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Paul Kirtley, who is didactical pretty good, recently wrote a book about axes.
I don't own it but it's surely worth to read.
(If I remember it right he mentioned in a video that he will sign it, if you buy it directly from him. I assume that such exemplars will get a financial value over the years, by the way.)
paulkirtley.co.uk
Paul Kirtley, who is didactical pretty good, recently wrote a book about axes.
I don't own it but it's surely worth to read.
(If I remember it right he mentioned in a video that he will sign it, if you buy it directly from him. I assume that such exemplars will get a financial value over the years, by the way.)
Paul Kirtley - Wilderness Bushcraft. Survival Skills. Outdoor Life.
Paul Kirtley's Blog provides articles, videos and podcasts to help improve your wilderness bushcraft, survival skills and outdoor life...
paulkirtley.co.uk
Thanks for the warm welcome guys.....
I've joined to tap into the wealth of info on here.kit upgrades, sharpening, and tips with uses.
I have limited camp time but looking to develop that as my skills are primarily on wood processing for the huge open fire I need to feed....
this in turn has led to basic bush crafting that I have found both interesting and therapeutic.
My kit right now includes a silky bigboy saw, helko woodworkers axe, skrama, hb hatchet, condor woodbuster, Becker bk21 kukri (my new toy) and various small fixed and folding knives.
All used on rotation depending on requirements during visits to the woods....with or without my two nutty dogs....
I currently plough through this forum and u-tube to find the info I didn't know I needed...
I've joined to tap into the wealth of info on here.kit upgrades, sharpening, and tips with uses.
I have limited camp time but looking to develop that as my skills are primarily on wood processing for the huge open fire I need to feed....
this in turn has led to basic bush crafting that I have found both interesting and therapeutic.
My kit right now includes a silky bigboy saw, helko woodworkers axe, skrama, hb hatchet, condor woodbuster, Becker bk21 kukri (my new toy) and various small fixed and folding knives.
All used on rotation depending on requirements during visits to the woods....with or without my two nutty dogs....
I currently plough through this forum and u-tube to find the info I didn't know I needed...
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Wolpertinger
Wolpertingers live mainly in Bavaria, along the Swiss border and in Tyrol. They are very rare, usually relatively small but really dangerous. How do they look like? https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=Wolperdinger&view=detail&mid=F1FB7F91FEA36A123332F1FB7F91FEA36A123332&FORM=VRRTAP...
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Thanks for these links, I think!!!! ...now having to plough through them as part of my learning journey
Recommended EDUCATIONAL FILMS about the propper classical way of BUSHCRAFT and SURVIVAL
Please let's collect in this thread educational films and videos about how to do bushcrafty things CORRECTLY. There are so many idiotic videos in the internet, that in my opinion it is really necessary that we point out what is really worth to look at. We should collect films here, which help...
Trusty British Surplus Shops ?
Please tell me in your opinion trusty British military surplus shops who run an internet shop. (You may off course write in here little shops in Britain too, which don't run internet shops, but please tell it me, if I can't order there via homepage.) Thank you!
Wolpertinger
Wolpertingers live mainly in Bavaria, along the Swiss border and in Tyrol. They are very rare, usually relatively small but really dangerous. How do they look like? https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=Wolperdinger&view=detail&mid=F1FB7F91FEA36A123332F1FB7F91FEA36A123332&FORM=VRRTAP...
I've watched and followed Paul for some time now, despite my confidence with an axe, there's always something to learn, or relearn as the case may be.Hi!
Paul Kirtley, who is didactical pretty good, recently wrote a book about axes.
I don't own it but it's surely worth to read.
(If I remember it right he mentioned in a video that he will sign it, if you buy it directly from him. I assume that such exemplars will get a financial value over the years, by the way.)
Paul Kirtley - Wilderness Bushcraft. Survival Skills. Outdoor Life.
Paul Kirtley's Blog provides articles, videos and podcasts to help improve your wilderness bushcraft, survival skills and outdoor life...
There's good stuff coming from you guys, Happy to have finally joined.
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