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Hey Guest, Early bird pricing on the Summer Moot (29th July - 10th August) available until April 6th, we'd love you to come. PLEASE CLICK HERE to early bird price and get more information.
See you on the 1st then Leon 
One thing that has not been said as yet; Now you have a knife to carry, it very important that you also have a first aid kit! Before you pick up your knife, always make sure you have your first aid kit
I will answer all the questions you've PM'd me when we meet in a week.
One thing that has not been said as yet; Now you have a knife to carry, it very important that you also have a first aid kit! Before you pick up your knife, always make sure you have your first aid kit
I will answer all the questions you've PM'd me
when we meet in a week.
Oh.....and i 've included three natural tinders with the CD. You will have to identify them and learn how to best use them with the aid of the CD
Leon,
Would you like me to publish some instructions mate? I'll do a small thread if you want - I'd love to see some pictures of your outing with Fenlander. It might take a while as I'm abroad for a few days next week. Really looking forward to a picture of your challenge - kind of envious - wish I could come too
Red
Would you like me to publish some instructions mate? I'll do a small thread if you want - I'd love to see some pictures of your outing with Fenlander. It might take a while as I'm abroad for a few days next week. Really looking forward to a picture of your challenge - kind of envious - wish I could come too
Red
BOD
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
falling rain said:
Can any one tell me what this is refering to?
Is it about throwing a line over a limb of the tree or using a messenger line?
Thanks
i wish my knife would hurry up
has anyone purchused anything from this seller of ebay bushcraft_uk
if you have how long did delivery take
has anyone purchused anything from this seller of ebay bushcraft_uk
if you have how long did delivery take
I havent purchased a from that ebay seller. Leon the essence of bushcraft for me and I spend a lot of time in the wood when not attached to this pc is that bushcraft forces you to slow down. You must walk softly and listen to the woods and adapt to your surroundings. Running to catch up will mean you miss the wild foods and flowers beneath your feet and you will startle the wildlife.
Give the knife another week and then email the seller. There is plenty of bushcraft skills to practise before getting out the sharps. There are 33 native trees. How many can you identify?
The secrets of bushcraft are not just the physical skills but knowing when to act and what actions to take.
Of course when I was your age I wanted it all now. I trained in NInjutsu 4 evenings a week and Karate 2 plus going out in the woods. Therefore my studies suffered. Not a good move. I still training and still learning. You have a life time to walk the worlds wide places. Relax and enjoy.
Give the knife another week and then email the seller. There is plenty of bushcraft skills to practise before getting out the sharps. There are 33 native trees. How many can you identify?
The secrets of bushcraft are not just the physical skills but knowing when to act and what actions to take.
Of course when I was your age I wanted it all now. I trained in NInjutsu 4 evenings a week and Karate 2 plus going out in the woods. Therefore my studies suffered. Not a good move. I still training and still learning. You have a life time to walk the worlds wide places. Relax and enjoy.
leon-b said:
Do you have a decent compass yet? Finding your way around with a compass is an essential skill for any bushcrafter I would think. You should learn to use your compass with a map. Learn how to orient your map, take bearings, plot a route, etc. I know it's kinda hard to get lost over there in the Mother Country
but good compass skills can come in handy.
Ok then Leon, as you have an OS map (the best in the World!) here's some questions for you:
1.How many of the 'Conventional Symbols' do you know?
2. What is the interval between the Contour lines?
3. How can you tell if a blue line is a River or a Stream?
4. What is the six figure grid reference for your School?
1.How many of the 'Conventional Symbols' do you know?
2. What is the interval between the Contour lines?
3. How can you tell if a blue line is a River or a Stream?
4. What is the six figure grid reference for your School?
bambodoggy
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
bogflogger said:
Good Nav tasks from BF there but don't go posting the last one on a pubic forum Matey, it's enough to know that you know
I am another of the young ones on here and this thread has been a great help to me as well.
I have been practising some of the challenges set by Red and it has really helped me. Before now I have mainly concentrated on carving (I did make a spoon a while ago, but I can't find it ) Now though I have been doing the fire tasks and my firelighting has really improved. It's something that I've wanted to do but before now never got round to.
Thanks everyone, especially leon for starting this thread and Red for the challenges :You_Rock_
I have been practising some of the challenges set by Red and it has really helped me. Before now I have mainly concentrated on carving (I did make a spoon a while ago, but I can't find it
) Now though I have been doing the fire tasks and my firelighting has really improved. It's something that I've wanted to do but before now never got round to.Thanks everyone, especially leon for starting this thread and Red for the challenges :You_Rock_
