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Anyone here from around the Forest of Dean area interested in meeting up and shiz?

Is it OK to carry a sheathed machete and sheathed knives from my house to the forest where I'm crafting? I don't go near any people, or areas with lots of people or near any shops, just through sparse residential areas from my house to the woods. Straight there, no stopping around anywhere, just...

If I felt comfortable to explain stuff here, I would tell you why you don't need to eat plants, but again more hostility.

You don't need to eat plants.

No, you are wrong. You do not need to eat plants. He acted like he needed to follow the guide given to him perfectly or that was it there was plenty he could have done still at any point, despite his f*** ups so far. It was not Chris McCandless in the film, but an actor playing the character of...

I mean the character Chris McCandless, not the real person, nor the actor who played the character of Chris McCandless. Also, I edited it, to show that I only thought he was an idiot in the Alaskan parts. Like with that moose.. He didn't even eat any of it by the looks of it... And there was no...

I have seen the film, and that guy is an idiot(in the Alaska part)... I mean, in the film, no disrespect to the real guy... it's ok to disrespect a movie character. =)

I'm 18. I don't feel comfortable to give my reasons here...

I never said I was going to live in the wild alone.. not that that makes any difference. I can practise spear making, bow making, arrow making, archery, spearthrowing, sheltermaking/sleeping/wildcamping, skinning, cordage making, clothes making to some extent and w/e else in this country. Those...

OMG... I asked about these things, because I already know that spearhunting, bowhunting and deadfall traps are not allowed... in THIS country, which is what I was asking about.

I don't know yet where I want to go. I've looked at lots of places, I just want to go to the most suitable one. Why would I want the most abusive way to kill something? Why are you even asking that? I already said that it was because I wanted to hunt minimalistically.

Ogri the trog: What? Why are you saying deliberate misunderstanding? Why are you being confrontational? I'm trying to find out about the laws. I want to go and live in the wild, in somewhere it is possible. I was just trying to find out the extent to which one can practice that in this country...

Do you mean private landowners? Or do you mean council as well? Are you not aloud to hunt on land that isn't owned privately? Do you mean where am I going in the UK, or where abroad?

But can you get enough meat like that to be comfortable? Can you take out a boar with it?

I'm not interested in hunting with anything I couldn't make myself =/ I also would not want to have to let good-sized animals pass because I don't have anything to kill them with...

Well there is a David Attenborough video on youtube where a bushman catches a kodo. He uses a spear at the end but it's not like he needs to.. He could easily have strangled it.. And yes I have come to learn some stuff, not to guard bridges. And I don't have no idea, I just don't have much.

But this is Bushcraft, can you make an air rifle? and a longdog, what? Snaring I thought is only legal if it is non-locking, and I said that already. Ferreting? I thought that's where you hunt your own ferrets? I have read that catapults are not legal to hunt with.. ?!!!? I know someone who...

Slingshot is illegal though I think. Isn't it? (except for licensed gun-hunters)I think it is illegal to hunt in the UK in any way at all, except for non-locking snares on rabbits. But I think it may also be legal to hunt barehanded or with rocks on their own. I want to practise living off the...

It seems to me that it is legal to hunt in the UK, if you just use your bare hands and/or rocks(not by making traps). Is this correct?