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Next time you go camping, bring along a bag of your pencil shavings. They hold a nice flame and easily light with a match.
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You are going to have to pack alot of them. But overall they are light weight.
Dryer lint is lighter , soak it a bit with parafin, and is a very good fire starter, burnas long and will light when ground is wet if coated with parrafin.
Good luck and use your head out there
How about a cotton ball with pretrolium jelly, wrapped in wax paper? I have tried that and it holds a nice flame and keep lit for a long enough time.
Dry pine cones also work well for fire starting if you find them.
I've found that collecting pitch from an oozing pine and keeping it in a pill RX bottle to be helpful for a fire starter. I keep the bottle in my hunting pack and use it as needed.
Another idea is to use old pieces of shingles. They catch fire fast and they produce a hot fire!
all good ideas,thanx
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How about a cotton ball with pretrolium jelly, wrapped in wax paper? I have tried that and it holds a nice flame and keep lit for a long enough time.
Dryer lint is lighter , soak it a bit with parafin, and is a very good fire starter, burnas long and will light when ground is wet if coated with parrafin.
Good luck and use your head out there
I've found that collecting pitch from an oozing pine and keeping it in a pill RX bottle to be helpful for a fire starter. I keep the bottle in my hunting pack and use it as needed.
Another idea is to use old pieces of shingles. They catch fire fast and they produce a hot fire!
You are going to have to pack alot of them. But overall they are light weight.
all good ideas,thanx
Dry pine cones also work well for fire starting if you find them.
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