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Splendid. I'm sure you're not the only zemmiphobist out there. Obviously the badger is just one of the many nocturnal mammals that i have studied, as zemmiphobists do not fear badgers, i have included it so as to exclude them from triggering the alert mode of the system.

Zemmiphobia is a condition that affects hundreds of people, some of whom, i calculate, must be into bushcraft. My prototype nocturnal detector unit is almost ready and when available should ensure that they get a good night's sleep in the woods.

Thanks for your help, it may well have been a badger at full tilt then. This information will be fed into my calibration unit to help identify approaching mammals while I'm asleep under my tarp. Roy's badger- I can't reveal the model I use in case my boss is logged on, but its a lot easier to...

Thanks Toddy. I can't say too much at the moment about the actual results of this survey, but I'm hoping that in time my research may help a lot of people, at huge profit to myself.

Q: What is the best natural cure for the runs if there is no charcoal available? A: Put hair gel (not too much) on the fletchings and a high gloss paint on the shaft and polish it to a high shine.

Didn't see the episode but did catch an excellent review of it on Harry Hill's TV burp last night.

Last night whilst speed gunning badgers in my local wood I recordeded the following velocities: +/- 1Kph to +/- 3Kph with an average of +/- 1.45Kph. Fairly normal. One result stood out however. Has anyone else clocked a badger at 45.3Kph? I had momentarily lost my night vision due to a...

That v-g site is really good, never heard of it before. If you fancy something other than mountains try the south west coast path. A good area for a circular of about the duration you're after would be penzance to st ives. Short bus/train hop to pick up your car from one of the secure car parks...

I'm looking forward to gordon's first solo effort.

"the in sound from way out" is an album by the beastie boys of all people, and tracks from it get used a lot on rays stuff. So do primal scream. Can't be his own choice; he said he liked take that on jo whiley's show.

I like the desert boots that you can pick up for £14 in shoe zone.

are wellington boots the new bushcraft staple? What make are rays?

Sounds wise. shame most of the youth demographic tuned out when he said how much he enjoyed the music of take that on radio 1 last week.

The old olive green lightweight trousers are good, but would be better if they had 2 leg pockets rather than 1. I like them best as they dry rapidly.

i enjoyed him more on radio 1 when he was on jo wiley.

I enjoyed Ray's programme and am looking forward to mimicking him down here in cornwall. First i will go to trago to get a squeezy salt dispenser. Then i shall dig up some sea kelp root to eat with it.

thank you kindly, nightwalker.

any fish filleted and slow cooked over a smokey fire with crusty bread. Or net caught sparrows roasted whole. Yesh

i live in cornwall too, newquay area. Just joined the forum but looking forward to a cornish meat up.

Sounds like a commendable plan, i would like to try the digging up of the sea kelp root like ray mears did on tv this week, if it is to be a coastal visit. Is the wood you use near the sea smarty?