Essential Fire Starting Guide For Hikers And Survivalists By Christopher Nyerges

A practical field-guide for campers, hikers, and survival-minded readers, Books Guide To Making Fire provides proven tips, tactics, and techniques for starting a fire in any situation. Authored by Christopher Nyerges, this 147-page paperback distills hands-on experience into accessible, ready-to-use guidance.

• Format: 147-page paperback in a boxed edition for a neat, gift-friendly presentation.
• Author: Christopher Nyerges, a respected outdoor educator and survival writer with real‑world experience.
• Comprehensive topics: How to make a fire in the rain, the best locations to build a fire, safety precautions, how to tend a fire, how to make a signal fire, and different ways to cook with fire.
• Practical guidance: Tips, tactics, and techniques designed for real-world use, with clear step-by-step instructions you can follow in the field.
• Who it’s for: Ideal for hikers, campers, survival enthusiasts, and anyone building a backyard or emergency fire skill set.
• Usability: User-friendly structure that’s easy to reference on the trail or at the campsite.

Whether you’re facing a sudden rainstorm, planning a campfire meal, or signaling for help, this guide provides concrete methods, safety reminders, and practical considerations to help you start and maintain a fire confidently. It emphasizes fire safety, efficient fire-building locations, and versatile cooking approaches so you can adapt to changing conditions and weather while staying prepared.