Recent content by BushmanBri

I am ex forces ( 22 years ) and I work for that same civilian company on 1800 acres of training area in shrophire. we have a number of civilian organisations who book the training area at certain times of the year with no problem.....Only problem I have is Army personnel who should know better...

Ta every bit helps

not taking michael but look for a guide aimed at children... my kids have some and they are great i keep pinching them and using them. Dead basic and easily identifiable features. also cards on animal prints for tracking, wild flowers etc Think national trust type guide shops have them

:o whoops never was much cop with these things will wind my neck in for a bit and enjoy rest of forums

:) :You_Rock_ Thanks M8 I know its only telly but there are people out there who take what they see on telly as true...especially with an 'ex special forces' tag on it ( more like special needs ). I love the bits where u can eat a grasshopper or a beatle and have enough protein to last for...

:) :You_Rock_ Thanks M8 I know its only telly but there are people out there who take what they see on telly as true...especially with an 'ex special forces' tag on it ( more like special needs ). I love the bits where u can eat a grasshopper or a beatle and have enough protein to last for...

Sorry m8 dont do lisps and my hairs falling out on a daily basis. I have seen one or two wierd and wonderful things in my time and may get round to boring the pants off everyone in the future. Just read all threads on this subject and tho we never met it was nice to see les hiddens writing some...

As an ex military jungle survival instructor i can reliably tell you the main aim of SURVIVAL is to conserve energy find shelter water food etc but the key word is SURVIVE. If you go jumping round the trees and climbing waterfalls like some hyperactive lunatic you will, in yr weakened state...