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    Quote Originally Posted by Venchka View Post
    Thanks y'all. I'll beat the bushes a little harder.
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    Venchla - They are available on amazon if you are interested:

    https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004B...4J22R6ZYQ9MAYG

    EDIT: I somehow missed that the amazon link was posted yesterday
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    Quote Originally Posted by kimbur96 View Post
    ok thank you. I have a ferro rod my dad gave me. Only ever seen it used with vaseline and cotton balls. I'll try practicing with the stove.
    I only use a ferro for starting my stoves. Practice at home its a learned skill like any others they are worth having a backup to
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    Fire steels work perfectly in cold weather for stoves.

    That said, keep your BIC in your....ummmm.....underwear for 5 minutes before you need it and you are good to go...

    Instead of strike anywhere matches, why not throw a few of these in your pack? They would probably light in a storm on Mt. Washington.....they burn underwater, though I've yet to find a need for that...lolol...they give off a nasty odor though, so don't get a lung full when using them...

    https://www.amazon.com/UCO-Stormproo...=storm+matches

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    Just got one of these in the gag bag for the Holiday...I am actually going to give it a try...review to follow...

    https://www.amazon.com/Everstryke-Ma...ch+pro+lighter

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sarcasm the elf View Post
    Venchla - They are available on amazon if you are interested:

    https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004B...4J22R6ZYQ9MAYG

    EDIT: I somehow missed that the amazon link was posted yesterday
    I found a shelf full in a real hardware store in West Jefferson, NC. I bought 2 boxes for $2.75. They are the Greenlight new and improved wannabe matches. I'll test them when I get back to Texas.
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    I use butane lighters in the winter. Just warm the lighter up in your pocket before trying to use it. I usually tuck mine under my watch band when I'm starting to get set up to cook.
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    I like good ole matches...keep em dry boys!

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