help for finding "fat wood"

[Dave ward]

Hi all i thought some of you might find this useful or at least a good watch :) one of my own videos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KKQJteCLJM&feature=youtube_gdata_player

[FishyFolk]

Hi, used your tip last trip I made, and found plenty. So thanks a bunch!

[MadZ]

sweet mate, you got another sub

[Dave ward]

Thanks for the sub madZ! Fishyfolk its great to hear you had sucsess with my tip and I hope you got loads for your tinder box

[Tigger004]

Good tip, nice one

[FishyFolk]

Thanks for the sub madZ! Fishyfolk its great to hear you had sucsess with my tip and I hope you got loads for your tinder box

Hah, I burned it all in one go...I think I deserve it, I have kept my last find of fat wood in my tinder box for a year now...
Besides...with you method, I will never be without again :-)

[Dave ward]

:) yes definitely worth it after the hard work, dont know if you know but if you leave the bark on it will make your fat wood store longer. If you take the outer bark off, the fat wood tends to dry out in a few months.

[shepherd]

sweet mate, you got another sub

+1

[BJ]

sweet mate, you got another sub

+ 1 t^

[Dave ward]

Wow thanks guys! I hope you can get out soon to test it :) let me know how you get on if you do. I'll keep the videos coming guys, take a lookat of my other vids when you get time :)

[David_JAFO]

hello,
Nice link BTW. I've been resourcing some of this whilst the Forestry are clearing out the deadwood just now. Nice Pine tree roots too exposed, these are dried out & give off a great heat when burned, lovely smell too. Still to shred these either sawdust or very thinly shaved, stored for next venture.
Regards
David :wink: