Not the "Bushcraft Uniform"
- Thread starter Wayland
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Carhatt bibs (bungaree) are my usual wear in the woods. Real Unlce Jesse Duke style.
Helps that I live in the woods I tend to play in.
To be honest dunagrees are great - (poly cotton ones would be good) keeps you back warm and covered (no midge bites), more pockets and they stay up when bending up and down.
Just got to find a red wool union suit next.
Helps that I live in the woods I tend to play in.
To be honest dunagrees are great - (poly cotton ones would be good) keeps you back warm and covered (no midge bites), more pockets and they stay up when bending up and down.
Just got to find a red wool union suit next.
SimonM
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
What about these Snickers workwear. I used to wear these as a jobbing electrician, and they took some abuse crawling about lofts and foundations etc...
http://www.snickersdirect.co.uk/snickers-workwear-0312-piece-p-89974.html
Simon
I use a plastic backed picnic blanket under the hammock and tarp, not bushcrafty but great in the night for standing on without your boots for a widdle.
Luxury!
My wife has one of they picnic blankets.....I guess it is the non plus ultra of groundsheets!
after being into this site for nearly four years, and claiming all along that i'm not a bushcrafter, I just got my first three bits of uniform...
a hennessay hammock
a snug pag sleeping bag
and a swedish army rucksack (a smelly old school, but none the less, useful article.)
I might even join up as a full member on my 1000th post.
a hennessay hammock
a snug pag sleeping bag
and a swedish army rucksack (a smelly old school, but none the less, useful article.)
I might even join up as a full member on my 1000th post.
used to make rocket stoves out of one large plum tomato can with a hole in the side for to stick a regular can with the lids cut off for to feed in kindling and give draught.
were excellent for getting the tea on instant in the morning when it's damp. or just for regular cookin when you need the fire for heat
got no pics as i have given up my bin-raiding ways and as such am bereft of catering-size tin cans.
i's a post industrial hunter gatherer foraging the bountiful fruits of the industrial estate
were excellent for getting the tea on instant in the morning when it's damp. or just for regular cookin when you need the fire for heat
got no pics as i have given up my bin-raiding ways and as such am bereft of catering-size tin cans.
i's a post industrial hunter gatherer
foraging the bountiful fruits of the industrial estateSimilar threads
