The Making of a Fire Pit - The Outdoor Gear Review

[@Will-Parr]

Excellent man. Love a good camp fire.

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

You are welcome my friend. Thanks for dropping in. :)

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

Thanks my friend. With snakes, I've never had any issues. In my area I have never seen a poisonous snake. We have plenty of black snakes, ring necks and garden snakes though. I usually see 2 a year. That's it.

[@RichAllfieldnohit]

nice pit, always better to make your own. Thanks for the vid.

[@vaughnburrows]

Nice, have you ever had any snake trouble around your camp site

[@online_screen_name]

"Mad World" my favourite song.

[@TheLetsPlayCommunity]

Brother, your beard is looking manly! Glad you joined the party, son! :D

[@TRV550]

How about doing a review on your pack? I like the sling style.

[@candicane3985]

What kind of rock heats up and explodes???

[@TRV550]

Be careful those rocks can split and explode when they get too hot. They shoot like a bullet.

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

I've become a man now....32 years later. :)

[@harrykuheim6107]

There is no reason to dig a hole for a fire....just surround it with rocks or logs if you want...and those Creek rocks? They can explode....

[@lyricderbin]

Harry Kuheim the reason for digging a hole is so you can have multiple fires before the ashes build up too much. It will be harder to cleanout if you just build up rocks around it without digging a hole.