Good evening, I have just joined the forum, I am new to this life, I am literally just starting out, and don’t know where to start… I will try to be an active member who is willing to learn
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That’s as good a place as any to start.
You don’t have to get out the Cheque book quite yet. A few basics you probably have or can pick up to start. Everyone wants
THE KNIFE. You have more stringent laws. Be careful
BOOKS and online instruction on YOUTUBE; Kochanski, Mears
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That’s as good a place as any to start.
You don’t have to get out the Cheque book quite yet. A few basics you probably have or can pick up to start. Everyone wants
THE KNIFE. You have more stringent laws. Be careful
BOOKS and online instruction on YOUTUBE; Kochanski, Mears
Meet people. You just did
Welcome. YouTube videos are a good place to start aswell, Ray mears, Paul Kirtley, mors mochanski are the classics but there are good videos from MCQ, hidden valley etc aswell.
This forum is a superb resource, as are some books (by people mentioned above)
Where are you in the UK? The absolute best thing is to ask questions on here and to find some local groups/bushcrafters and learn around the camp fire
This forum is a superb resource, as are some books (by people mentioned above)
Where are you in the UK? The absolute best thing is to ask questions on here and to find some local groups/bushcrafters and learn around the camp fire
I am in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, so not the most rural of areas, I am happy to practice some of the things in my back garden, it’s not huge, but it’s an enclosed area that I can “get my hands dirty” so to speak and just learn the dexterity neededWelcome. YouTube videos are a good place to start aswell, Ray mears, Paul Kirtley, mors mochanski are the classics but there are good videos from MCQ, hidden valley etc aswell.
This forum is a superb resource, as are some books (by people mentioned above)
Where are you in the UK? The absolute best thing is to ask questions on here and to find some local groups/bushcrafters and learn around the camp fire
Hi, welcome and enjoy.
You've chosen a good place to start your bushcraft journey.
You've chosen a good place to start your bushcraft journey.
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Ive been here seventeen years and I still dont know nothing.
You are in good company.
You are in good company.
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Welcome! This place is so full of helpful & knowledgeable people! (for the record, I'm not one of those people...)
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