Bushcraft, Survival Skills & Outdoors
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…
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…
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,…
A container that can help boil water is essential. So the billy tin, or bush pot is ideal and it can double up to hold…
The flint and steel is a great fire-lighting tool, however, it can have a learning curve. While the flint and steel isn’t quite as particular…
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…
I recently wrote about, the hot water bottle, in which it can add some extra warmth in the sleeping bag, for the cold outdoor nights….
I first heard about Daniel Hume’s book, from Paul Kirtley’s podcast. (The podcast is highly recommended for anyone interested in bushcraft and the outdoors.) Paul…
Grey saltbush (Atriplex cinerea) is found along some coastal areas of Australian and salt marshes. It is a great plant to know for bushcraft and…
The hexamine stove or “Hexi stove or Esbit.” is a versatile piece of cooking kit for camping, hunting, fishing or hiking. Used by numerous…
