Evening all,
New member here and thought I'd do my bit for the forum community.
This post may not be of much interest to the more experienced members but for the new guys like myself who have zero kit,
zero experience and zero knowledge of bushcraft these series of articles on this website might be worth reading.
It is based in the US but touches on some points that many people face, particularly on how to get started and whats the best approach.
For the more experienced chaps feel free to add your thoughts and suggestions.
The articles come in 7 chapters ranging from where to take your first trip to the cost of equipment, link provided below.
http://woodtrekker.blogspot.co.uk/2011/11/beginners-guide-to-bushcraft-and.html
Hopefully this maybe of interest to someone
Tom
New member here and thought I'd do my bit for the forum community.
This post may not be of much interest to the more experienced members but for the new guys like myself who have zero kit,
zero experience and zero knowledge of bushcraft these series of articles on this website might be worth reading.
It is based in the US but touches on some points that many people face, particularly on how to get started and whats the best approach.
For the more experienced chaps feel free to add your thoughts and suggestions.
The articles come in 7 chapters ranging from where to take your first trip to the cost of equipment, link provided below.
http://woodtrekker.blogspot.co.uk/2011/11/beginners-guide-to-bushcraft-and.html
Hopefully this maybe of interest to someone
Tom
