r/Bushcraft • u/eonin_0918 • 3d ago

Rainy Day Training

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Rainy day training! Got out this weekend, and did some wet weather fire practice. Always good to see where you’re at, and find your benchmark!

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u/toolgirl77 3d ago

What does your kit look like?

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u/eonin_0918 3d ago

It’s dependent on the time of the year, but this was my little day pack from my truck that I keep in it to go on any quick adventures.

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u/techlord13 3d ago

Awesome puristic and clean. Greetings from Germany 🤙

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u/eonin_0918 3d ago

Thanks

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u/funkyjunkus 3d ago

If it ain’t raining you ain’t training

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u/justtoletyouknowit 3d ago

You try to tell me that marathon hike on saturday was just training then? What am i training for?? o_0

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u/funkyjunkus 3d ago

Well you must be better prepared for next time, right? :)

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u/justtoletyouknowit 3d ago

Guess i have to dry my stuff for next saturday then...😅

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u/NordicTrailNotes 2d ago

Nice one. Wet-weather fire is something I need to practise more. What was the hardest part — finding dry tinder or getting it to catch?

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u/eonin_0918 2d ago

I made dry-ish shaving, and got them to go with a ferro rod! Batoning into the center of a dead standing poplar was the move

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