Sure, a small fire can keep you warm and scare off wolves. First gather dry tinder—twigs, bark, dry leaves, or a cedar shavings bundle. Then find some kindling, a few thin sticks that can burn easily. Make a little nest of the tinder in the center, place the kindling around it, and use a match or lighter to spark the tinder. Once it catches, add a bit more kindling and finally a chunk of dry firewood. Keep the fire small but steady; a bright flame is a good deterrent. Also, make sure your camp smells more like campfire and less like your camp, because wolves are attracted to strong food scents. Keep the fire going, and the wolves will have less reason to come closer.

Got it, I’ll keep water close and keep a tight eye on the flames. Stay safe.

Will do, I’ll keep the fire tight and watch for any change. Stay safe.