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Come along to the amazing Summer Moot (21st July - 2nd August), a festival of bushcrafting and camping in a beautiful woodland PLEASE CLICK HERE for more information.
If you want a tattoo, go get one. Bugger what anyone else says. I'm getting a tattoo in January. Been wanting the tattoo for years and years but just never got round to it. My tattoo idea has never changed in all these years, and I do suppose that that's the key thing with permanent art. Once...
Why haven't i thought of this before. What a genius way to make a spoon in the field. I'll be doing that the next time I head into the forest for a camp. Thanks!
It's extremely unlikely that I'll be chosen for the show, but 'if you dont go, you'll never know' so I thought I'd have a crack.... fingers crossed to ya I hope you get it!
While I see the benefit of an axe, I can do without it. My pocket knife has a small but bloody good saw on it.
For shelter building, I've got the tarp. I'd rig up a small teepee. Small fire inside for warmth if really needed, and a cooking fire outside. Any more of an elaborate shelter would...
Quickly reading through the list, with no further thought other than thinking what do I already have in my garage (less the biltong and pemmican, but i can make that....)
1. Pocket knife
2. 12×12 ground tarp
3. 550 Paracord (70m)
4. A multi-seasonal sleeping bag
5. Sleeping pad
6. Pot...
I never use my phone for bearing navigation. I always carry a compass, map for primary navigation. For back up I have a Garmin 401 GPS, and then I have the OS app on my phone.
Have you looked at the SOG Terminus XR? same blade profile, and it's one handed opening. I had one, but sold it to purchase something else, and to be honest I wish I kept it. It was the perfect edc for me.
Now I carry a knockoff leatherman. Its identical to the original in every way, and less...
Thanks for your detailed reply.
Is he a pet dog or a working dog? (Fur, feather or security work)
Sounds like he has been conditioned to be constantly doing high energy tasks and hasn't been taught how to simply relax.
If he's a pet dog, why is there a focus on a high level of cardiovascular...
I read your post with interest. And it got me thinking...
Farming is not my livelyhood. Gamekeeping isn't either, but by virtue of my trade I'm 'in' with the shooting set a lot and I do knock over a deer once a year, and I have a brace of birds here and there throughout the season. So I hear...
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