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  1. Le Loup

    Sheep/ goat skin comparison.

    Go for Sheepskin Henchy, better than goatskin. Same as a pure sheep wool blanket is the best for retaining warmth even when wet. A close friend of mine used two of these skins, to which he sewed canvas to the skin side. But if you are not placing them directly on the earth, you don't have to...
  2. Le Loup

    Axes. Felling & Belt Axes.

    Keith.
  3. Le Loup

    Manual chainsaw?

    I suggest a two person crosscut saw or a felling axe Paul. Good exercise :) Regards, Keith.
  4. Le Loup

    A curse on fence wire

    It is not always that wire is attached to a tree by someone, I have trees here that have grown up next to a fence & the trunk has grown around the wire. I have seen bicycles in the trunks of trees. Keith.
  5. Le Loup

    Flint and steel: natural tinder?

    https://www.youtube.com/user/historicaltrekking/featured Keith.
  6. Le Loup

    Snugpak Elite 3 or Kestrel 6

    It is all about skills & experience & thinking out of the box. How do you think they survived 300 years ago without sleeping bags? :) I find it more fun, more satisfying doing things the old way. I get a good feeling about being self-reliant. Regards, Keith.
  7. Le Loup

    Snugpak Elite 3 or Kestrel 6

    Don't know mate, I only use one pure wool blanket for winter camping. Keith.
  8. Le Loup

    So you want to live on a Homestead?

    Excellent, well done both of you. I have shared this video. Regards, Keith.
  9. Le Loup

    Fire Starter

    Keith.
  10. Le Loup

    Belt Pouch.

    This one is supposed to be a copy of an original found on Rogers (Rogers Rangers) island. But there were many different types available in the same 18th century period. Below is one such original:
  11. Le Loup

    Belt Pouch.

    Well, pocket watch would be closer. Keith.
  12. Le Loup

    Belt Pouch.

    No mate I have not, the main problem for me being in the Southern Hemisphere is that one has to use the sundial back to front. I figured that would get rather confusing & simply not worth making a video on it. Time is of no import to me, but the compass can be useful for keeping a straight line...
  13. Le Loup

    Recommended EDUCATIONAL FILMS about the propper classical way of BUSHCRAFT and SURVIVAL

    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHEOMSZJETfj3GnoyONuvCQ
  14. Le Loup

    Belt Pouch.

    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Compass-Sundial-pocket-compass-1-5-18th-century-Repro/222741289782?_trkparms=aid%3D1110001%26algo%3DSPLICE.SIM%26ao%3D2%26asc%3D20190212102350%26meid%3Da56367b4da9548ef815d5c74852a0856%26pid%3D100012%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D4%26sd%3D383095170119%26itm%3D222741289782%26pmt%3D0%...
  15. Le Loup

    Native replacements for common herbs and home growing

    https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/visiting-woods/things-to-do/foraging/ Keith.
  16. Le Loup

    Belt Pouch.

    No I didn't Erbwurst, I didn't see any point, as I use these lines for historical reasons, & because I like to use older traditional equipment. Keith.
  17. Le Loup

    Belt Pouch.

    Linen thread with sinew leaders, though I have made my own in the past by cording stringybark. Keith.