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ISSUE 24 Fergus Drennan-Road Kill A Dummies Guide to Choosing a Bushcraft Knife Jonathan Simons-Ice Station Zebra (Wolf Tracking) Northern Wilderness, Bushcraft & Survival vol 8 & The Poachers Handbook & Cookbook Reviews Grant Neale-Sleeping & Bivi Bags Fraser Christian-Seaweeds (Algae)...

ISSUE 16 Dave Budd-UK Knife Law Selecting a Canadian Canoe Bark Andrew Price-Spring Release Traps Chris Salisbury-Nature’s Olympians (Salmon etc) What Knot? Sheet Bend Bob Jenkins-Charcloth Wick Thomas Schorr-Kon-Clover Jack Burgess-Mushrooming Without Fear Book Review Chris...

I've been going through my copies of the mag (except the hard to get issues which I don't have) and listing the articles which saves the frustration of going through my copies to find something! I've also used a biro to write the issue number on the spine to keep them in order. I've listed...

Nettle cordial http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=43734&highlight=nettle+cordial I can recommend it (but I would say that as I posted it! :) )

I have recently signed up for my first bushcraft course and it's an online one! This is one that Woodland Ways are promoting http://www.woodland-ways.co.uk/wildfoodmentor.html and it features Marcus Harrison. I first saw Marcus' work in Bushcraft & Survival Magazine so I knew what he was about...

Look What We Found are also BOGOF at Waitrose.

Had this for dinner today. It's Lemon & Parmesan pasta with chopped Crow Garlic, Cleaver, Jack-By-The-Hedge and Nettle tops.

The Bushcraft Store must ship loads out in postal orders, I've been in there as they whizz the stuff between hooks at each end of the store measuring it...quite a sight!

I'm missing those too and to be honest, they are as rare as rocking horse poo. Depending on which ones you have there is a repeated feature by Dave Watson on friction fire lighting in a later issue. Might be a good idea if all the features were repeated one by one-Good luck!

The new one is out March 4th so maybe they've sold their allocation.

I'm about to sign up for this online course http://www.woodland-ways.co.uk/wildfoodmentor.html It's £7 per month for 9 months at the moment, but is soon to change to a £30 flat fee. Marcus used to do a piece in Bushcraft & Survival Magazine and they were very readable. Full marks to Woodland...

I took my son on Friday to the Outdoor Leisure Show and had a great time. Like The Outdoors show at the Excel, Bushcraft & Survival Skills Magazine had a large presence with their stand, and the 'Bushcraft Mall' made up of stands such as Ben & Lois Orford, Woodland Ways & Wilderness Survival...

I have a Elm burr at home and fancied doing this. It was in two lobes but they are still a decent size but the wood is *really* hard (and darker)...was your Elm burr green wood?

As we have firmly entrered 2011 it's time to launch the Gilwell 24 2011 recruitment thread. Here's what it's all about...http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=59020&highlight=gilwell+24 .This year's base is on 9th July. I helped with the first ever base (Bushcraft & Survival...

They totally missed the Cat Tail root through the rather thin ice.

Quick reminder bump for tomorrow...

Well that's something they'll look back when older for sure Alf. Are you going to do some with rounded tips for the Beavers and Cubs? :)

Have to concede that's a fine garment John but beyond my expertise and my £20 Hobbycraft sewing machine! I think the old woollen blanket I have lined up will be an attempted bushie garment from the mag.

Ah that will be Bushcraft & SS Magazine issue 18 (diy woollen top), issue 25 (diy poncho liner) and the current issue (diy bush shirt) ;)

I need to rephrase what I put. I'm pleased that it's in a beautiful location (I went to the YMCA centre as a teenager and have fond memories) and it's great that the north has this event. By risky I mean it's a solo venture away from the 'safety' of an organised show in London, NEC etc...it's an...