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Went out today and got some cattail . Cooked the roots on the fire like it says in ray's Bushcraft. It tastes loverly.

cheers for the warning i'll take some home and id it properly

Cheers! I'm gonna go get some today :You_Rock_

I've heard you can eat it is this true??...If so which part of the plant do you eat/ how do prepare it ??? any light shed onto this would be helpful... :confused:

making fires for about 4 years now (since we moved to the country) 14 now....I made my first friction fire last week :D

Had an old cedar branch in my garden which made all the componenents. After a couple of tries(50+) i had an ember. My old friend birch bark helped me achieve flame. :D still have that grin!! Cheers

Just managed my first bow drill fire :) got a huge grin on my face :D Cheers to everyone who posted how to do it :You_Rock_

if you still want to make a kit try here cheap easy kits and fairley easy to make a user as well

Happy New year everybody :You_Rock_

Giving you all the heads up Ray on tv now :) (sky channel 564-uktv documentarys)

My first night alone was in a lean too a couple of weeks back with my school, lots of foxes and badgers that scared the stuffing outta me but i got used to them. looking forward to my next one :rolleyes:

lol :lmao:

below the little square...

When i managed it i used a steel can and dark choc. I suppose its possible with aliminium (i'll try it when i next have a soft drink.. :D ) I think it only works with dark choc due to the cocoa content , that probally means it works with some damp cocoa powder i havent tried tho. I think the...

lol that could go horribly wrong :eek:

lol i guess

http://www.nitro-pak.com/product_info.php/cPath/40_64/products_id/819 This is a very good piece of equipment,used it a bit no ilnesses so its all good :D

Anyone else seen this? lol, it sounds odd but i gave it a go and hey, it worked. Takes a bit of practise though... http://trackertrail.com/survival/fire/cokeandchocolatebar/index.html