iv just found a good site and thort id show it you http://www.kingsley-hughes.com/outdoors/bushcraft/index.asp
gaz_miggy said:iv just found a good site and thort id show it you http://www.kingsley-hughes.com/outdoors/bushcraft/index.asp
Isn't it just a bit rude to promote your own website here in your posts?ludlowsurvivors said:Not to bad, but it is Americanized, have a look at www.[COLOR=Red]Deleated[/COLOR] (the forum) and www.[COLOR=Red]Deleated[/COLOR] (the website) very British and from people you will find on BCUK.
Woods Wanderer said:what one earth would you need to survive for just three days (obveously deppends were you are) you could survive by chewing mud and sitting still for three days, not having a dig at the yanks but there websites or survivaists do bring to mind the words panic and paranoid,and overestimate the threat
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pierre girard said:Oh come on now Sure sounded like a dig to me. I've been out in the woods with some of you GB folks too.