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Q: I have trouble getting my campfire going. Can you help me?

 

Q: I have trouble getting my campfire going. Can you help me?A: There are approximately four steps to building a fire. Hopefully these will be able help you:

1) If you cannot find many very small twigs, definitely add some tinder under the teepee such as, newspaper and birch bark also makes good tinder.

2) Make a small teepee of dry sticks or twigs and other tinder.

3) Ignite the teepee with a match.


4) As the fire gets going, add larger pieces of wood until the fire is the size you want.

#1 RULE: Never use gasoline to help you start your fire.


Other frequently asked questions:

Q: Should I use a gas or propane camping stove?

Q: Why you should not set your tent up under a tree?

 





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