Headed Out

[natertot]

Here in a little bit, I'm going down to the local river. My scenario is that I had to abandon my vehicle for what ever reason and trying to make it home or to a gas station/other place of help.

Along the way, I will need to make fire to cook a can of soup that I have and sanitize water that I don't have. I will also need to build a small temporary shelter so I can dry off and prevent hypothermia.

Weather is very cloudy, 48-50 degrees and light showers.

Wish me luck!

[flatlander88]

Best of luck. Be safe.

[Rick]

Um......If you fail......I mean....yeah, what he said. Good luck.

[Sparky93]

Good luck, and stay safe.

[natertot]

Well, I made it back. It was a good time. The river I went to has an old Peters Cartridge Co. factory that closed down some time ago right there on the river. I was opposite of the old factory, but I found the remains of a bridge that used to cross there. That was pretty cool. I also discovered some old building remains. They were so far gone that I couldn't tell what they had been. There was a chimney that stood up about fifteen ft and in perfect condition. The fire pit of it wsa small, about 8"x12" and I could tell there was a door on it at one time. I also found six small stone structures that were a bit odd. They went under ground about two feet and above ground about two feet. The only went back about ten feet and had a small opening in the ceiling in the back. I could tell there were fires at one point under the opening. I used one of these as my shelter. (note to self: pack a tarp in vehicle bag since you won't find shelter that good again) I was also able to find a few pieces of dry wood in a few of the structures. I was able to get a small fire going. Just enough to warm my toes, heat my soup and boil about two cups of water. The fire wasn't hot enough or long enough to dry any clothing, but I did get my feet warm. If I was really stuck, there were plenty of animals that I could have feed off of if I could had better fire.

Lessons learned, need to have a tarp for quick and simple shelter. I also need to figure out wet fires. When things are more dry, no problem. When it rains is where I always fall short.

Any suggestions and tips are appreciated.

[hunter63]

IMHO you are going about it the right way, using a 'controlled adventure" to practice.

Just keep in mind, it doesn't matter how much gear you have, and carry with you....the one thing you are gonna need is what you don't have...this time.

The idea is to use what you do have, find, make do, in whatever situation you find your self in to 'survive".

[Rick]

The real secret to building a good fire is gathering enough of the right wood. Knowing how to identify the kind of wood can save you a lot of work. But, if you are just starting then make certain you gather enough of any kind of wood. I can't tell you how much to gather because that depends on what kind you gather. Soft woods will burn faster than hard woods for example. But there is an old saying that if you think you've gathered enough wood for the fire then gather fives times more wood. If you adhere to that you might make it through the night without having to scout for more wood in the wee hours. Trust me, it's no fun to be looking for wood at 3:00 a.m. on a freezing night as your fire is slowly burning to an ember. And for some reason, the harder the wood is to find the faster the fire will die out. Let's just call that Rick's Axiom.

Avoid wood near poison anything. The smoke will cause an allergic reaction and if you breath it the reaction will be inside your nose, throat and lungs. Not a good thing. I also try to avoid pulling wood that is in any kind of thicket. I figure the animals probably need that as much as I do so I leave it to them.

[natertot]

Thanks guys. I really do stink in the wood identification dept. I do gather whatever I can that is close, easy, and readily available. My issue is wet wood. I did put it next to the little fire to try and dry it some, but it wasn't enough. The stuff was pretty saturated. I couldn't find dryer wood at the base of trees either since the leaves are all gone. Absolutely everything was soaked.

I agree, hunter, that there is always gonna be the "one thing" I need and don't have. But a small tarp and some 550 cord will always provide simple shelter from elements. I could have done a nice little den with a fallen tree and some pine tree branches, but that is alot more work. I just took advantage of what was available at my locale.

[crashdive123]

Wood that is a little bit larger in diameter (2"-5") and then split will give you dry wood - provided it is dead and dry.

[LowKey]

The fire pit of it wsa small, only about 8"x12" and I could tell there was a door on it at one time
Right at ground level? Probably the cleanout access, with a door. The one on my house chimney under the furnace flue is about 8" x 12"

[natertot]

Good idea Crash. I think I will try that next time. I was using smaller stuff that was about three inch diameter and smaller.

LowKey, it was at ground level, but there was no other opening in the chimney. Would that be right?

[Rick]

You might read this, too. The TYPE of fire you build is important and this post will help you understand that.

http://www.wilderness-survival.net/forums/showthread.php?9146-Types-of-Fires-Vertical-vs.-Horizontal&highlight=types+fires

Look for natural overhangs, beneath firs and evergreens and the underside of birch limbs will generally give you drier or even dry fire tinder. Remember to pick up things as you walk along. A pine cone for a fire starter or for mosquitoes, tinder fungus, cattail fluff, are all examples of things you can pick up as you walk along. Then when it's time to build your fire you will already have some of the items and you won't have to spend time looking for it or wind up in an area where there is none of "X".

[natertot]

Thanks for the link to the thread Rick. I'm going to go over it here in a bit. As far as finding anything dry, that was difficult as we received about four inches of rain in the previous 24 hours before I went out. That is why the only dry stuff was in the building remnants. I did look under some pine trees, but that was saturated as well. I'm not sure how to ID a birch tree, so that is something I need to work at. I agree that cattail and pine cones are good tender, but I didn't know that cones kept mosquitoes away. I will have to remember that one.

I also came across a skull and jaw bone that I am pretty certain that came from either a fox or coyote. That was pretty neat to look at. Then there was mushrooms on a fallen log too. I passed on that because the only mushroom I know how to ID is the Murel and fake murel.

[natertot]

Rick, I went over that post. It is some good info. The fire that I built would be classified as the log cabin type. As part of my vehicle bag, I always keep a small firestarter brick in it. I placed it in the center of the cabin and had my gathered wood real close by to start drying as soon as I got it started. I got the initial fire started no problem. But when I ran out of what very little dry wood I had is when I lost my fire. The wet stuff didn't take. I think that if I add a hatchet to my bag, I can split larger diameter wood like Crash suggested and that could help keep the fire going.

This is all good info. Thank you so much!

[Rick]

And building a vertical fire will burn hotter and help dry out the wood you will be adding. The main thing to remember when building a fire is preparation. It doesn't matter how you build it or in what weather you build it. If you gather all the materials (tinder, twigs, limbs, logs) and have them all ready then you'll stand a much better chance of having a successful fire that will last through the night just by adding a few logs now and then. And you're welcome.

[tank]

I was told when I was a young boy an old Indian saying, A white man builds a large fire and sits far away, an indian builds a small fire and sits close. I guess what I get out of this is a small fire is better you don't heat so much area.
Tank

[hunter63]

God puts bark on trees to keep the inside dry......yeah, you might need to do some splitting....no hatchet? look up batoning.

Funniest Old West picture, was a print of 2 braves on a hill with a small fire, made and kept going by pushing in the long logs to the center,....watching a crew of mountain men sawing spliting and burning a big fire........White man fire.

No caption, but you could almost add one your....self..."White man, bunch of Dumassas, working that hard, wonder what keeps them alive?....good thing there are a lot of them....."

[lucznik]

Just more proof that I'm a white man 'cause I likes me a nice BIG, warm fire - though I tend to still sit close.

The idea of indians only building small fires because they somehow knew something that others didn't is largely false. Of course, small fires are all that can be managed in a teepee without burning the whole lodge down. Indian braves would use small fires, not because they had some ability to gain from the small flame greater benefit than did whites from their big fires but because they wanted as little a indication of their presence as possible. They simply chose to suffer cold rather than betray their location. The white men were warmer and simply didn't care who knew they were there .

In truth, aboriginal Americans would often build lots of big fires. Some were basic bon fires used for both group and ceremonial gatherings. Others were literal forest fires designed to clear large swaths of land - a technique which we now refer to as "slash and burn."

[Rick]

If it's cold enough I want to super size that. When the trees starting moving because they are getting hot then I'm almost warm enough.

[socom2173]

"split will give you dry wood - provided it is dead and dry"
+1 what Crash said.

In places that have seen heavy rains you will have difficulty finding dry wood.
Look for verticle or "Standing" dead tree's, horizontal or wood on the ground will soak up more moisture.

"you might need to do some splitting....no hatchet? look up batoning."
+1 what Hunter said

This is why a "Survival Knife" is so important. In wet conditions you need to get to the inner wood.
You can also use a cheap "Folding Saw" to split smaller wood.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcRYSFqjLgY

The Gerber Sportsman Saw is very efficient and it goes for about $10, keep one in you car.

[kyratshooter]

Here in a little bit, I'm going down to the local river. My scenario is that I had to abandon my vehicle for what ever reason and trying to make it home or to a gas station/other place of help.

Along the way, I will need to make fire to cook a can of soup that I have and sanitize water that I don't have. I will also need to build a small temporary shelter so I can dry off and prevent hypothermia.

Weather is very cloudy, 48-50 degrees and light showers.

Wish me luck!

You still here? Thought you were going to the woods!

[natertot]

You still here? Thought you were going to the woods!

I had some time to kill, so I did a miniture trial. I was there for nearly three hours, soaked, and started to get pretty cold. Being my wet fire was kaput, I wrapped it up and now trying to improve for next time.

Great input guys. I had never heard of batoning wood to split it before. I like that video and will give it a go the next time I'm out. My next three items I'm adding to my vehicle bag are now a tarp, hatchet, and folding saw. I will have to look for one. I'm a bit perturbed at Gerber, so I'm not too sure I will go with theirs.

[Rick]

I have the Gerber Sportsman and I'm pleased with it. It's a staple in my pack.

[crashdive123]

I have a few Corona Pruning saws (Home Depot) and like the way they perform.

http://www.plumbersurplus.com/images/prod/5/Corona-RS7245-rw-168845-241987.jpg

[billdawg]

One other thing to think of. As you are walking along, keep your eyes open for things you can use as tender,a dn put it in your pocket for later. eg; Birds nest, bark shavings, etc. You can never have to much tender IMO.
Also, I always carry about 3-4 different ways to make fire either in my survial pack, and/or person and pockets. I carry a small kit in my pack, but also make sure I have a fire steel around my neck, and lighter in a plastic bag in my pocket.

[RangerXanatos]

A tea candle may also help. It can keep a small steady flame to get your fire going. In a controlled experiment, I got one to last for over 4 hours!

[Rick]

As you are walking along, keep your eyes open for things you can use as tender,a dn put it in your pocket for later. eg; Birds nest, bark shavings, etc. You can never have to much tender IMO.

You just did that on purpose didn't you. Well.....I'm not fallin' for it. No sir.

In the words of Rebel.....I must be invisible.

[hunter63]

I was gonna say something, but hey......don't forget to stop and pick up stuff for tender as you travel, that way you don't have to look for it when you stop....Like cattail fluff and pimne conesd, dry branches off standing dead trees......

[Rick]

http://siliconangle.com/files/2011/08/homer-doh.jpg

[crashdive123]

Another idea.......collect tinder along the way.

[Sparky93]

Cody Lundin always advises to pick up tender as you are walking and keep it next to your body to dry out....

[crashdive123]

Not meaning to sound like the spelling or grammar police - it's tinder, not tender

[gryffynklm]

I'll take any tender you are not using as long as its legal. Just saying.

[hunter63]

I would pick up legal tender as well and regular tender (tinder).........

[natertot]

Hmmm, I was just thinking. Perhaps I should pick up some tender as a travel instead of waiting till I stop. What do you guys think? :2:

[RangerXanatos]

I don't know about everyone else, but I think it's a great idea!

[BENESSE]

Hmmm, I was just thinking. Perhaps I should pick up some tender as a travel instead of waiting till I stop. What do you guys think? :2:

A brilliant idea!!!
What, if you stopped by 7/11 there might not be any left.

[Rick]

http://jameslayton.files.wordpress.com/2011/07/jump-off-cliff.jpg

[natertot]

Well, I went back out today and attempted another wet fire. This time....success! I looked for standing dead trees from which to collect. I also found dead branches stuck in live trees that was helpful. I brought along my machete which proved to be useful. I still plan on adding a small folding saw and a hatchet eventually. Once I gathered said items, I set up a cabin style fire. I placed a glob of Sterno in the center and lit it. I then added small dry twigs and presto! It took a little time, but I was able to build it up more and more. I even cooked a can of clam chowder for lunch. I rectangular stone I found was placed in the center of the fire and was very helpful in hold the food as well as cooking it.

Lessons learned: Don't under estimate the power of having multiple options. A variety of tools and methods can spawn creativity to accomplish a task. Take your time and be patient for best results.

I'd like to add pictures, but I get the message that the file is too large!

[crashdive123]

Glad you got back out.

For the pictures you will either need to re-size them or open up an account with an on-line photo hosting site. I prefer Photobucket, and it's free.......well it used to be, but I ended up paying for a subscription because of the number of photos I store there.

[natertot]

Thanks Crash!

[natertot]

Here are some pics of the fire in progress.

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The last pic is a skull that I believe is a fox. The knife is what I received this year from Camp10.

[Rick]

Part of your problem is how you built the fire. You need to spend most of your time preparing your fire and gathering your firewood. Sort your wood by diameter and make piles of wood about the same size. It doesn't have to be exact or overly complicated but you don't want a pencil size stick with one the size of your wrist.

In the environment you were in, damp to wet with moist wood, you need to build a vertical fire. It will ignite quicker and burn hotter and help dry out your wood. Start with your tinder then build up in size.

Spend some time learning the basics of how to build a campfire and you'll find it much easier the next time.

[Sparky93]

Here is a good video of a twig fire IA Woodsman did for a BushcraftUSA Bushclass lesson.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Brb4usB35WU&feature=player_detailpage

[sjj]

Good thread.

[natertot]

Thanks Sparky! That is a great video. I had the wood seperated into two classes. The stuff on the left was wet and the stuff on the right was dry. I do see the benefit of seperating it into size classes as well. I like the size amounts and the base setup done in the video. Next time out, I will have to try it that way.

[edr730]

Natertot, as mentioned, splitting dead drier wood is a very good way to start a fire when it's wet. Practicing splitting small pieces will also show you the kinds of wood that are drier, will start faster or burn longer with less smoke. When you find a tree in your area that has the characteristics that you need, make an attempt to remember what kind of tree it is and what it looks like. Breaking a limb into short pieces makes the splitting much easier. The shorter the better. You might break a long limb into pieces with your foot or hitting it against a tree, but it's much easier to find two trees growing together and wedge the limb between them. Then just walk in a circle until the limb breaks. You can break some bigger firewood in this way also. Take your small pieces home and use your knife or axe to split them in half then quarters etc. and see how small you can split them...always down the middle. If the wood only breaks off and doesn't split all the way then it's probably too damp and rotten for starting a fire easily. The kind of wood that splits easy and starts easy is what you want for starting a fire in the rain. There are faster ways to start a fire, but no faster way to learn about the kind of wood you need to be burning. The above video was good.

[Warheit]

Speaking of fires, is there any disadvantage/advantage to using wood from pines (that are dead) due to Pine Beetle infestation? I've read several places that since the wood is so dry, they are more prone to starting larger forest fires. Should I avoid using beetle kill pine for fires from now on?

[crashdive123]

I wouldn't stop using it. As long as you practice building a safe fire it will be fine. It will not last as long as a hardwood, but gathering dead wood for your fires is a good practice IMO.

[finallyME]

Not meaning to sound like the spelling or grammar police - it's tinder, not tender

If the person you are correcting is going to college, then it is your sworn duty to correct them. Especially if the school is Purdue. :)

[finallyME]

Speaking of fires, is there any disadvantage/advantage to using wood from pines (that are dead) due to Pine Beetle infestation? I've read several places that since the wood is so dry, they are more prone to starting larger forest fires. Should I avoid using beetle kill pine for fires from now on?

It is probably better to use that wood, since you will be reducing the fire load on the area.

[Sparky93]

Not meaning to sound like the spelling or grammar police - it's tinder, not tender

If the person you are correcting is going to college, then it is your sworn duty to correct them. Especially if the school is Purdue. :)

Lol, I missed this the first time around. Thanks for keeping me in line Crash :innocent: ....

[crashdive123]

No problim...

[Rick]

Er, uh......never mind.

[natertot]

Well, last night we had freezing rain last night and everything is incased in ice as it is 25* today. What better condition to push fire skills? So, I went to the back yard and attempted another fire.

My first mistake is that I treated it like snow. I used sparky's information to build a platform and seperate "pencil lead, pencils, and small stuff". In the process of seperation, I knocked off as much ices as possible (like snow). I lit my tinder and slowly added the "lead". It smoked like crazy and then would go out due to a combination of moisture and cold. I spent about an hour and 15min trying this method.

That is when it occurred to me. BATONING!!! I grabbed a larger season piece of wood and started to baton it with my machete and a large stick. I created a small pile of shavings and a small pile of pieces that were about 10 inches in length and about a half inch in diameter. Lit what very little tinder I had left and added shavings. Success! Then I added some of the small stuff. Success again!

The fire only lasted about five minutes. Had I applied batoning to the prep at the beginning, I know I caould have had a decent fire going. I'm going jot down a few notes on todays experience so the next time I will have a better result.

Thanks everyone for the tips and pointers. It was a big help.

Also noted: Lighters suck and matches rule when it is this cold!

[kyratshooter]

Butane lighters do suck in these temps. You are below the gasing temp for butane. That is why ferro rods have become so popular.

Liquid fuel lighters like Zippos/Storm Kings work fine.

[natertot]

Butane lighters do suck in these temps. You are below the gasing temp for butane. That is why ferro rods have become so popular.

Liquid fuel lighters like Zippos/Storm Kings work fine.

Good to know! I have been wanting to get a Zippo, but just haven't done so yet. Same with ferro rod. Everytime I'm at a store that sells them, I forget to grab one.

[crashdive123]

If you keep your Bic type lighter in an inner pocket, close to your body you will be able to use it in the temps you described. As it cools, it's performance will degrade.....but yeah - ferro rod, Zippo, matches.....

[grizzlyadam]

Good Luck!

[RockyRaccoon]

I like using cotton balls with vaseline on em and my StrikeForce. Works beautifully. The cotton balls catch with one strike, the petroleum in the vaseline keeps the flame going quite decently for a few minutes. Really cheap too. I got a big bag of cotton balls from the bathroom and then bought a tin of pomade for a couple bucks. Stuff a bunch of cotton balls in the pomade tin, duct tape around it and you are good to go. Waterproof fire starter for just a few bucks. Tree sap also works great if you want a natural alternative to the vaseline/pomade.

Additionally on gathering wood the best place i've found dry wood is breaking off dead stuff from standing trees. In Washington we get so much rain that anything on the ground is soaked. But once you get a good bed of coals going you can dry the bigger stuff out and burn most of the smaller wet stuff.

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