Bushcraft : Bushcraft 101 Basic Guide To Survive In The Wilderness Like A Pro (The Blokehead Success Series) by The Blokehead

Author:The Blokehead
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Survival
Published: 2015-05-10T22:00:00+00:00

Building a fire requires the presence of the three important elements: air, heat and fuel. Balance the right ratio of the three to get a long-lasting blaze. The best way to learn is through practice.

To start off, select a dry area and clear the ground of twigs, leaves and the like. Dig a small, circular depression in the ground with a half-meter radius; this structure prevents unwanted spread of fire. Then, lay down the tinder (a highly flammable substance) and apply heat to create a spark. It may be done by rubbing two dry rocks together. Afterwards, add the kindling (a readily combustible substance) to grow the flames, then add fuel (a material capable of burning at a steady, gradual pace once exposed to heat) to maintain the fire.

Leaving an open fire unattended may cause hazards. It would be best to carefully arrange rocks or logs around the fire to create a wall that will contain flying sparks and protect the fire from strong winds. But be careful not to overdo it as the fire still needs oxygen to ignite.

Sometimes, creating an underground bonfire would be the more advantageous choice. It minimizes illumination of the area and is great for cooking food. Simply dig a shallow pit and connect a tunnel for ventilation to keep the fire alive.

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