The Bushcraft Survival Bible: [7 in 1] How to Build a Warm Shelter and Survive Alone in the Wild. The Complete Guide to Primitive Trapping, Gathering & Cooking in the Forest. by H. Wills Doug

Author:H. Wills Doug [Doug, H. Wills]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Published: 2022-08-16T00:00:00+00:00

The Triangle of Fire

A fire can be started with three elements, and it can also be stopped by eliminating one of the three elements. The three elements required for fire include heat, fuel, and oxygen. In fire crafting, you want to create a safe space where you can add fuel, create heat, and maintain high oxygen levels so your fire can thrive. You will construct a fire lay that allows ample oxygen to get in and around your fire. This will enable you to place added wood (fuel) without smothering your fire and use it as needed without suffocating it or hurting yourself.

Anytime you build a fire in the woods, you should also be prepared to put that fire out. This way, if your fire gets out of control or needs to be eliminated for any reason, you can safely do so. The two most effective ways to put out a forest fire are to drench it in water or smother it with dirt. Keeping a pail of water nearby can help put out your fire, or you can smother it with dirt if it gets out of control.

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