Survival fire

A guide on how to start a fire using several primitive methods in a survival situation when matches, lighters and conventional sources are less likely to be available. “Plan B" fire sources are difficult, but necessary in an emergency.

If you’re into bushcraft or experimenting with fire-making, then the Dakota fire hole is an excellent survival tool to master. If you’re a city-dweller looking to expand your horizons, well then this is an easy one to start with. To understand the concept, first picture a hand-dug-out fire pit that is fed air from a ... Read more

These easy steps will show you how to start a fire in a fireplace or at a campsite quickly — and how to keep it going with minimal fuss.

I have a pencil sharpener in both my survival & fire tins, it's perfect for making tinder & great for sharpenings sticks for traps, spears etc. also excellent for making an improvised weapon, to many reasons not to leave this in your fire & survival kits.

Building and sustaining a fire is one of the most valuable survival skills, but it can be challenging. Here's how to do it.

Survival Skills: Fire Starter and Torch for Extreme Conditions. #survival #skills #fire #lifehacks #camping #bushcraft #ideas #outdoors #firestarter. Sergio Outdoors · Original audio

Every man should know how to build a fire. But every outdoor situation requires different types of campfire lays (set-ups in the firewood), so it’s imperative to know how to make more than one kind. Here we highlight six of the most common and useful fire lays. Teepee Fire Lay There’s a reason this is […]