Siberian Log Fire: Most Efficient Camp And Survival Fire

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[zh]

Real skills taught by a person who really survives in Siberia. Priceless skills, free of charge.

[I_M_Nonno]

You have made me a believer in the value of a saw.

[jpeters]

That is how a vid is done.
No nonsense, informative.
Awesome.

[DrCrabfingers]

Heh heh one of my favourite YouTube videos. Now, I am sure I have seen Lars making a Siberian fire with the burnable logs placed snugly side by side on the resting log. The rain was pouring down....snow or rain it doesn't matter, but the fire was sheltered by the 5/7 logs that formed the ceiling....the fire nestled underneath, and continued burning despite the terrible conditions. The point being, the logs that rest on top of the horizontal log will shelter the fire from the elements....this concept changed me forever. It is stunningly clever and formed I'm guessing from many generations of people trying to keep warm in rain and snow. Lars....thank you for sharing this skill....a skill developed by the people of the Siberian plateau.

[jvatell]

I absolutely love the Siberian log fire setup. What a difference in the amount of work required and you can actually get some sleep at night instead of constantly getting up and feeding the fire. :-)

[tonyfrank]

I've watched 100s of videos, spent most of my life in the 🇨🇦 bush, and hands down most real channel.out there. Cheers Lars

[lesliepaulkovacs]

I keep thinking that someday, somewhere, someone is going to run into Trouble and need a Fire to Survive. I hope that they have seen this Video or get Taught it and build it and make it home Alive. And if that ever happens, I hope you find out about it. Thanks Lars for making a POSITIVE contribution to the Human Race. Take Care, my Friend.

[corvusduluth]

Hey Lars, thanks for giving credit where credit is due: Evenki. You provided a huge amount of info in this video.Thanks for the thorough instruction. I can attest to the efficacy/utility of this fire...A1/Primo! I used it last Winter on a solo trip. Sat for hours one night watching a jet of gas emit from one log, ignite like a blowtorch, stop, and then repeat, over and over again. Тайга моя заветная....Эвенкийский костер для ночевки в Тайге, et al. Friður/Frid/Mир.

[lrobinson]

Hello Lars I watch your winter camping/survival videos regarding the siberian firelay over and over again.You have demonstrated how it is done for real under, what I consider to be, the worst winter conditions. Whether you know it or not you have saved lives. Thanks for all you do.👍😉

[joakimbohman]

Im a 50 years old man from Sweden, since birth Iv been spending alot of my time in nature both summer and winter with minimal equipment... I got to say... you Inspire me and you show new things thats more easy than my way... Ty, and dont stop making vidios! Godt mod.

[RM-ioqo]

The Siberian log fire has to be one of my favourite camp fires and one day I'm going to build one, also remembering not to keep on chopping logs into small and smaller pieces. A complete waste of energy. Thanks for reminding us how they're built for the best effect, Lars. Take care..

[mrromanwilson]

1st vid of yours I've watched, happy days thanks a lot for taking the time to post it ....

[Vares]

"minus 10C, which is of course not horribly cold" Said like a True Russian!

[BBQDad]

Thank you for this video. I have never found a better fire for prolonged heat under extremely severe conditions.

[rickowens]

I look at other experts and their fires. You sir, are still the king. Thank

[davesmith]

Great! I've made this style fire before and it is truly AWESOME. I never knew it was of Siberian orgin new year!

[garland]

Very good instructional video with plenty of detail and practical uses. I needed to see this to finalize my knowledge of this method. Now I need to find somewhere to do this this winter when the snow gets deep. Thank you Lars these last two videos. I enjoyed them very much.

[pattysherwood]

I am resting from being at the edge of my woods cutting down bittersweet vines today. I was very happy to clean an area and set free some small birches. Inside my little house, I lay down to rest with some home made goat milk curd, and now I have to watch your video again, because I fell asleep and missed it..That was great. I want to make this fire in my woods in New Hampshire this winter..

[navaxoalaska]

Love and respect to you my friend and all russians brothers from Greece. Great video

[grandillusion]

Thank you for this video, I've been looking forward to this for a long time. I've never seen anyone in the US make a fire like this. I think it has a lot of uses with minimal tending to the fire itself.