It is important for a Hooahbear to be able to survive under rough conditions, so they are always trying to improve their survival skills. One of the first skills they learn is to build a fire. All Hooahbears must show themselves “survivor ready” by using only two sticks rubbed together in order to start a fire. The second skill they learn is how to put out the fire quickly. The name “Hotfoot Teddy” was originally associated with a Hooahbear that got a little careless with matches, somewhere around New Mexico.
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