10 top tips for bushcraft

[3bears]

top tip... bog roll, I cant stress this enough!! lol

 

[Andy BB]

When in doubt about what to do, take time out to have a cuppa!

 

[Dave]

If you acquire some chaga, and use a grater, then make tea from it, let it steep [its long been recognised as a superfood, to fight numerous ailments, including cancers] and then dry out the chaga gratings, on tin foil on the radiator, it will still work perfectly well as a firelighter.

 

[vestlenning]

Don't bring stuff you can make when you're there.

 

[Tommyd345]

If you're going to put a can of beans on the fire, TAKE THE WRAPPER OFF FIRST. Nobody likes ashy beans. Also take the lid off.....

 

[Wildpacker]

Patience is a great skill to learn

Be aware. Of yourself, your environment, your tools.

Hard work's good for you

Make time to chill out.

Nobody knows it all, but everybody knows a bit.

Walk lightly, use don't abuse, try to leave better than you found.

Good friends are worth their weight in whatever you carry in to share

Phone home ! Tell your Mum you're alive and well.

It doesn't rain every day.

It's a big world out there, don't just observe, be part of it.




cheers,
Toddy

Nicely put. I'd have issues contacting my mum though unless there is a course on mediumship.

I'd replace that one with 'If you're not enjoying it you're doing it wrong'.

 

[falcon]

Nicely put. I'd have issues contacting my mum though unless there is a course on mediumship.

I'd replace that one with 'If you're not enjoying it you're doing it wrong'.

And me but the spirit of the comment is to remember to keep those who care for you informed that you're safe and well....

 

[Wildpacker]

And me but the spirit of the comment is to remember to keep those who care for you informed that you're safe and well....

If only somebody cared about me!!

 

[Ky. Greybeard]

Always pack an extra pair of dry socks.