Winter weather can make it difficult to start a fire when you really need one. In this bushcraft survival video I challenge myself to see how fast I can make fire in the rain without matches. All I'll have to start fire is my Leatherman P4 and a brand new ferro rod. It's been raining for a week and everything is soaking wet so I'll have to get to the internal wood of a standing dead conifer and use that to make a feather stick to catch the sparks from the ferro rod. Normally I'd take my time to create a nice big tinder bundle and stack of kindling. But with the clock ticking I cut some corners and relearn an important lesson in survival. This video is done in one take, uncut so you can see exactly what I'm doing and how long it actually took.

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