Recommendation – The Prepper Fire Starting

We run the risk of thinking everyone has the basic skills that many references in survival situations.  For example, we always talk about building a fire.  And for many people, building a fire isn’t that difficult.  That is usually because someone helped teach that person.  It might have been Boy Scouts, a friend on a camping trip, a parent or someone else that was willing to teach the skill of learning how to build a fire.  But could a prepper fire starting video work?

For those who don’t have anyone to help walk them through how to build a fire, videos can help.  The person wanting to learn could then go their backyard and practice building a fire in a firepit.  There are many videos on Youtube,  But recently, I watched a video on Amazon Prime that I thought was really good.

A Prepper Fire Starting Video

The fire instructor, Ben Barr, U.S.A.F. Master S.E.R.E. Specialist Ret., was very thorough, some may think to thorough.  However, he used a technique that I wasn’t familiar with.  His technique included a lift that the fire maker would create.  This lift allows air to get to the flames easily.  This allows the fire maker to not have to get on the ground and blow into the fire to provide more air.

The video is titled – Universal Survival Innovations Presents: A.S.I.S.T. Basic Fire Craft

If you struggle with building fires and you have Amazon Prime, you might want to watch this.  It is free to watch (with Prime) and adds another technique to your toolbox. 

If you don’t have Amazon Prime, you can take advantage of a free 30-day trial.  You will be able to take advantage of all the Prime benefits, including watching Prime Videos.

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Robert lives in Santa Fe. Colorado. It's where he continues to prep himself and others for what's to come. He teaches survival courses since 1985. After working as a consultant for various Survival Tv Shows, Robert decided to move his practice online and start collecting his stories and skill sets into preparedness lessons for real life emergency scenarios, and especially, for real people. His articles on bushcraft and outdoor skills have been published in national magazines and will be the subject of his next book: The Proper Prepper. When he is not doing that, Robert is happily working on his farm. Which is not only a hobby, but the way he chose to live his life.

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