Bushcraftbums: we started out as a group of guys interested in getting together to practice and learn outdoor skills. However, over the years it has evolved in to so much more. It has become a reason to push our own boundaries of knowledge and to develop and share new skills. It has become a way for us to usher in an uncertain future by embracing the skills of the past, A virtual road to a greater sense of independence! A vehicle for us to share not only with our own children, but young people ever where that being unplugged can rival any techno gadget out there. Most importantly it has brought us in to a tight brother hood around the camp fire. Come, subscribe, share. We can all learn and grow together. Thank you to all of our friends and followers! Best Regards, BCB
Why complicate your life? Mora has already solved one of the great problems off modern times. They have, quite simply, produced the best bushcraft knife for the best price. You would be hard-pressed to find anyone to disagree with that. Now that we've got the knife out of the way--how about a good, small, folding saw? Then we can move on to a cook pot, a rucksack, and .......... at some point, a good forest to disappear into.
I got a fire kit with a small ferro rod and enough kindling to start 10,000 fires. It only cost $2 and it is called a Bic lighter. It has lasted 6 years and running.
Hey BUSHCRAAAAAAAFT BUUUUUMS! I haven't seen a video from you guys in a looooong time. This one just popped up in my feed. Thought I would say this was a great idea....and I will use this somewhere my life. I hope you are doing well. Miss you guys videos!
It depends on what size your prey is…Smaller fish…2 inch etc, large salmon 5-6 inch etc….you can make em any size you want providing you have enough material
please redo...always check if your volume is sufficient for all listeners! Its way too low, which is a shame as you have important info to hear. thank you.
GREAT ! Glad to find you ! I must try again ( many times failed. ) My friends, Mors K, Larry Olson , Jim Riggs , Richard Jaminson , Rod Hood , Steve Watts - all have passed . Sad. I am now the solo, alone original first 1978 Rabbit Stick Inst . left , at 80 I must perfect the flint & steel fire WITH a Mora ! As 12 yr SERE -POW Inst. plus 3 yrs P.I. JEST - I offered the plough, the bamboo saw and fire piston back in 1978. ( Thanks to my Negrito Troopers and friends . ) Wish me luck . Mtn Mel & Aussie Molly Blue , tipi camp, W. Colo.
So True having a Good Knife We Love to Handle and Admire and Then We have the Knife that does the Work and Like Many Others it all Starts with a Mora or three !
If you get a piece of water proof canvas and use it as a water proof barrier things will go a lot better for you. 8 by 10 piece of water proof canvas will give you so many more shelter options to go with your wool blanket.
Kirsten Rechnitz does it better at ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gKs-8jmJIy4.html AND I could hear what she was saying! Good effort though.
I have a Mini Peasant. It's a Roman Peasant knife made in New Zealand from a high-carbon Swedish tool steel called Sanvik L7 that Svord uses with a proprietary tempering formula to create an outstanding blade at a crazy cheap price. Svord makes their money from selling lots of knives instead of selling fewer at a larger profit. I filed that point off the back of the handle. It's a great EDC and you can drop it and so what? It's tough and inexpensive and perfect for what it is, a great blade that holds an edge EXTREMELY well with the most simple handle design and being able to grab that tang as you reach into your pocket is something you get used to right away.
For summer sun a all cotton hat works, for wet winter not so much. I would say that at the end of summer wash the cotton bonnie hat and spray the top and outer brim with Scotchgard for water resistance. By the end of next spring the treatment will have faded and the cotton will once again be breathable. If you are faced with truly harsh weather a wool hat or a Seattle Sombrero are what you need.
This is one of the BEST reviews of a knife that ive ever seen... Badass,sir. I went ahead and bought one after watching this. And it didn't disappoint. I put a sharper edge on it, (but i almost always do that, anyways). Svord should be paying you...seriously.
