The Best Way to Build Fire: Execution Phase and Stack Method
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- This is the last fire method you will ever need to know. It is the the best way to build a fire!
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Dan
Like so many others, I was taught in boy scouts the teepee method. A fragile teepee of tiny twigs then with another teepee of larger twigs around it.. and larger and larger. Then finally you put your fire source in the middle and all should be well. The problem, of course, is that as it burns it collapses and I've had the fire nearly snuffed out by the collapsing of the larger teepees. As an adult I have always done a method like this and never have a problem. A far, FAR superior method
My fire starting is “rusty” on a good day. Good on ya for helping an old bushman get himself back together. My best friend wants me to help learn his kids. So, thank you from the bottom of my heart for keeping the old ways alive.
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No 😂
Ah the law of fire in action.
Smoke will always come towards you. No matter what. 😂
Like it's got a mind of it's own...
@@one-of-us9939 according to Ray Bradbury it does.
100%.
Wind be damned, it's moving towards you, will follow every time you move.
It's uncanny.
Wow, what a difference taking the time to find dry wood and then using the right technique makes! I used your techniques for gathering the wood and then executed according to your method, and the result was the best campfire I've ever had. Making a good fire has always been a challenge for me, this video series changed the game for me. Thanks a bunch!!
Wayne that is absolutely awesome to hear!! Great work
I built a fire in that field, he runs a nice course of instruction.
Nice how-to video!!
You had showed this method five years ago, but this time you explant it more clearly. Great job, appreciate it!!
Nice method with a great explanation of the "how and why". Well done. 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for explaining what and why you do what you do ❤
Love your videos. Great teacher! Keep it comming man! Thanks.
Nice job. If you don't have a commercial fire starter as you used, you can find balls of pitch, clumps of brown needles and small dry twigs on standing trees that have a thick canopy. I've made this work when it was very wet and a fire was really needed.
Good video! A very effective method indeed!
Understanding fire, important, good. Texas
Good info. Good instructor.
Beautiful green grass in your area brother. In my country grass can get to 7 or 8 feet tall LOL and its hot a humid enough to suffocate you in it.
Looks good. Thanks
another great tip.
This is the method I use all the time.
Fire Good.... your method is very well developed it follow K.I.S.S principle. Thanks for sharing.
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This is always my favorite method 👍🔥
Hi Dan. Thank you once again for sharing your knowledge. Stay safe in the woods. ATB. Nigel
I like this method too Mr Coalcracker 👍. It has some good advantages to others and gotta say I use it a lot. Good stuff. Cheers fella
Very informative and educational. Thank you very much
I agree. Easy and quick!
Thanks for the video! Very informative.
Never built a fire lay - The way you do it is how I have always done it, figured I was just being lazy but it has always worked.
I'm glad you chose Bushcraft...
If you chose computer repair
we wouldn't get your secrets!😂
I respect your knowledge bro!
Ah. What I learned finally explained. Thanks.
These videos are like Lay’s potato chips. You can’t have just one.
Great video.
God Bless everyone!!!! Jesus Loves you all very much!!!!
Thank you and kick ass video 👍👍👍🇺🇸
Great video
Nice! Thanks for the help
Solid video good information
@3:15 You have ignition. Two minutes later @5:15 You have a sustainable fire is very sustainable. That's damned impressive!
Exactly how I do it and I always make sure I have some more to throw in in case I need more burn time
I’ve noticed you don’t have a video that shows how to make a fire with no fire starting mechanism. Like rubbing sticks together or whatever methods they are … or do you? Seems odd a survival channel without a fire starting lesson … love your channel so much !
That smoke chased you around like you insulted its mother 😆
Yep👍
Why this method vs 'log cabin' style? My vote would be log cabin style for ease as well as aesthetic (and function since if you care for it a little you can build a nice level spot for a pan!). Less likely to have little twigs blow away or fall out of the fire. I can also see this style being smothered out fairly easy as you stack bigger/heavier fuel in and it collapses the burned out fire bed.
can i use straw instead of that flammable thing?
I just read about another hiker that got into a situation that almost became deadly. Cell phone worked-but no way to get a fire going-no knowledge. No In Reach to get help-he did not know if he even got his text to anyone. He plans to finish this hike-it's only getting later in the season. I am always the one that everyone looks at like I have 3 heads for being over- prepared. I don't even think I know enough. Good grief-hiking is not just a walk in the park if you die from it. Profoundly sad. Some hikes I don't even have, what I consider, that much in my pack-but I've not had to call for help-always get myself to safety. I always have a blast.
Step 1) buy fireproof boots and pants
Step 2) open beer
Do you have any lessons/tips on safety when it comes to wild life while bush crafting?
What are your thoughts on long fires for overnite warmth?
What was that firestarter called? I can't seem to find it anywhere.
Didn't know it was called anything but this is how I have always done.
You made fire... !!!
👍
I'm an old geezer outdoorsman and no one has been able to answer this question. Why does the smoke always follow me? I just saw it happen to you in the video. I never got a good answer about this.
When the fire, you, and the wind are in line, the smoke will be blown into your face or if the wind is at your back, the smoke will be drawn into your face by the wind eddie around your body.
Sitting with the wind blowing at a right angle to you lessens the draft effect.
With the breeze blowing willey-nillie, all bets are off, it just seems like it's always blowing into your face ...
can you add a link to what you used for the fire starter? I cant hear what you called it and google is not helping.
He said surefire from a company named yuko. New to me too. Sporting goods store must have them.
@@alancadieux2984 I finally found them and they are called sweetfire by Uco, made from suger cane hense the name.
@@darcybarton2457 OK looked like an oversized match, made out of felt. Did they have their own strike material on them? To spark them up? The way he used it, it looked like it must.
@@alancadieux2984 Yes they have a match strike material on about 1/3 of it and a 7 minute burn time quite the handy fire starter.
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Enjoy this vid Cory 😂
Stack Method!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
you kinda left out the larger fuell
YOOO
WHATSUUUUP
Big words for such a simple thing. Dont make it complicated.
Thats not how you build a proper fire though LOL