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I talked to a relative of Oelslager who said that he wrote more books. These were given some years ago to someone on BCUSA for scanning. As of yet this has not been done.

Hi, thank you. Its red oak -- not the easiest material to carve, but its very strong. This one's made entirely with a Condor Bushlore and sandpaper.

Beautiful spoons from all of you! Here is my latest:

There is a tradition of knife skills within bushcraft that overlaps much with, but also differs in some ways from traditional whittling. I wonder what others opinions are about this. Also, does anyone know about the history and origins of this specifically bushcraft-style knife use? Thank you

by Kevin McGee Survivalist: Nature wants to kill me. I have to be determined and fight so I will win and stay alive. Bushcrafter: Nature is very powerful and it makes a much better friend than enemy. I accept my role as part of nature, I work with it instead of against it. Making responsible...

Thank you Blacktimberwolf! Thanks both for the compliment and for the welcome.

Survival is about surviving, bushcraft is about thriving Survivalists learn how to stay alive until they can be rescued, bushcrafters learn how to be self-sufficient enough to not need rescuing.