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Re: Cool fire starting tip - Backcountry College
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July 31, 2015, 03:11:00 PM »
I've seen the fatwood for sale, but never knew where it came from. Thanks for explaining it.
Now I know why those old pine stumps burn so hot and long.
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Up here in the NE, birch bark is where it's at. Every spring you can go out and collect as much as you need off the ground.
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