Just when you think you are done putting out your fire after following the instructions in this video, a Leave No Trace enthusiast comes up to you and they ask you to re-scatter your rocks and cold ashes. Even after doing what they asked, if you scrapped away the grass down to the bare soil to build your 10 foot fire ring perimeter, the Leave No Trace enthusiast will still be upset that you disturbed the landscape and give you a scolding. In short, there are two sets of rules, Cal Fire's rules and the Leave No Trace rules. Just use your best judgment to obey all the rules, if you want to stay out of trouble and not be harassed. So in the above scenario, it might have been best if you found a place with bare soil to start your campfire instead of shoveling grass out of the way.
I don't like that this video gives instructions on how to create more rock rings. If you must have a fire, use an existing campsite that has a preexisting rock ring.
This is the worst video. You are encouraging people to build fire rings and destroy open areas by building fires there. No fire rings! Bring a container to build a fire in! Carry out your ash and disperse partially burned logs after they are dead out! This video encourages people to make our lands ugly with non-stop fire rings and partially burned fragments of logs.
@@neoguy9090 So? It's not an issue of inconvenience of getting it, it's the fact that the government can push us around to a degree that we need permits for fucking campfires now.
@@maximilienrobespierre7927 It's because campfires are dangerous and can cause many millions of dollars in damage. It's free and makes sure you're not totally stupid regarding fire, as you clearly appear to be.
Cal Fire is an amazing fire department! Enjoying this video from Florida!
splendid content CAL FIRE TV. I killed the thumbs up on your video. Continue to keep up the good work.
Just when you think you are done putting out your fire after following the instructions in this video, a Leave No Trace enthusiast comes up to you and they ask you to re-scatter your rocks and cold ashes. Even after doing what they asked, if you scrapped away the grass down to the bare soil to build your 10 foot fire ring perimeter, the Leave No Trace enthusiast will still be upset that you disturbed the landscape and give you a scolding.
In short, there are two sets of rules, Cal Fire's rules and the Leave No Trace rules. Just use your best judgment to obey all the rules, if you want to stay out of trouble and not be harassed. So in the above scenario, it might have been best if you found a place with bare soil to start your campfire instead of shoveling grass out of the way.
I don't like that this video gives instructions on how to create more rock rings. If you must have a fire, use an existing campsite that has a preexisting rock ring.
Anyone else having problems with the website?
Isnt it a good idea to dig a big hole
Where do you get the breathing permits?
I need a permit to use a portable stove in a wild? Only in california.
I'm no extremist... but have you seen what CA fires do to people's lives?
So we can have a camp fire on our property all year?
Did you ever get this figured out?
@@poletooke4691yes you can have a what is called a warming fire,all year
cant get a permit because the embedded video wont play and send me to the quiz.
Working for me rn if you wanna try again
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This is the worst video. You are encouraging people to build fire rings and destroy open areas by building fires there. No fire rings! Bring a container to build a fire in! Carry out your ash and disperse partially burned logs after they are dead out! This video encourages people to make our lands ugly with non-stop fire rings and partially burned fragments of logs.
It's pretty dumb, but it's what they've told me to do 🤷🏼♂️
Camper: has a campfire
California Gestapo: "Oi! You have a loicence for that?"
it literally takes 5 minutes to get a permit online.
@@neoguy9090 So? It's not an issue of inconvenience of getting it, it's the fact that the government can push us around to a degree that we need permits for fucking campfires now.
@@maximilienrobespierre7927 It's because campfires are dangerous and can cause many millions of dollars in damage. It's free and makes sure you're not totally stupid regarding fire, as you clearly appear to be.
plus the fact I've been camping for years and never had a clue this existed so they didn't really like.. Inform us? Lol
cuteeee
Asian Andy.