Survival Fire Making Skills Class

Survival Fire Making Skills
Course Details:
Date: Nov 10, 2018 or
Offered again: Nov 9, 2019
Duration: 9am to 4pm
Location: Monroe, WA
Instructor: Alderleaf staff
Cost: $125
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Learn how to create fire with natural materials! This course covers bow drill, hand drill, and flint & steel techniques. Each participant builds a bow drill kit to practice with and take home!

An understanding of fire making skills can be a life-saver in a wilderness survival situation. From warming a shelter, to purifying water, and cooking food, survival fire skills are an essential tool for cool climate environments. The class includes demonstrations, practical information, and hands-on practice.

In this class you will:

• Learn how to prepare, construct, and maintain a campfire
• Gain an understanding of various fire starting methods
• Learn the principles of primitive friction fire-making
• Construct a bow drill kit which you can take home
• Practice making coals/fires with the bow drill
• Learn about hand drill and flint & steel techniques
  
  

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Testimonials:

"The survival fire class was fantastic! A great way to spend a Saturday."
-Cindy L., Survival Fire Making Class Participant

"Loved it. Super Fun. Thank you!"
-Tanya, Survival Fire Making Class Participant

"I went from city boy to survival fire making man!"
-Jeff, Survival Fire Making Class Participant

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