\\In the wild, knowing how to make a fire is one of the necessary survival skills. If you lose your way or get lost with your friends, know how to make a fire to help you get out of trouble faster. What is the way to make a fire in the wild? Next, I'll introduce some quick ways to make a fire in the wild. Friends who like outdoor sports can take a look together.
Method 1: match or lighter. This is the simplest and fastest way to make a fire. First, find some dry grass as the ignition source, and then try to find some small sticks, because the small sticks are easier to ignite. First yo a match or lighter to light the hay, and then put in a small stick to make the fire more vigorous. On the premise of making sure that the goods won't go out, you can add some thick sticks. If garlic stays overnight against this fire, you should try to find more peat, dry wood and dried animal manure, which are good fuels to ensure that you stay overnight.
The second method of rapid fire making in the field: brick and wood fire making method. This is the oldest method, and it is well known. First, find a large piece of wood or wood plate, such as dry poplar or willow, which are soft and easy to rub and fire. Then find a hard branch to make a bit. First, use a knife to dig out a "V" type small groove, and then put hay, sawdust and other items that are easy to spot into the small groove, and then use the drill to drill along the small groove until sparks appear.
The third method is convex mirror ignition. This method requires the sun to make a fire. First, prepare the kindling to be ignited, preferably easy to ignite, such as dry leaves, dry sawdust, etc. Then take a telescope, gather the light under the sun, and aim at the prepared igniter. If the sun is big enough, it can be ignited easily.