Fire is the heartbeat of camp. It’s more than heat or light. It’s what separates comfort from hardship. Without it, the woods turn cold and empty. With it, the same place feels alive. Food cooks, water boils, and your spirit steadies. Fire gives life its rhythm in the wild.

A forgotten flashlight in the Mississippi Delta turns a calm hunt into a lesson on fear, preparation, and the kind of light that never fails when darkness falls.