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Everyone is different and does different things. All of you that know me know that I use one knife. Have done so for now over 20 years. One for all does it for me. That’s for the U.K. That twinned with a Laplander saw does most things for me until I need an axe. For outside the U.K. I use...

I’ve got a better way than sniffing poo. Make some sand traps for print ID. That’s far more effective. I suspect that deer droppings now for both species will be a little more bound and dry due to the weather. But if you don’t mind collecting and sniffing poo. Knock your socks off. Pops has...

I agree with FerlasDave and slowworm. They look like roe to me. Munti are smaller and slightly more rounded. Thats going off the camera angle and scale you applied. If you find any more seperate them and photograph them individually right next to a ruler. But pretty certain they’re roe.

Nope

Vic still do one.

It’s a bit urban. You can get spray paint that can change it.

Silvers price rise is long overdue. As gold becomes more and more expensive, then silver will rise quickly. Loads of people in the trade have been stockpiling it for the last 15 years. And it has more than doubled in price since then.

Depends on the size of the hole. Don’t make it more than 6-8mm. But you will probably find it’s too late in the season now.

Going back to answer the original question. The grind height is higher as the blade stock is now 5mm.

They look great mate. It’s a very personal thing to design your own knife, and that looks like it will fill the hand well. Looking forward to trying it out.

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That makes perfect sense. The tree in my picture obviously had the plug fall out.

Not really. Some yield a litre or so and some only a cupful.

I’m sure that climate and location play a massive part. All of these dead trees occurred in the same woodland that is quite damp and exposed to high winds and driving rain. It is also on a massive exposed slope. It’s the only woodland where pretty much every tree has succumbed after tapping...

Many things come into effect when tapping large holes. Prevailing wind direction, sun exposure, weather conditions when tapping and immediately afterwards, and location of the trees. Far too many variables to take into account for what is in effect, a bit of fun and a small drink. I’ve done...

That was a prezzie from Clem of this parish.

Twenty years ago I posted about birch tapping, and what was then for me a new method with an auger, demijon plug and tubing. This was influenced by Ray Mears Bushcraft Four Seasons episode. Before that I just used a knife tip and a very small shaved stick jammed into the cut to direct the sap...

We use Ring ones. They’re great for indoor and outdoor use and they differentiate between a person and other motion, so you don’t get bombarded with alerts. You can also select which area of the image you want the camera to focus on, whilst ignoring the rest. They also start recording 5...

Looking for both the jigged bone and regular versions. As new boxed. Most be the RM versions with snow shoe logo and RM bushcraft etching. Cheers.