DEMONSTRATION ‘DEKOTA FIRE HOLE’

The Dakota Fire Hole is an underground fire that is ideal for heat, stealth camping, and high winds.
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2 It is named after the Native American tribe of the Dakota, who used this style of fire to combat the local windy conditions and avoid the potential of starting grass fires.
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3 To make a Dakota Fire Hole, a hole is dug approximately 12-16” deep into the ground and a sloping tunnel is dug connecting the base of the pit to the surface.
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4 One hole should be made in a vertical orientation while the other should angle down to connect to the first hole’s base.
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When you make a fire in the vertical hole, air is drawn into the angled hole to feed the fire with oxygen.
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The Dakota Fire Hole is an efficient, clean burning, and easily concealable fire that requires very little fuel to produce superb results.
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It is perfect for stealth camping, survival, and outdoor cooking.