Eric's Big Book of Wilderness Survival Hacks (Life Hacks 4) by Eric Duck

Author:Eric Duck [Duck, Eric]
Language: eng
Format: azw3, epub, pdf
Published: 2017-02-28T16:00:00+00:00

Other torch tips:

Burning material​- it can be anything like pinecones, long grass, and bark. You want dry long material as possible with only a bit of green to slow down the burn.

Binding material - you can use willow shoots, bark or anything that can secure a tight hold to keep the burning material together.

Have aluminum foil handy

While you'll always have this in your survival food kits to store your food, keep a separate sheet in your bag to always have a dry surface. This can come in handy as a dry surface to start fires on, especially when it just rained and the soil is too damp for you to be able to start a fire. Use this with your char cloth and other tinder you have with you and you'll be able to start a campfire even when it's wet outside.

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