Recent content by treelore

any silk saw is good, i'd look at the zubat or natinoko

mountain equipment konga jacket and trousers, or any of my Paramo's...... i always buy british makes as they are designed for this country and it's weather, not like most of the other makes lol

normal cooking oil, cheap and does the trick :)

best person to ask on here is Mr Robin Wood, i'd PM him and he'll help you out :)

Well I’llthrow in my 2 pence worth, the true extent of the disease will not been knownuntil June/July when the trees are in full swing when the disease can be identifiedeasily. The problem at the moment is the knee jerk reaction to sightings whenall we are seeing are damage from frost and...

most of my hand tools are old...i have a good colecton of billhooks,slashers,grass hook,greenwood working tools and alot of my tools i use on my allotment are all old too....i don't think you can beat them to be honest...no modern hand tools i've used for hedgelaying or in my coppice work stand...

very nice, the only thing i would do is slim the neck down a little, but saying that it depends on the size of your hands

being a complete pain, so will email it to a friend to post...fingers crossed lol

bugger will try again

Can anyone ID this plant that has been found growing by my local canal....cheers guys

yes granted some small breeds can be snappy or noisy, but its all down to training and breeding...i would my male Border is a well balanced little chap...unless your a tree rat:lmao:

not a fan of folding knives for work/bushcraft...i do carry a folder on my house key set... thanks guys keep'um coming :)

sorry jonnyboy you'll have to explain the baldric style lol...cheers for that sandbender, i like the mora one as you can tuck that right away :)

very true chiseller and a point well made :)

In some cases having my sheaf knife on my belt gets court upin dense cover and size/weight can be an issue