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I lived in St Augustine while seconded to JAX.. took regular trips across to Pensacola and Tallahassee. Small world!

Welcome! Loved hunting in the US.

Catapult tubing for me and No7. More arrows for No6 and I, and a birthday badge for No8. Have kids they said..

Subscribed to them all.. I like that English woods man as well.

Yeah, we got cloud .. lots of it

I did see that, but it is a set I want. If anyone else has links to gear they use/recommend, that would be priceless.

An old thread, but I'm looking for advice on a good waterproof set (jacket/trousers), for when I'm out doing a weekend hike.

I don't think so. I did 16 years, serving in dirty holes, missing things with my kids, with the idea that they would never have to. Since leaving, well we know what they thought of us. The amount of people I knew that were just dumped as soon as they walked out the gate. No. Unless there...

Thank you. I'd love to start working leather, but I've too many other things on, and I do like being married

It's l like a baby billhook Where did you get it?

Fair enough.. I do recall him stealing from H4H. I was just finishing my time, and did a few things for them. Maybe am escrow kind of set up would be better?

We are allowed knives etc in NI.. we just need a license for rifles. We have the same courts as yourselves, with petty claims being the one most likely used. What I would say is this.. there is nothing over on the mainland that we can't get here, so if someone is being weird, call it out.

Having thought on it, I think I would probably do any of them. My instinct is to fight, but like many have said, it all depends on the scenario. Are you alone? Who is with you? Where are you? Can you escape? Can those with you escape as well? Too many variables for a definitive answer.

Fight. Even if you know you can't win. Just the way I was brought up.

Happy New Year everyone!

Welcome! I'm new as well, and always like a blade!

He was one for the mad oul quips

It was suggested I do a small introduction, so here I am I'm new to the forum, but not to bushcraft (thank you HMG).. that said, and lot of you will have forgotten more than I know (or remember!). As per the title, I'm in Northern Ireland, originally from Belfast, but now in the sticks...

As my oul Da used to say, the one that cuts you will be the one you keep. The worst ones are when the tip catches you in a momentary lapse

There must be a mark somewhere on it? That said, I like the look of the highlander falcon bivvy.. no idea about the quality though