Article By Alan Smylie Part one can be found [URL="http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/content.php?r=544-Foraging-for-the-beginner"]here[/URL] So last time we touched on a basic introduction to foraging including why foraging is [...]

Review Woodsman Folding Knife By Craig Birse-Johnson The woodsman is one of the smaller bladed folders from the Jack Pyke range of knives. What drew [...]

Review Wisport rucksack and pouch By Mark Aspell Wisport is a very popular brand in its native Poland – and is yet to make its [...]

Review Jetboil Flash and Accessories By John Fenna I have owned and used one of the original Jetboil stoves for many years and have found [...]

Review Jetboil Flash and Accessories By John Fenna I have owned and used one of the original Jetboil stoves for many years and have found [...]

Article Magic biscuits are a good simple way of helping to light your fire. There are a few ways of creating these from cotton wool [...]

Article by Creek Stewart Including CONDOMS in survival kits is not a new idea. People have been packing them in mini survival kits for as [...]

Review Ridgeline Grizzly, Roar II and Monsoon II jackets By Mark Aspell I’ve had 3 of the Ridgeline coats to test for a couple of [...]

Review I recently took delivery of one of Mora's latest knife offerings The "Bushcraft Black Carbon". Following on from their range of recently released "Robust" [...]

Article by Kevin Callan No one seems to want to want to talk about this, but a poop properly disposed of behind camp can make [...]

Review Whitby & Co Hand Warmer By John Fenna                 Hand warmers that run on lighter fuel are [...]

Review- There's something to be said when a framed rucksack arrives in a box that's actually heavier than the rucksack! Manufacturers Description “Super Lightweight Backpacking [...]

Review Helle Temagami Bushcraft/Survival Knife By John Fenna The Helle Temagami Knife, designed by Les Stroud of “Survivorman” fame, is available in 2 versions – [...]

Review Mora Bushcraft Survival Knife By John Fenna Mora Knives are renowned for being excellent cutting tools at a reasonable price, delivering quality without costing [...]

INTRODUCTION The Bushcraft UK, Families course is a low cost high quality opportunity for members of the Bushcraft UK community and their families to experience [...]

DIY - Cartridge Case Matchbox by MartiniDave Ever since I first saw the cartridge case matchbox in Ray Mears Survival Handbook I’ve rather liked the [...]

Snaring and the law in the UK There is a lot of confusion among the general public around the subject of snaring and whether it [...]

            The Vitesse is Vango’s offering to the ultralight market, a single skin tent with a variety of pitching options. [...]

Review - Fjallraven: Vintage 20 By John Fenna Fjallraven have quite a following within the bushcraft community, being admired by many for their tough, comfortable [...]

Review of the DAJO Survival Knife I'm not a great lover of "survival" knives but have to admit I've found one worthy of the name [...]