Which is why I asked the question;
And i never mentioned your example, learning to use a bowdrill
I mentioned, as one example of many, courses such as practical ethnobotany and plant identification, understanding the properties of plants trees and fungi. 8-12 month courses. With an NCFE 2Q level 4 qualification at the end of it.
Im doing a similiar 12 month course at the moment with a well respected bushcraft instructor, so I have a natural curiousity if I could take that further, and in which directions I could go....
Anything wrong with that?
I wondered, if you wanted a career change later in life, if this would help open doors?
[In various other jobs, not just bushcraft instruction or guiding]
Or wouldnt it be specific enough? I dont know......
And i never mentioned your example, learning to use a bowdrill
that I can start a fire without a source of ignition
I mentioned, as one example of many, courses such as practical ethnobotany and plant identification, understanding the properties of plants trees and fungi. 8-12 month courses. With an NCFE 2Q level 4 qualification at the end of it.
Im doing a similiar 12 month course at the moment with a well respected bushcraft instructor, so I have a natural curiousity if I could take that further, and in which directions I could go....
Anything wrong with that?
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