Bushcraft, Survival Skills & Outdoors
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Flint and Steel Tips
A traditional flint and steel is ideal for practicing some bushcraft fire-lighting skills, and a lot of fun. However, it can be a bit tricky,…
How To Wrap A Tomahawk Or Axe Handle With Paracord
Wrapping the handle of a tomahawk, axe, or hatchet with some paracord has many advantages. It can protect the handle a little bit from a…
The Difference Between Flint & Steel, Ferrocerium Rod And Magnesium Bar Fire Starter
With the many bushcraft fire-lighting tools around, it can be a bit confusing about the names and correct terms of each one. In some outdoor…
Bushcraft & Survival Kit Layers
Plus the 10 C’s of Survivability and Redundancy. Layering of bushcraft and survival gear is extremely important. Layering of your kit is basically giving you…
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How To Start Fire With Plate And Steel
The traditional flint and steel is a great tool for fire making with some preparation, such as char cloth. Used with charred material such as…
Alone New Season Parody | 10 Survival Items and Why We Didn’t Get Picked
In this video below, it is probably the reason why we didn’t get selected for the new season on Alone. We also choose 10 survival…
10 Bushcraft Survival Items I Don’t Regret Buying
Over the years I have tested a few bushcraft and survival items. Some items have been excellent and stood the test of time. Other equipment…
Water Bottle Bag Survival Kit
One issue with a lot of bushcraft and survival kits is, they neglect the water element (And shelter.) of survival. Most kits can easy hold…
Bushcraft and Survival Kit Ideas
In this article I will cover some bushcraft and survival kit ideas. Which is more focused on items that can be carried in belt pouches,…
Survival Keychain Options
Can what we put on our keychain, help with an emergency wilderness survival situation? Obviously the keychain and our pockets are limited on size with…
