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- Where could I find birch trees in Colorado? - Bushcraft USA Forums
If all you want is the bark for firestarting, River Birch works just fine I suppose the wood would be great for smaller items like spoons as well I read in a plant guide to the Rocky Mountains (I can't remember which one), that there is a glacial remnant population of white birch somewhere in the mountains near Boulder
- Birch Tree Id - Help Please! | Bushcraft USA Forums
Sidebar tree ID task is differentiating Birch from Aspen, which looks a lot like White Birch Quaking or Trembling Aspen vs Bigtooth Aspen; If I'm missing something in this appearance? of tree list, please add to the list The kiddos and I went for a walk today and tried to ID a bunch around us I'll post up later but wanted to get the ball
- Birch Bark Oils for mosquito repellent - Bushcraft USA Forums
How does one extract the oils from the birch tree bark? I saw it done on the "Happy People - A Year In The Taiga" video, just wondered if anyone had done it in that quantity before They didnt go into detail, but it looks like they charred it in a metal pot with a holed dish below and a catch pan under that Oh, and does it have to be White birch?
- Birch VS Aspen - How to tell difference - Bushcraft USA Forums
It's pretty difficult to say that birch bark looks just one particular way The Mears video shows a birch that doesn't have bark anything like a N American Paper Birch There are enough species of birch tree to provide a lot of different looking barks Birches of North America include Betula alleghaniensis - Yellow Birch (B lutea)
- How much birch bark can one collect without harming the tree?
Removal of birch bark, when done correctly, does not kill or greatly harm a tree The following things should be taken into account when harvesting birch bark Bark does not have to be harvested from live trees Because of the remarkable preservative properties of birch bark, it can be harvested from dead or fallen trees
- Birchbark Smells like Peppermint? | Bushcraft USA Forums
So does the eastern North American tree Betula lenta, known variously as sweet birch, black birch, cherry birch, sugar birch, spice birch, and wintergreen tree You can chew the twigs of this birch to release the gratifying flavor; sort of like an all-natural chewing gum
- Harvesting birch bark - Bushcraft USA Forums
If the tree will peel, then cut a deep vertical line DON'T ring the tree at top and bottom It’s not necessary, and it will likely kill the tree Make just enough of a horizontal cut at the top and bottom of the vertical cut to help you get your fingers between the layers Being careful at the knots, work the outer layer of bark off the tree
- River Birch and Yellow Birch | Bushcraft USA Forums
Twigs taste exactly like wintergreen, in fact my kids call it the "candy tree " You can scrape and smell the twig to help ID this tree Yellow Birch - high elevation (in the south), you won't find river birch here Very similiar to black birch including a wintergreen smell, but bark is more flaky and yellow shiny in color
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