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Glen that would be great. I sent you a PM with my info. I also try to live by the rule pay it forward. It was an awesome movie to. Thanks

i want to say thanks to everyone for the warm welcome and all the great help so far!!!

so Are you suggesting to go with the HH hammock with the 4 season upgrade? which cost around 250 US or just improvise with the DD?

from what ive seen there is not much in the US on survival schools!! guess we are to tech to bother!!

Im also thinking about getting a hammock as well and am looking at the HH and the DD hammocks. i like the hh hammocks for the 4 season ability with the upgrade. But i like the DD for the price and simplicity. would like any opinion also

thanks for the link and i am looking into it

Does anyone know of any Bushcraft courses in the US preferably in the North-East parts or any links that will be helpfull? Thanks

Ahh thanks for the help but its a little to much for my wallet right now thanks tho

I figured that there would be a few here seeing how the two hobbies work well together. and thanks for the welcome 73's

Ummm been trying to find out how much 85 quid would be in US. i am interested in the knife but would it be worth it to have it shipped here or would it be advisable to find one here?

LOL one thing i have noticed is that i have to learn the lingo....but im getting there. Also trying to find suppliers for some of the things you mention is kinda hard but ill get there. And thanks for all the welcomes

Combat Lifesaver trained while in the army ...but thats was 7 years ago American Heart Assco. CPR, First Aid, AED with enviromental Instructor with the new standards of 30 compressions to 2 breaths...certified and up to date

They are an awesome knife especialy for in the kitchen. Takes a little bit to get used to them tho but once you do they are great. mine is like the one in the video that stovie posted. I havent brought mine to the field havent found a use for it, just use it for cooking. Also most dont come with...

Dont know if they ship UK but I had gotton a Ulu from these people and its great http://www.theulufactory.com/

Agree with you on that one thats one of the reasons why i like alcohol stoves. You dont need a fire ring or pit. Plus the fuel is easy to carry and is cheap and easy to find. It doesnt smoke or smell and it doesnt give away your site.

MA is Massachusetts. There is alot of wilderness, the only problem in my area is getting there before other people do and having the time to get there...lol

i try to go camping as much as i can but this season hasnt been that great for me only been out a few times cause of work and family issues. In my part of MA there is alot of places to go camping but not alot of truly wild places. As long as i cant hear cars, people, sirens, and trucks. I am happy

they go for around $20 in the US on ebay not to include shipping

Just wanted to say hello. I actually stumbled onto this site while looking for a hammock on ebay and fell in love with it. I am mostly a backpacker(base load 30lbs for atleast 7 days). I love to make my own gear when I can, mostly just simple things like alcohol stoves, hooches, and i made a...