Whether you’re bugging out, or just on a camping trip, you’re probably making a fire. Fires provide warmth, light, a heat source for cooking, and a deterrent against wild animals.
Making A Campfire Burn Throughout The Night
If you’re planning to stay in the same spot over night, you’ll want to build a fire that will last the night with as little maintenance as possible. Nobody wants to search for firewood and try to restart a fire in the dark.
So, check out this video from Far North Bushcraft and Survival on how to build your fire so it will last all night.
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