Emergency Fire Making teaches essential wilderness survival skills, focusing on creating fire with minimal tools.

The book details the crucial role of fire for warmth, signaling, and psychological comfort in emergency situations.

Readers will discover how indigenous cultures developed unique fire-making methods and learn about the fire triangle, emphasizing the need for oxygen, heat, and fuel.

This guide progresses logically, first exploring friction-based techniques like the bow drill and hand drill, supported by clear visuals.

It then delves into identifying and preparing natural tinders and kindling from diverse environments.

Finally, it presents fire lay construction, teaching how to build efficient and safe fires suited to different weather conditions.

By mastering these techniques, readers gain self-reliance and preparedness, transforming what might be a daunting survival scenario into a manageable challenge.