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Both knives pictured where ground by Dennis or at least his company if it isn't the grind and we can't blame the steel... who do you blame?

No, 3.5 kg

Took the tarp out of the freezer today, worked like a charm! Thanks Dwardo. Seems from the suggestions that removing sap is a lot like removing chewing gum, wonder if peanut butter would work...

yep, great pack. I've had mine for a bit over year now and we are getting along great. I only wish they would add a couple of inches to the adjustable back, I had to make my own fix. Always wondered what the purpose of that velcro strip was, now I know, thanks. Jacob V.

Kind of a random problem but I had my tarp up under some pine trees a while back and they decided to drip quite a bit of sap on it. No big deal but it now every time I use it it get my fingers all sticky... It is a DD tarp, would it be OK to throw it in the washer? Whould this take it of...

Oblio13, Are those corals edible? ....guess they are otherwise you would not have listed them, never knew... Jacob V.

Martyn, you hit the nail right on the head. A philosophy I live by. If it tastes good, I mean REAL Good, it is good for you!

Definition for Dutch oven from the urban dictionary. Not sure where the 'Goup Buy' part comes in.... 1. Dutch Oven Blowing hard a$$ wind under the covers several times and building up stench while your old lady is brushing her teeth and getting ready for bed, then when she gets into bed...

Calories can only give you so much energy... I get my energy (/motivation) from flavor, the better it tastes, the more it tantalizes my taste buds, if I just really, Really enjoy eating it because of the quality of the food and the fantastic flavor, it gives me far more energy than some noodles...

Topknot, I really like the simplicity o f the hanging mechanism, mine attaches via a keyring to a double fisherman's knotted neck cord. My question though, how do you get is so shiny? Some special product you use? I've tried polishing with shoe polish and a soft wax but haven't been able to get...

Yes I do, I forage for mushrooms when ever I can. I only have little over a dozen mushrooms in my repertoire (edible fungi I can identify without a doubt) but it provides me with plenty of great meals. Any extras I either give away to friends (who trust my judgment, so far not too many...) or...

Hard to say how long it took me but the most valuable teaching tool I found to be Mors' chapter on sharpening in Bushcraft. He gives you a great explanation of what actually happens when you drag a knife across a stone, and understanding this helps (helped me) tremendously in developing the...

Good vid though, laughed my a$$ off....

Side note: The F word has to be my all-time favorite food related program on the tele, I wish they would broadcast it here in the US. What Ramsay shows about rearing farm animals in his own backyard and then slaughtering and preparing them is really something that could do a lot of good here in...

Time for me to give it another go....

Here's a good test; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQPwHu4lxsQ

Ha....!!!!

My Enzo Trapper (with secondary bevel) and probably not entirely bushcraft but an extension atleast; my Japanese Water Stones, I just love to get a good edge on my knives, you should see my left arm, not a hair in sight...

I had the same edge problem with big chunks chipping away with only light use (its somewhere on a different thread), I ended up putting a secondary bevel on it, that did the trick, the knife has been performing magnificently ever since, it holds an edge like Bono....

Both arsenic and cyanide can be found in plum stones actually most stone fruit stones including walnuts and almonds but in very small doses and although they advice against it these days I'm still a big fan of green walnuts, delicious... Question; since I have not been able to find any sloe...