A wilderness survival Beard is an invaluable asset in the wilderness. You always need a Beard, and not only in a wilderness emergency situation.
Your Beard should be a strong unkept Beard that will inspire you complete all likely tasks efficiently. It can be used for stroking, scratching, catching food, and generally looking rugged. A strong Beard is essential. Remember your Beard is your most important wilderness tool, so grow a high quality one.
Length
Your Beard must be of full length. This unkept growth is the portion of the beard that warms the bushcrafter providing maximum strength. If the Beard is damaged, it can be wrapped with cloth, a strap or a bandage while the growth recovers.
Trimming
First, do not get a goatee trim on your Beard, in time it will lead to a breakdown. That's also the reason you should avoid a Beard with a tinge of ginger. Your Beard's growth should be contoured to fit your face. Remember also ladies a smooth face is slippery when wet, making the Beard rugged will help to get purchase for those all important bushcraft kisses.
Braiding
Traditionally, there are two basic types of Beard braiding materials; beads and string. This can lead to a true viking look and can impress at bushcraft meets. What wilderness survival Beard you choose, depends on what Beard characteristics you need and appreciate.
Characteristics
Longer beard hair will give you increased respect amongst your wilderness colleagues, but will be more difficult to attract non bushcraft females for coitus. A short beard is relatively soft and will get ignored fairly easily. As a general rule of thumb, a longer beard makes you tougher!!
Discuss....
Your Beard should be a strong unkept Beard that will inspire you complete all likely tasks efficiently. It can be used for stroking, scratching, catching food, and generally looking rugged. A strong Beard is essential. Remember your Beard is your most important wilderness tool, so grow a high quality one.
Length
Your Beard must be of full length. This unkept growth is the portion of the beard that warms the bushcrafter providing maximum strength. If the Beard is damaged, it can be wrapped with cloth, a strap or a bandage while the growth recovers.
Trimming
First, do not get a goatee trim on your Beard, in time it will lead to a breakdown. That's also the reason you should avoid a Beard with a tinge of ginger. Your Beard's growth should be contoured to fit your face. Remember also ladies a smooth face is slippery when wet, making the Beard rugged will help to get purchase for those all important bushcraft kisses.
Braiding
Traditionally, there are two basic types of Beard braiding materials; beads and string. This can lead to a true viking look and can impress at bushcraft meets. What wilderness survival Beard you choose, depends on what Beard characteristics you need and appreciate.
Characteristics
Longer beard hair will give you increased respect amongst your wilderness colleagues, but will be more difficult to attract non bushcraft females for coitus. A short beard is relatively soft and will get ignored fairly easily. As a general rule of thumb, a longer beard makes you tougher!!
Discuss....
