Bushcraft Ventures - Scotland

[SCOMAN]

I've just been bought some vouchers for the above company and wanted to know if anyone has any experience with them.

 

[Barn Owl]

No but the website and what's in it seem to be ok.

Have to say that i've never seen them advertised personally but that goes for nothing really.

 

[kiltedpict]

I didn't make it but a few from up this way went to his 2 day Axe workshop and from what I can gather, were very happy. You could PM Dingus Magee as he organised it- I think he was offered a "no frills" course to keep the cost down too.

 

[SCOMAN]

Cheers guys thanks for the help

 

[Pandabean]

As KP said a few of us (me, Dingus Magee, daveblack and charleslockerbie) from up here went on a no frills axe workshop weekend back in November. Dingus had managed to arrange a cheaper price but as said it was no frills, so all Lawerence (the instructor) provided were the parachute, a place, tea, biscuits and tuition (from what I remember).
I found the course pretty good, and the instructor very good as well.

I was looking to go on their week long advanced 9 day course but he is already fully booked. So I have managed to get a booking down with woodsmoke again.

I also had a chat with Lawrence and it seems he may be willing to do the same again with a course put on for a few of us in the no frills style. So we could have another workshop later this year, I can drop you a message if we do.
If you have any specific questions give me a shout.

Do you know what course you are going on?

 

[SCOMAN]

No not yet, after my recent attempt with an axe and the the consequental bandage on my finger the axe course is a favourite. I wouldn't mind the foundation course either but do drop me a line. Cheers bud