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i belive, snugpak are going to do arange of ventile jackets, they could be in mountain jacket style (access to pockets through burgen) may be worth a look --- dont know ware dont know how

lo, i am an x student of bushtruck, he mainly does the commercial side of bushcraft ie, T.V. but he runs his own courses. ( i did his website so i may be biest :rolleyes: ) One of his popular weekend is this one at the national white water centre in wales...

fair point, it is just something which i have a problem with, the outdoor industry has a verry bad first aid level

The best first aid course for any one who works in the wilderness or have interests in, is the Wilderness Emergency Medical Services Institute (WEMSI) this as an international qualification that all bushcraft instructors require (well, should have but most dont ). :grouphug:

U.S. self heating rations are bigger than uk ( you fat b------), and pack far better than a uk cardbord box. and dont nead cooking. :) also avalible on e-bay

You have all you need, gortex bivvi bag thermarest (put inside your bag this will stop you from rolling off the hill) . don’t forget a 5 season sleeping bag . 24 hour army rations are easy food. I recommend the only spare clothes you take are socks. If you at top dog bushcraft person all you...

You may want to check the accuracy of the compass as button compasses are inherently inaccurate, please only use it for indication purposes only not navigation. You can get white led lights from poundland. Gas lighters are brill. :lmao: :lmao: :lmao:

lo m8- if you are concerned about first aid in the wilderness, it is a book shop off horrors. wilderness e.m.t. is the dogs --- if you have any questions regarding any type of trauma or any thing just ask ( not street medicine to all you registerd paramedics) all though you are free to ask too :)

there are some bushcraft in NL try http://www.extrasurvival.nl/ they also bring students over to the UK on some courses

Try a blow torch gas canister (propian or butain will do) thiese should be avalible from hard ware stores. Epigas also has the same connector... good look :cool:

when the birch wood is dry, sand it down smooth then wet it, this will open the grain, and sand repeat until you have the worlds smoothest spoon

hello all--(from a new member) :notworthy