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***-for **** sake

i should think this is meant as a joke..if not then its still gonna be laughed at alot by kids. i thought it was funny but in a sad sort of way

16 wich means i have to go out into the big bad world :(

luckily my mum has never had a problem with knives and have had a small folder from an early age this set me up and taught me basic knife safety from then it was an easy step up to a fixed blade.

wow i actually need one of these t-shirts

does anyone know where i can get information on carving animal or bird calls? any help appreciated

is there anyone out there from the cambridge/newmarket area and if so where do you practice your bushcraft?

the base is square, i have not had trouble with the wind or heard about others having trouble with the wind either.

cheers im sleeping in it tonight so ill let you know how i got on

My new kultalavvu arrived today but there doesnt appear to be any instructions so info on setting up would be gladly appreciated. thank you

Has anyone here had any experience with the kultalavvu if so is it a good buy and would you recommend it.

In my opinion army surplus shop are the best places to buy hats cos its usually pretty cheap and you can find some bargains.(i have a jack pyke hat atm)

Hey all im getting a tipi/lavvu soon and was wondering if you could give me some advice on having fires in these style of tents. thx all

A.2nd most important thing in bushcraft is your knowledge Q.Where did most of you learn your bushcraft?

Huh im a UK kid and have been following bushcraft for some time i think people should have a bit of trust in the next generation of bushcraft.

Im 15 and got into bushcraft about 4yrs or so ago. i started doing practical things after watching a couple of episodes of ray mears and since then ive been experimenting and trying to master a range of techniques.And luckily my mum doesnt seem to have a problem with knives so ive not been...