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one more tip for tinder-I carry roofing tar paper about the size of a credit card. Tear into strips and light. very light weight- fit anywhere-burn when wet.

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I stick with the standerd bic lighter. Keep it in a pocket close to you're body for 2-3 mins and it will be ready to light.

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i learned of some military stuff that is awesome this year. you break off a small piece and one little spark ignites it and it burns a blue hot flame. its awesome. if your interested in more, email me and ill look up the name. you can find it online. email to ridgelineoutdoorshotmail.com


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Originally Posted by test1328
I grew up above 10,000 ft and routinely hunt at 11-12K. For goat and sheep hunts, I've spent a lot of time even higher, up to close to 14K feet. One thing I do know is that the really fancy lighters (storm lighters) that give off the flame like a torch do not work at 10K feet or above. They'll work at 5-6K and I think I remember checking that they were only rated up to 8K elevation. That was when I had one that was given to me and found out the hard way that they would not work at higher elevations. I typically carry just a cheap cigarrette lighter that you can buy just about anywhere. Usually the clear ones that you can see if they still have any fuel left. I like the ones that you can adjust the flame height on. I've never had a problem with one lighting at high elevations. The flame can sometimes burn a little lower at the high elevations due to lack of O2, but that's why I like the adjustable flame ones so I can turn it all the way up. As long as you keep them dry, they should work. However, I also usually carry two of them just in case one gives up the ghost, plus matches, trioxane, etc. for emergencies. Forunately, I've never had to use that stuff, though.
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Butane lighters have always worked fine for me too in the high country. I carry a fire stick just in case, and strike anywhere matches...........


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