Hi All,
I am pretty new to bushcraft, most of my knowledge (which is very limited) is down to watching Ray Mears, Youtube, reading books and what I can remember from my days as a scout many years ago.
I am getting my very basic kit together to go out and start putting things into practice and turning my book knowledge into actual skills.
I am not about to go off on a weeks hike in the wilderness and not yet even planning to go out for a weekend or a night (mainly as I don't have the equipment ie sleeping bag)
But where should I really start? What can I go out and do on a Saturday or Sunday to start learning practical skills?
I want to get the fundermentals right before getting out and being in a situation where i am in a shelter that i get wet in and where i cant start a fire (cost thats my sort of luck) lol
Thank all.
Tim
I am pretty new to bushcraft, most of my knowledge (which is very limited) is down to watching Ray Mears, Youtube, reading books and what I can remember from my days as a scout many years ago.
I am getting my very basic kit together to go out and start putting things into practice and turning my book knowledge into actual skills.
I am not about to go off on a weeks hike in the wilderness and not yet even planning to go out for a weekend or a night (mainly as I don't have the equipment ie sleeping bag)
But where should I really start? What can I go out and do on a Saturday or Sunday to start learning practical skills?
I want to get the fundermentals right before getting out and being in a situation where i am in a shelter that i get wet in and where i cant start a fire (cost thats my sort of luck) lol
Thank all.
Tim