How to Make a Fire to Survive
Have a high knowledge about fire, the uses of it, and firewood types.
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Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Have a high knowledge about fire
Fire has three principle uses in a survival situation:
Cooking Signaling Warmth Wood used for a fire can be broken into the following categories:
Tinder
- Dry and fluffy wood shavings, cedar bark, or even dryer lint.
Kindling
- Small twigs and splinters of wood.
Fuel wood
- Branches smaller than your wrist.
Logs
- Not used in any survival scenarios but nice for cabins. -
Step 2: the uses of it
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Step 3: and firewood types.
Detailed Guide
Fire has three principle uses in a survival situation:
Cooking Signaling Warmth Wood used for a fire can be broken into the following categories:
Tinder
- Dry and fluffy wood shavings, cedar bark, or even dryer lint.
Kindling
- Small twigs and splinters of wood.
Fuel wood
- Branches smaller than your wrist.
Logs
- Not used in any survival scenarios but nice for cabins.
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