honest I was Solo and focused so didn't really have that much to say...as in " now I'm cutting wood now I'm lighting a fire lol" figured if I film it well enough its self explanatory but not sure what I prefer I like both kinds of vids. Also you dont need to speak English to enjoy the sound of nature when my yabbering mug might not be understood Haha. Thx 4 tuning in as always Ltr ✌
Oh Oh A man's way of doing the fry pan now I am going to have to remember this one it is the TED BAIRDS DISH WASHER!!! Lol
Fucking aye! Persistence
Totally! Thanks! Its par for the course with this kind of thing.
Wow ... What a great vid Ted, awesome fire starting skills, real nice job cooking too, and the video editing is wonderful, really enjoying your channel, till next time Ted, stay warm and be well :)
Thanks a lot appreciate the feedback. Until next time ✌
Really cute cozy looking😀♥️♥️
Thanks It really was I plan to make it more of a cozy space and block in the other side also. Thanks for watching
Hey Ted, could you use a string and weight to throw over a saw line maybe to harvest some of the out of reach Chaga?
Another good video. I was getting worried there for a while. I didn't think you were going to get the fire started., Then after you got the fire started you made me hungry watching you fix breakfast.
Thanks Dennis. Ya not getting it going is a real possibility I'm glad I finally did. Breakfast was that much more rewarding as a result. Thx 4 tuning in. ✌
Dude, grab the wife and Bella and come to FL! I'll show you bushcraft options that you don't have up north!!
Lol thanks man ya there r some awesome options in different regions it's part of what's so cool about it. That would be sweet
What kind of rock do you use to start your fire with and what kind of rock did you find to cook on?
The rock is used to start the fire quartz its harder so that's why I used it but other rocks would work the idea is the rock shaves a but if the steel if the knife off causing a spark and that lands on the tinder. I'm not completely sure what kind I used to cook on. Its probably granite
@@JohnDavis-im1oy hey John yes that's for clarity for the person above I just updated my replay as I didn't catch their question about what rock I used for fire starting i just read the cooking rock question which I guess was prob granite. I used quartz for the knife and rock because it's harder and better then other rocks but indeed many other Rocks would have worked as this is basically a more challenging method of flint and steel technique as in shaving a bit of the steel off to light the tinder. Thanks a lot. I plan to do it with just 2 rocks no steel in the future at some point. Take care
@@JohnDavis-im1oy Yes i agree in some areas there is iron oar that's 98% pure that would be excellent however other rocks like pyrite or other high metallic content would likely work. Just hitting rocks together produces a spark but to get one to fall hot enough would be a challenge hence the metallic content needed.
Muy malo para encender una fogata
Hola, gracias por tus pensamientos, sí, fue un método difícil de encender un fuego, pero funcionó, así que es una buena práctica. gracias por ver hasta la próxima
its interesting to see the realness of what bushmen of long ago had to do,just to survive each day with something that seems so simple nowadays like a fire,fire being one of the most important things the diffaculty of it and yet they lived it and it was a normal everyday routine and to think how many people out there today would be able to survive living from the land or just being able to exsist, its hard to fathom the way some people live the lives the way they do nowadays.
Couldn't agree more my man. Its amazing where we are now our lives have become "easier" but more satisfying? Not sure guess that depends on the individual. Ots also amazing what we are capable of that we have lost touch with also. The feats of those that came before us seem almost superhuman nowadays from physical abilities to survival etc. Its definitely Fun to practice the old ways. This was all so much work now if I also had to source food that's tough. Thx for tuning in. I'll have the full build bark roof etc up this week. Take care
Wow now that fire took so time but I bet you enjoyed it a lot more then a lighter lol food looked great as well thanks again for the share Ted !!!!!!!!!!!
Hey Scott ya the fire was very tedious 4 sure sometimes you get lucky with this method and hmget it right away but most of time it requires what I refer to as old man patients lol. But ya it feels pretty cool. Glad u enjoyed it cooking and all. Thx 4 the note. Have a great weekend ✌
Success!! I bet you forgot you were even cold while you were concentrating on that spark! I was willing it to get going for you, but breakfast looked good. :))
haha yes All that work I was hardly ever cold. Finally a fire! Breakfast was delicious
the trees have pain....
Hi Jasmine. I appreciate your concern for nature and the trees. I hope to inspire people to enjoy nature and as a result want to protect these natural areas from development since they have learned to love them. I try to use all dead or dieing materials in my project this one everything I uses was dead except for the branches used for bedding but the trees remain fine to grow. Thank you for your thoughts and for watching. Take care
Great video Ted :)
Thanks man
I like the shelter that you build with why didn't you put any side walls on it.are you planning to put any side walls on it.
Hey Thanks. Yes I would like to and likely will but I but didn't have enough time and I didn't require them for this stay. I built it by the cliff to help keep in the heat and block the wind it worked great but need a wall on the other side for the colder winter. Hope to go back....I will have a video of the full build out this Friday morning including the bark roof its built with 100 natural materials , if you are interested. Thanks for tuning in. Take care
Good stuff Mr Baird - thanks for posting I love learning and watching - I really gotta get out and DO more.
Hey Brian. Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed it. It's all hard work but definitely enjoyable once I get goin
I hope I don't ever have to start fire that way...:) food looks good and I have to try the chaga tea... Thanks Ted!!!
Haha! I hear you what a pain in the butt. A little gas goes a long way. Chaga tea was great. Smells like dirt lol but tastes like a mild tea its quite good. Thanks for watchin
nice job my friend, stay safe and keep them vids going.
Thanks a lot. Will do! Cheers
Ted I could smell that steak and bacon, where do ever get bacon slices that big? Awesome, looking forward to the next one!
Awesome Thanks Steve appreciate it. Not sure where I got em just the supermarket lol nothing fancy. Gald u enjoyed it. Take care
Great video Ted
Thanks John. Gonna have the full version with the full build bark roof etc out this fri if you interested. Appreciate the note. Take care
Nice video Ted.Enjoyed watching it after finishing up my day working in the woodshop on paddles and stuff. I must do more fire related videos soon, that was fun to watch.
Thanks I love botht eh woodworking and fire related stuff. Making fire in a primitive way is super cool kinda feels like magic to me lol. Appreciate you tuning in. Ill have a full vid in the future. Take care
@@TheRealTedBaird Already looking forward to your next video. Keep up the good work man!
@@JoeOsChannel Awesome great to hear. Thanks
Is that tree sap you put on your shavings? I didn't know about that if it's tree sap.
Hey Grace Good question its Balsam fur tree sap it's highly flammable and excellent fire starter the pine saps like spruce for example are also very flammable. This balsam is great because the sap bubbles are so easy to access. It's also high in vitamin C and has other medical properties. Many great uses. Thanks for your questions. Appreciate you watching. Take care
Still looking for my chaga out here in BC. Too old to climb trees for it though.
Lol Ya its probably hard to come by in BC but apparently it can grow on Alder Poplar Beech and Oak as well as Birch but may look different and is less common. Not that there is a lot of those species in BC either lol. But it would be interesting to know how to identify it on other species of trees if it looks different. I've only even seen it on birch.
Very good, Ted, Nice shelter you made as well !! Chaga Tea was an added touch.
Thanks ! The Chaga was a welcomed warm drink for sure. I'll have a full vid on the shelter build and bar roof in the future also. Glad you enjoyed it. Have a great weekend
So nice!
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Great video Ted! That's really beautiful country.
Thanks Peter. Ya it's a beautiful area 4 sure. Very nice with the fresh snowfall too. Thx 4 watchin ✌
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all them big rocks, you could use some dexpan , eh ?
Lol 4 sure. Break up some rocks and build a castle in no time.
Great shelter, great fire set, and the food looked delicious! I enjoy Chaga tea when I can get it! Thanks for taking us along!
Hey man Thanks a lot. Appreciate it. Everything worked out great glad u enjoyed it. I'm lucky to have a good plentiful source of chaga that grows back by the time I grab more. Gonna hv the full shelter build with bark roof up this fri if ure interested. Take care
Look forward to the build video. Love the bark roof!
Most simple also most hard shelter. I liked so much 👌🏻
Thaks Alot! Not easy coming up with naturally waterproof roof like that worked out awesome. Posted the full build also incase u haven't seen it. Thx 4 watching have a good 1
Nice!! What a cool shelter build and location. Loved the near-perfect cooking rock find! Learning something new every time you post a vid, man.Thanks,Ted, for sharing.
Thanks a lot man. Glad you enjoyed it. I'll have a full vid up with the shelter build bark roof platform etc also. It's a cozy little spot. Starting to really enjoy cooking on a rock lol. Take care
@@TheRealTedBaird Awesome! looking forward to seeing that one!
@North Woods Rat Sweet. Thanks looking forward 2 sharing it
Nice video 💕
Hi Lisa 😁 Thank you I appreciate it. Hope to see you again. Take care
@@TheRealTedBaird You're welcome... Thank you
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Great video. Patience is a virtue, lol
Haha no kidding. Appreciate it.
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Literally, I must be blind, the distribution charts show it everywhere. LOL
Lol well hopefully you find some at eye level one of these days
@@TheRealTedBaird ROFL, I'm not too tall either.
Lol I hear you the area I got this from has lots! But the lowest was what I climbed for it was in a sketchy sapling Haha
@@TheRealTedBaird Good news! I haven't found any chaga near my house, but my friend down in the Schuswap has lots on her property, so next week a mere five hour drive over the Coquihalla, I will have my chaga finally!
@@TheRealTedBaird Now I've got my friends looking too.
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Awesome Thanks for letting me know.
wait i'm confused did you sleep for a month like rip van winkle
Hahahh! Sorry for the confusion I Harvested the Chaga a month earlier walking distance away but wanted to show how I got it. I'll post a full vid in the future of the shelter build etc.
@@TheRealTedBaird dammit i thought this was like some canoodian inception shit and you were gonna give birth to jim at the end and blow our minds
*give birth to a full-sized jim
Bahahaha amazing
That would have been quite the plot twist lol
Cool ! Thank You Ted :)
Thanks Roger!