Firecraft - The Native Camp Fire

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so the Indian fire lay is accomplished two ways and build a fire and feed into it logs for directions and as they burn just keep pushing and further in that's something I do quite often so I don't really do firewood I don't really make anything once I get a good fire established I just feed logs into it in this pattern is the Indian fire light another option is building my fire right on top of that shape that's all gonna do right now

sticks for a platform Fishbach is a very poor quality I got a little bit of powder out of it well there's the Indian Farley very simple I've used logs for five inches across when my fires ripping and roaring just feed logs right into it at the four directions pattern works great a lot of salts of airflow it looks nice it works good and it's it's it very very bold fire Lee it's been out a long time it doesn't really require processing you just bust up a couple logs in a tree crotch and you can either let it on top well you can feed them in after this way the logs are already there at the heat source at the heart of the heat source and they're gonna create embers right away this been Mitch of the native survival school sure to check out our web site and install without corn and as always enjoy the outdoors