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i am a animal lover as you can probably tell and have put some points across in an extreme way. if i feel strongly about something i will say so i have every right to do this as its my opinion, im not trying to purposely offend people so i apologies if i have but i stand by what i say its not...

what has vegetarians got to do with it

cats don't know any better its in our nature to hunt for food or to protect ourselves, not for fun

im talking about trophy hunting in general, not this particular case the price no one owns an animal, we live alongside them the unwritten law is that both human and animal benefit from each others presence, which is never the case, human take so much more than what they give. following...

why isn't trophy hunting banned? its just another form of murder in my eyes, killing something for food is one thing but to kill something because you can is just wrong my hope in humanity is slowly but surely going down the pan

any recommendations for a shoulder/courier type bag canvas or similar heavy duty material olive green, black, dark brown (not a fan of camo or ridiculously bright colours) 1 compartment and a pocket or 2 preferred, but 1 large compartment also considered budget up to £30 somethink...

a hand miter saw blade may be a better option, about 40mm x 2mm worth of carbon spring steel i made a food prep blade out of one, its still in the shed waiting to be handled though :D

was this the man with the cabin? if so he put in an appeal to the council, there is a law that says you can claim a outbuilding/shed as living accommodation if you've been there for so many years, the council voted and he was forced to pull it down iirc

just spotted this on gumtree http://www.gumtree.com/london/59/66373859.html the unpainted pallets make decent fire wood the rest is self explanatory :)

ive used this guide with good results

its got a doubled bit of material stitched into the bottom, thats why the bottom left hand corner is a bit dodgy, 4 layers of material and webbing the point of the blade isn't to pointy so i should be ok *gulp* :D

hi all just wanted to share a pouch i made today. its made from a shoulder strap of a single strap bag, you know the ones, companies seem to give out with everything i wanted to make a pouch so i can carry it without it being knife like if that makes sense, its based it on a multitool...

i was out yesterday and i couldn't help but pick a couple, seems round here no one likes em :) there must be enough to feed a small army i might go pick some today before its to late and make myself some jam *licks lips* atb

got a couple of pics wilst out cycling today, was thinking what to use for scale, then thought ill use my bike :) 5 1/2 ft end to end not the best of pics sorry an oak pine 1 pine 2

nice pics beardy adam i really like that first woodland one, is that a trickle of water i see? cant quite make it out, either way fantastic pic/pics im off for a ride this morning so ill try and get a couple of woodland and landscape shots edit didn't really get any pics, most were rubbish...

as southey said spokes for pot stand you can cut a rim in 1/2 or a 1/3 and make a bow for a bow drill set you can use a rim a fork and a handle bar and make a makeshift b-b hoop candle holder

i nominate the woodsman cottage which was on grand designs ive watched the episode a couple of times, and the follow up with his extension and tool shop, ben is a literally living the dream now...

told you i knew nothing :o

field and trek is linked to sports direct, one brought the other out so its available in sports direct as well http://www.sportsdirect.com/wild-country-tents-aspect-1-tent-783141 might even be able to pick it up/order it in store for those who don't buy on the net

i know nothing about axes but what about a double bit axe, cutting head and a splitting head not sure who makes them or where to get them, you'll have to google/bing it gb do a double bit but i think there both for cutting, green wood and seasoned wood