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    Double post

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    Elk/Moose hunt, 2020 Ed.

    Last year I had no luck at all, when it comes to the elk/moose hunt. Either the wrong animal or it took of in the wrong direction. For the first time since I started, I didn't get to shoot. Ah, well... So, along comes 2020. What could go wrong, really... Well, from a hunting perspective it...
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    Grouse hunting

    It's been a while, to say the least, since I've been visiting BCUK so I thought I'd bring something to the table. Here are some pics from the now annual grouse hunt with my cousin. We tried our luck outside of Jokkmokk. We had all types of weather, more or less....no snow though, even if it...
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    Moose hunting

    Not particularly bushcrafty this, but the hunt for moose is afoot here. 14 guys (elderly men, really) and two Norwegian Elkhounds hunting for 6 adult moose (plural form?) and 6 calves, over the next couple of weekends. My part is sitting, mainly...ever vigilant :) At present I'm on top of an...
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    Arktis Avenger - anyone tried it?

    I came across the Avenger by Arktis Outdoor (they even have one in the M90 pattern, but I have worn M90 enough) Anyone tried it and could share some experiences? http://www.arktisoutdoor.co.uk/mens-jackets-and-coats/b315-avenger-coat Greger
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    Fruits of the forrest

    Picking berries is, to me, a mixed bag. Blueberrys (in larger amounts) is a no-go...Lingonberries on the other hand, is rather fun to pick. You get large amounts in a hurry, in a normal year. This year, one of my 8-year-olds came along...and to my astonishment picked 'em as fast as I Cleaning...
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    Trip Report Svea in Sarek

    Me and a friend went for a hike i Sarek two weeks ago. Unfortunately, we did not see much of Sarek. Perhaps, I jinxed it? We got up to STF Ritsem late tuesday night, in order to catch the first boat over Akkajaure. The store/reception wasn't open when we needed to set out, the following morning...
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    Maps over Sweden

    Perhaps old news....The Swedish mapping, cadastral and land registration authority offers a map service which allows you to print your own maps - Terrain maps and orthophoto: https://kso.etjanster.lantmateriet.se/# I prefer to buy a printed map, but it is quite usefull for planning a trip Greger
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    For the kids

    I tried my hand at making full tang knives for a change. The shaping is much fun, the sanding...not so much. This was to be a trial run. Not quick and dirty, but in that vicinity. They are made out of UHB20C/1095 (I had my neighbour heat treat them) Handles are reindeer and what I beleive is...
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    A Nova+ for an older stove?

    Hi! I would like to trade a multifuel Optimus (pre-Katadyn) Nova+ for an oldie. To be more precise: Optimus 99. An Optimus 8R or Optimus 111 might also work. A SIGG Tourist will work. If you have a Optimus 199, you might be able to talk me into it ;) I love to fettle oldies back to life, so I...
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    To Rissajaure (Troll lake) and back

    "How would you feel about taking the kids to Katterjokk?" my wife asked me just last week. The company she works for has a cabin, of sorts, there. (9 rooms w bunk beds, a kitchen w 4 stoves etc). Function over comfort, but it is the bees knees in my eyes. THe plan was to take the kids for a...
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    Figure skating

    Figure skating isn't really my cup of tea (more of a hockey-guy), but this isn't half bad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=CEE93ppZQ1I
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    Can I send a fixed blade knife as a gift to a person in the UK?

    Hi folks Is it allowed for me to send a fixed blade knife - Hultafors craftsman's knife - to an UK Citizen? From what I have read at the UK customs page, this seems to be ok. Am I right? Cheers, Greger
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    The extended backyard

    The wife left us to our own devices....so we headed out pretty much immediately...through the back yard and beyond. The indoctrination can never stop.. Also, the 8r needs some excercise.... ...and yes...we're pretty gangsta..hahah EDIT: They tend to get that way when drinking O'Boy...
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    The Kings Trail - End of August, 2015

    The last weekend of August me and my wife went for a hike. Here is a few words about it. It all started with a discussion over a glass of wine, where we discussed what to do for next years vacation. We soon agreed to enter the Fjallraven Classic (when we later tried to register at the FR...
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    National geographic: Laponia

    Some light reading http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2015/10/laponia/belt-text
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    Greenwood - something for the weekend :)

    ...don't know if it has been posted already ....but it's a good one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAWzXqbSCF4&feature=player_embedded
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    Optimus 111 - for restoration project

    I am looking for a restoration object. My wishlist: Any 111, but I would love to get my hands on a multifuel version. I would also like them to be complete. But...Any and all objects are considered....so if you got a kero with some pary missing - let me know. Greger
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    Bread in the trangia - 1st time

    I have prepared many a meal on my trangia. But never bread...so I thought I give it a go. 2 dl wheat flour 1 dl rye flour 1,5 tablespoons of salt 1,5 dl water 6 grams dry yeast Some flour for baking it. I made them roughly 1 cm thick and pierced them with a fork to avoid any baloon effect...
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    WIP - Food dehydrator

    In the hunt for something to read, I came across a book about dehydrating food...One thing lead to another and once more I got myself a project of limited practical use...A food dehydrator. After reading the book I now know that most of the magic when dehydrating food is in how you treat the...