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... but now I'm signing off. As some of you may have noticed, I haven't seriously posted for some months now. I've made a lot of new friends here and have learned a lot theoretically, but i've got my reasons to sign off now. Id rather not make a drama story out of this, so I'll just keep it...

9 cm. is ideal for me. 10 cm. gets a little too long i think.

It's also pretty difficult to learn from text or even illustrations. Something that is much easier learnt by seeing someone else do it and then do it yourself. :)

Look here: :) www.geocities.com/anderswilderness/SAMK.html

It may just be the data transfer that is exceeded, happened to my site today too as well.

:D :D :D The new address is www.bushcraftskills.com I will be working on the site most of the night to transfer the pages from the old site to the new. :) BTW, now there's 100 gb of data transfer per month and 2000 mb space. ;)

It's added now. Some of my pages were accidentally deleted some time ago in the filemanager. P@ul, it's because the site has had too many visitors today, it will be up in 50 minutes again or thereabouts. I will buy a domain name (.com) and get much more data transfer today. :)

Now there's added an easy feedback formular to help improve the site. :)

I have just updated the gallery with a few pictures and added a new section: tips & tricks for wilderness living. :)

Wow, what a great episode, I really like the amateur filming cause it shows how it really is and for some reason I think it looks better than an edited movie. :) (i know you've edited this, because you have to turn of the camera, etc, but ya know what I mean :D) I'm looking forward to episode...

Anyone got experience with this kind of IMCO lighter: http://www.cigarlight.com/store/moreinfo.cfm?Product_ID=95 cheers

Truly excellent Michel. :) How many chapters do you plan to make?

I bought a pair of cross mountain boots for 19 (19) quid over two years ago and they're still going strong. ;) Just an example that cheap boots arent always bad, and yes they are pretty water resistant. I'm planning to buy a gtx sock to go with them.

Boreal, coniferous forests lacking snow.

I eat all my game, but a squirrel is very small and it takes a lot of preparation compared to the amount of meat you get. :rolleyes: I shot a snipe the other day (yes the little fast bird that is so hard to hit) and we ate it the same evening. Very little meat on that. And I think there's...

Being a hunter i know how you think. I think it was wise to do, we arent killer machines and I don't think anyone should shoot just because we can. :grouphug:

We have about 6 inches here. :D