The Trick Experts Know About Starting Fires

What if we told you that there is one method that will make your fire starting experience a little easier? Would you want to know?

I will admit that when it comes to outdoor survival I would brag that I know more than say the average Joe so I am pretty confident in my abilities but this just showed me that we are all still learning.

Introducing the “Bird’s Nest Tinder Bundle,’ a bird nest-inspired tinder bundle made of the fibrous materials from nature. This fake birds nest is easy to make and use to start fires.

One important note: it may be tempting to grab an empty bird’s nest from a tree but oftentimes the bird’s nest includes things that are harder to burn and might prevent you from igniting a small campfire. It’s also important to mention a real bird’s nest is not the cleanest option.

Keep reading because everything you need to know about building the faux bird’s nest tinder bundle is on the next page!

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2 Comments

  1. Scott Harder said:

    Keep 9V battery and steel wool for really bad days or wind, but the best is a cigarette lighter. Flint and steel is only for survival situations, not daily use. Matches are a pain without really dry stuff.

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