Recent content by ryemck

Thanks guys :) I'm gonna try and find one for cheap on ebay!

Ohhhh I don't know what to do :/ I really don't want the tent to break, I have absolutely no experience with fixing, mending or even putting tents up. Should I just buy a higher end one?

Thanks man, do you know of any good videos on it? I tend to learn better when watching rather than reading, don't know why :/ Didn't I put my bag in the list?! How could I miss it xD here it is: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0115BJVXO?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00

We'll be bringing enough fire making equipment to make sure we don't need an alternative :)

Thank you :D Looks like I'll be getting it then.

I might ditch the chair that's a good point! I left out I have a wind-up torch but I might buy a solar powered battery one. I will definitely be taking bags that's a good suggestion! Also made me think to take tin foil too as it's so useful. What do you mean by cordage? What food will you...

Anyone used the Yellowstone Alpine 2 Tent before? Here's the link: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Yellowstone-Alpine-2-Tent-Multi-Colour/dp/B00BEJGRZI/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top?ie=UTF8 It's the tent I'm thinking about buying, if it's not a good tent can someone recommend one for: - Someone who...

The pots and knife look good :) I'll wait for more replies before I buy (I might buy more than 1 set though). For the sleeping bag I will be going at the end of november and will be in either the Lake or the Peak district

Hi all! So I've spent around £110 on a huge kit that I have and I'm looking to spend more before I go out into the country. So far I need these things so can you recommend any? - 1 man tent, needs to be comfortable for me and I am around 6 foot 3 in height, as similar as possible to this one...

Hey mate, all you need to do is find anywhere, even a small forest :) I'm 21 and from England, I use a fixed blade knife which is the only legal knife as long as you're using it for camping or fishing etc. If you're carrying it around town in your hand you'll get in trouble, keep it in your...

Thanks all :D I will definitely have more ideas in the future, I should say as well (since it has a lot of views) that if any of you have any ideas yourself (not just on bushcraft but in general) I would advise you to look into it and give it a shot :D it's surprisingly easy to make your...

Some more great replies :) I think this is one of those ideas that could possibly work if it had a lot of funding and professionals behind it but not something I could do! Tends to be the case for most of my ideas :P

Negative feedback is what determines if the idea is viable or not :P All the info would be stored on the device, any new info would also be stored until the device has a network connection, then it would be uploaded to the central database. I don't think it would go off one photo, it would go...

The advantages are that's it's a LOT quicker and easier to spent 10 seconds identifying something with an app than googling it or even going through whatever guide you have :) It would be aimed at people new to bushcraft but I'm sure if I offered some kind of lite, free trial or even made it...

Hi all I'm always thinking of decent app ideas and think I may have thought of a good one. Lets call it OutdoorMate, it's an encyclopedia of everything outdoors that can identify anything. Here's an example: You're walking through a forest when you see a very strange fungi on the ground...