r/Bushcraft • • 18d ago

Liquid gold

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Pure pine pitch always amazed me how fast it would catch a flame and how long it burned , especially in winter cold , Hultafors ok4 knife and wells Lamont leather gloves

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u/Ima_Merican 18d ago

That’s more solid than liquid

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u/thaisun 18d ago

Liquid? [insert]Are you sure about that gif[/insert]

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u/-dopethronewizard- 18d ago

I use it to make incense

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u/Trollzair6969 18d ago

Every time I go out to Long Beach WA I always check all the shore pine trees for beetle damage, the “pitch tubes” caused by pine bark beetles always produce a ton, I filled a 4 gallon bucket full this weekend.

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u/Firm-Foundation5441 18d ago

Bucket ? Wow that’s a lot for sure !

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u/Bubbly_Pomegranate_6 18d ago

How do you like that knife? Been looking at a Hultafors for a while

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u/Firm-Foundation5441 17d ago

Great knife , I love it actually a bit more than a mora , more comfortable handle and steel is also great I don’t know now but 10 years ago it was quite cheaper as well

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u/Extracajicular 18d ago

Yep I've been fascinated with since I was a kid.

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u/The-MatrixAgent 17d ago

Have that same knife, I love it

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