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.

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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.

In the wilderness, knowing how to build a fire is essential for survival. These methods will keep you warm and safe in any situation.

Enhance your outdoor skills with knowledge of different fire lays. Get started with the teepee lay and take your fire-building abilities to the next level.

Homesteaders have many reasons for doing what they do. Commonly, they express a desire to reduce their carbon footprint and life self-sufficiently. Sourcing your own free firewood from downed trees, dead trees, and local sources can both reduce your carbon footprint and allow you to live self-sufficiently. Related: Read

There is an abundance of survival uses for pine sap including bandaging a wound, waterproofing clothes, and starting a fire.