Mark Jase

When it comes to starting a fire, there are a lot of factors that come into play. The type of wood you use, the weather conditions, and even the time of day can all affect whether or not your fire will stay lit. But what about the moisture content of the wood? Is it ok to start a fire with wet wood? The answer is – Shouldn’t! Starting a fire with wet wood is the only advantage – you get heat, all the rest are disadvantages. First, it is important to know that wet wood will not catch fire as easily as dry wood. This …

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If you’ve ever been camping, you know that a campfire is one of the best parts of the experience. There’s nothing like sitting around a cozy fire, telling stories, and making s’mores. But in order to have a good campfire, you need good wood. So does that mean your wood needs to be seasoned? Seasoned wood is wood that has been cut and allowed to dry for at least six months. This type of wood burns better because it has less moisture in it. Wet or green wood can be difficult to light and will produce a lot of smoke. It can also cause your …

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