How to make 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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There are countless ways to make a fire, and each one has its benefits. It’s time to visit an ancient methodology known as the Dakota fire hole.

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A Dakota fire hole is a fantastic and clever way of making fire without too much visible smoke or flames. Here's step by step how to make one. #wildernesssurvival #bushcraft #prepper #survival

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There's nothing quite like the gentle, warm crackle of a real fire. Unfortunately, there are many places where open flames are inappropriate or unsafe - for instance, during a stage production or at an indoor party. For these situations,...