Siberian Ways. Big Log Fire

This is a Traditional Siberian Log Fire. Long lasting with built-in heat reflector.

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[WayPointSurvival]

Love this fire lay. I taught it to my Basics of Survival Class this last weekend when it got down to 23 degrees F or -5 degrees C. Really appreciate your channel, it is one of the most practical and useful channels on YouTube. Thanks, Lars.

[infocool]

If anyone would know about keeping warm in the cold it would be the Siberians!

[Shilo-fcxm]

Watching your video from the couch this week, Lars. 27 stitches in my leg, another 19 in my arm a broken collar bone and probably some ribs and covered in scrapes and laceration and fighting an infection. My poor old dog is in much worse condition beside me having been disemboweled by a feral pig last week. Was in the scrub in Western Queensland when we were cornered in a ravine and attacked by a 240 odd kilogram Razor Back. Had to carry my dog out maybe 17 or 18 kilometers back to my truck. Nearly $4000 in vet bills later and a couple of weeks off work surprisingly it looks like he's going to make it. Didn't expect that. Anyway. That's where my adventures led me last week. Been enjoying your channel while we recover. Cheers.

[Far-North-Bushcraft-Survival]

Very interesting fire lay and one I have never seen before.   Thanks for showing

[sorsorsor]

He should join the survival game show. After 2 months when usually everybody quits and the winner survives, he would be asking to leave him alone, he is enjoying himself. Come back in 6 month.

[JB]

Wow, I really like your version of the "long burning fire". Thanks for sharing it with us.

[logicaredux]

The master of fire is the provider of life in those conditions. Well done and great teaching!

[wanderingdog]

Really enjoy your videos Lars good information and well presented.
ATB and TC

[billyhenry]

I love this guy, I watch him all the time, and his English is very good

[fuzzperoni]

Excellent video Sir. Keep making them. Presented well also. You have a good character, no bullshit. Cool!

[alexhoward]

Thank you! You are providing a clear, concise, FUN way to learn outdoor skills. I cannot wait to try up here, over 1 mile high, Arizona High Mountains. aka, we 'gals' watch you too. ;)

[funkyprepper]

hi lars
i done my first attempt at the long log fire and done a video on it - i learnt a hell of a lot by trying it.
thanks for the inspiration brother.
this type of fire looks good - will try it out one of these days.
take care lars
darren

[joestriker]

Awesome videos. Especially for colder climates. Very nice.

[waynee.]

Great video. I love the disclaimer about making the feather sticks, I actually lol. Keep the videos coming.

[toma]

Awesome fire set up Lars, would have felt good today, had to work outside, thanks..take care and be safe..cheers!

[billywray]

nice demonstration..this is how to make a nice fire for sure...thank's

[thomasfuruvik]

Hej Lars. Just back from a 4-nighter with two frends. Made all cooking and shelter heating on the Sibirian log fire. Superb! Thank you for your vids on this and other topics.

[dula]

Absolute best fire tutorial video out! Have watched this a number of times and never gets old! So practical and functional that its also a work of art! :-)

[BBQDad]

This is truly a superb fire technique. Thank you.

[FoodForThought.]

Great fire. I will have to try this out next time I get out in the woods. Thanks. Gordon