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  1. I learned a few years ago how to do it. It took...

    I learned a few years ago how to do it. It took months and many many attempts before I finally got an ember. Now, I understand the process so it takes about 30 seconds and I have success every time....
  2. My main source of fire when camping is the bow...

    My main source of fire when camping is the bow drill and up in Canada, one of the most popular kinds of wood is cedar so I am not too sure about sycamore. I've tried many times with a drill press...
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    I use a horizontal fire for cooking but for...

    I use a horizontal fire for cooking but for sitting around the campfire at night, I like a vertical fire as it burns brighter.
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    Yup me too. I'd have a few wet ones as well.

    Yup me too. I'd have a few wet ones as well.
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    I usually make my board and spindle out of the...

    I usually make my board and spindle out of the same piece of wood. And my knowledge of wood is weak at best. I've spent an hour on a board and spindle only to find out it was pine
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    Hi mh89 Cedar would be your best choice......

    Hi mh89

    Cedar would be your best choice... That's all I use. Definitely not pine. There's too much resin in it.
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    I've got a Hennessy Expedition with the side...

    I've got a Hennessy Expedition with the side zipper. I just got it and this year and absolutely love it. Was out in a downpour last weekend and was dry as a bone.
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    Hello from southern Ontario

    Hello everyone

    I am an avid camper, fisherman (canoeist) and hunter in the woods and lakes of southern Ontario. Just recently into hammocking as the 51 year old bones don't like sleeping on the...
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