Transportar fogo a longa distância em sobrevivência (2ª Parte)

Part 2 🔥 Catching fire in a survival situation is usually one of the most critical things, because with it we can avoid hypothermia, disinfect water, melt snow ⛄️, cook, signal our position for rescue, make tools, dry wet clothes, etc. But it's also precisely when we need it most that conditions are most difficult and it's hardest to obtain 🙏 Now imagine the following situations 👉 you are in a survival scenario and: 👉 you only have 1 or 2 matches that you used to get fire 🔥 👉 or you made your first fire with a lighter that is running out of gas 👉 or with great difficulty you managed to get your first fire by using the sun and reading glasses or some other lens, but then it got cloudy 🌥️ 👉 or with great difficulty you managed to get your first fire in a primitive way through friction fire and you don't want to go through the uncertainty of whether you can do it again or not In any of these situations, the smart move is not to give up on that first fire 🔥 so you don't have to do it again in a situation where you may not be able to repeat the "feat" And in this aspect there are 2 Opposites: ✅ If, after analyzing the situation and the best chances of being rescued, I decide to set up shelter and stay put in one place waiting for rescue ✅ Or if, on the contrary, I decide that my best options are to move and rescue myself Now, in the 1st situation it's simple not to lose the first fire 🔥 Basically, it's about accumulating plenty of logs and not letting that fire go out anymore. But then what about the 2nd situation where I have to move and cover terrain? How do I avoid giving up the first fire??? The solution is TRANSPORT 🔥🚶‍♂️ And that's exactly what I'm going to teach in this video: 2 Ways to transport fire over long distances, several hours and kilometers at a stretch. The video will have 2 parts and this is the 2nd. One of the goals I have with my BushcraftLuso channel has never been to just show isolated survival techniques, detached from each other, but rather to always place each technique in a specific and hypothetical context and also connect the various techniques I show with each other and explain in which real situations they would apply and why! The difference between showing isolated techniques and placing them in context is that the second way forces you to analyze and think about survival. And that's what I do on my channel: get you thinking about survival, because that's what teaches you to have a guiding line of analysis and reasoning in an emergency situation and anticipate possible solutions 😉😉 Stay Safe, Stay Alive 🪓🪵🎒⛺️🌲🪓🔪🔥🫕🥘🥾☃️🏔️🐕 #bushcraftluso #edcgear #djidrone #victorinox #preppers #prepping #survivalism #bushcraft #survival #survivalknife #bushcraftknife #survival #junglesurvival #survivalkit #wintersurvival #junglesurvival #survivalskills #survivalshelter #survivalkit #primitiveskills #survivalgear #bushcraftgear #campinggear #bugoutbag #mountaineering #doggear #survivaltips #dogtraining #survivalfood #survivaladvice