If you ever find yourself in the woods after a long day of hunting or fishing, you're going to need a fire. So in this two part video tutorial you'll find out how to build an upside down fire and make it last longer than the traditional method of making a fire. Enjoy!
Oh and like Smokey the Bear always says: "You can prevent forest fires!" So please be careful!
We try an up-side-down fire in a different configuration than we used last time.
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