FIRE SKILLS MASTER CLASS

In this class we will spend 2 days concentrating on only the skill of Fire making. We will teach both Primitive and Modern methods of Fire making in a progression that prioritizes Fire as a Survival tool. Even if you have no experience in more complicated methods we can teach you to become successful and confident when you enter the woods.

Class Outline will Include:

Material Selection for Successful Fire making Basics of the Physics and Chemistry involved in Fire making Properly processing materials for different Ignition methods Proper Fire Lays for different situations Hand Drill fire making (direct from landscape) Bow Drill Fire making (direct from landscape) Flint and Steel Fire making and what it is still relevant for everyday use. Solar Ignition and choosing the correct lens. Proper use of the  Ferro-cerium Rod and tricks for the best success The versatility of the Bic Lighter and it’s components  Kit Based Items that can extend flame in an emergency. Kit Required:

Knife  Folding saw Pocket knife or SAK 2 Bic Lighters 1 roll 1” Duct Tape 2 Plastic Tent Stakes (Extra) 100’ #36 Bank line Old cotton T Shirt or cotton scrap 3’x3’ Camp Gear for one night (Tent/Hammock etc) Clothing for conditions and Season Poncho Stainless Water bottle and Nesting Cup Notebook and Pencils Medication (prescription only) Food and Snacks Camp Stove (ISO type) Meeting Location   -   Click Here

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Age Requirements

You must be 16 yrs or older to attend this class. Any student under the age of 18  must be accompanied by an adult registered with that class.

If your child is left in camp repeatedly or left alone to be cared for by staff, you may be asked to leave the class.

If you bring a minor that is not your child, you must have a signed  Emergency Care Authorization form   filled out by that child's parent(s) or legal guardian. Reference your Confirmation email for thi