How to Use Animal Grease to Start a Fire
If you ever harvest a game animal in a survival situation, you can take its grease and use it to a start fire! The video below shows you how to use animal grease as a fire starter!
Category: Starting Fires
How to Build a Long Fire
The Long Fire is a very long burning fire…DUH! It can easily be constructing by having two raised logs with tinder between the logs. The video below goes into detail about building the long fire. Note: Survivalist Daily does not endorse…
Making a Upside-down Fire
The Upside-down Fire is just that! This fire layout it designed to burn large wet branches and logs. To learn how to construct this fire layout watch this awesome video below!
How to Use a Portable Survival Stove
In a survival situation, your objective is to uses as little energy as possible. There is no easier way to cook your food that to use a portable survival stove. Portable stove are extremely little room and are very compatible!…
How to Boil Water with a Portable Stove
Boiling your water is often needed in a survival situation due to the pollution in the water. Learning how to boil water with a portable stove is a great tip to have. Below is a video showing you how to boil water with…
Honeysuckle Bark for Fire Tinder?
Is honeysuckle bark good for fire starting? Can you place honeysuckle bark in the center of your fire bundle? Yes, yes you can! Below is a video by Blake Alma putting honeysuckle bark to the fire starting test…
The Fatwood Handle Ferrocerium Rod
Below is a video about 4 Directions Bushcraft’s Fatwood Handle Ferro Rod. An awesome ferrocerium rod for survival purposes. Its large fatwood handle is great for making wood shaving to ignite your fire! Available on Amazon!
How to Build a Swedish Jet Stove
The video below is a new take that combines the Swedish Fire Torch with a Rocket Stove using a chainsaw. GET A $25 CREDIT CARD KNIFE FOR 100% FREE! Have you tried this torch/stove? If you have let us know…
10 Ways to Make Fire with Natural Tinders
Below is a video by AlfieAesthetics about starting a fire with Western Red Cedar Bark, Birch Bark/Birch Dust, Coal Fungus, Pine Cones, Tinder Fungus, Fireweed, Thistle, Punkwood, Wood Shavings & Dried Grass. GET A $25 CREDIT CARD KNIFE FOR 100%…
How to Start a Fire in the Wilderness
Fire, ever since the creation of man it has played a crucial role in our existence. To be acquainted on how to build a lasting fire is one of the most fundamental wilderness skills and the very foundation of survival.…