How to wield an Axe skillfully and safely. First in a series about British Bushcraft. www.azbushcraft.com
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Olive oil lamps were used on ships since if spilled, they go out instead of setting everything on fire. This video shows how to make one using traditional bushcraft skills.
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This is a short, free excerpt from Ray Mears' website. This is a small example of the bonus features which come along with purchasing the Ray Mears Bushcraft Survival Series 2 DVD. The DVD can be purchased from Ray Mear's website, www.raymears.com , along with many other top-notch instructional videos. Apologies for the bad quality! It can be found in a much higher quality version on Ray Mears' website. Here, Ray shows three axes, all made by Gränsfors Bruks of Sweden. Smallest to largest, he shows the Wildlife Hatchet, the Small Forest Axe, then my personal choice, the Scandinavian Forest Axe. He then shows some techniques on how to use an Axe. I highly recommend all of Ray's DVD's. They all include Ray's thorough wilderness wisdom for numerous types of environments across the world. Many of the videos also include short stories / reenactments of people in real survival scenarios, where Ray points out what they did right, what they did wrong, and what they could have done. Great stuff.
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Today we look at making a Feather Stick for fire lighting. Feather sticks help us in numerous ways; if your a little low on tinder making a feather-sticks allows you to turn what would otherwise be larger fuel into a tinder allowing you to start your fire. It's also a handy skill to know if it has been raining a lot and a lot of the dead wood is wet (on the outside) feathersticking allows you to access the dry inner wood and can provide the tinder, kindling & fuel to get your fire started. It is a skill worth practicing and can be enjoyable to do.
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We travel to Sweden to make a high quality butterfly knife for use in Bushcraft. A step by step guide under the tutor of Lars- a renowned blacksmith for 30 years www.azbushcraft.com
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woodlands.co.uk Bushcraft - building survival shelters in woodland. Need a shelter in the woods? Ashley shows how to make them quickly, using whatever comes to hand. Another in the bushcraft survival series from WoodlandsTV
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a day out into the woods after some serious rain, presenting the swedish torch - my way: you don't need to cut and split big logs, and you can do it with your sak saw (although i preffer my fiskars). i cheated a bit, using a mini-bushbuddy burner (made from a tea candle) to light the torch.
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www.naturalbushcraft.co.uk - Introducing Bushcraft Kit for Beginners. Here we take a look at different knives and their uses, axe, firebow, tinder, firesteel
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This video shows how to make a whistle out of a piece of tin or aluminum from an ordinary can...Its easy to do!
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Machetes come in all shapes and sizes and can be very specialized tools. In the bush, where I have to clear trail, clear camp, harvest and shape natural materials, as well as prepare foods, cut water vines and clean game, (just to name a few) I like a machete that is a jack of all trades. By making a few simple modifications to the blade I get a variety of edge types located in the right places to optimize their usefulness and application to a wide range of tasks. This is what I call a "Bushcraft Machete". It is a machete that is not just the right choice for one task but rather a blade that finds it's way into just about everything I do in the bush. This video covers some of the uses and applications of the scandi edge I place at the base of my blade as well as the squared spine I use for making shavings. These various edges have wider application than what is shown in the video. If you would like to put some of these mods on your machete then feel free. I even have a tutorial up that shows you how with simple hand tools. Their application, or how you use them is up to you. If your machete is intended exclusively for clearing land or cutting trail then I recommend a full length convex. If your machete is much longer than 16 inches you will probably find using the scandi base awkward. For a bushcraft machete that will ride on your belt and touch on everything you do in the tropics this size blade with these mods has been working moe for many years. It just might work for <b>...</b>
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How to construct a cosy bed in the woods. Ideal skill for trekking or bushcrafting. www.azbushcraft.com
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How to make quick lashings from hazel and a bit about my knife.
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Pathfinder Survival Bug Out Bushcraft Scouts Scouting Primitive Primitive Skills.Traditional Archery Bone Stone Tools Self Reliance Navigation Orienteering Tracking Trekking Camping Backpacking Hiking Tents Campfire Fire Wool Blanket Kit Emergency Preparedness SERE.Army Ranger Spear Hunting Cooking Fishing Game Cleaning Meat preservation Nature Naturalist Trapping Traps Primitive Traps Handdrill Bowdrill wildernessoutfitters
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Pathfinder Survival Bug Out Bushcraft Scouts Scouting Primitive Primitive Skills.Traditional Archery Bone Stone Tools Self Reliance Navigation Orienteering Tracking Trekking Camping Backpacking Hiking Tents Campfire Fire Wool Blanket Kit Emergency Preparedness SERE.Army Ranger Spear Hunting Cooking Fishing Game Cleaning Meat preservation Nature Naturalist Trapping Traps Primitive Traps Handdrill Bowdrill wildernessoutfitters
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Pathfinder Survival Bug Out Bushcraft Scouts Scouting Primitive Primitive Skills.Traditional Archery Bone Stone Tools Self Reliance Navigation Orienteering Tracking Trekking Camping Backpacking Hiking Tents Campfire Fire Wool Blanket Kit Emergency Preparedness SERE.Army Ranger Spear Hunting Cooking Fishing Game Cleaning Meat preservation Nature Naturalist Trapping Traps Primitive Traps Handdrill Bowdrill wildernessoutfitters
If you have found the collection of leatherwork videos helpful and would like to send me a small donation there are details on how you can do so as well as info on the videos here: ianatkinson.net There is now an updated 1h40min version of this project available here: www.youtube.com This is a video of me making a multi-carry bushcraft sheath for a Fallkniven F1, showing the process from start to finish as well as an explanation of the carrying options.
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How to make a loud whistle from a willow tree. Just one in a series on survival skills. Full series on DVD www.azbushcraft.com
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Here is the www.bushcraftknifereviews.com review of the RAT RC-5 SERE or the ESEE 5. Spreadsheet with various tests is here spreadsheets.google.com
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Series 1, Episode 1 Ray shows how our ancestors, Stone Age hunter-gatherers, used the resources around them to feed and clothe themselves.
A new series about survival and enjoying the great outdoors. We show what to eat on the beach, in hedges and the woods.Filmed in South Wales, UK. www.azbushcraft.com
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Learn how I use willow sticks to build a latticework for cooking fish over a fire. With this method the fish is held securely and can be turned over and cooked on all sides.
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We discuss some VERY low cost alternatives for a shelter tarp system as well as fire starters for your EKit that you can make for virtually nothing. Thanks to Tad from PorchPatrol (DOT) com for the challenge on this video! Bushcraft On Fire - www.YHWHsWordOfFaith.com
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Learn how to make an entire Cooking Kit with "Canteen" for under $2.00. This is a great money saving kit that will serve you well out in the Bush! www.yhwhswordoffaith.com
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Series 2, Episode 5 (Final) Ray comes home to show us how bushcraft brings a new perspective to our countryside and its changing seasons.
How to start a fire using a string and a few pieces of wood and lots of friction DVD out on www.azbushcraft.com
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How to catch rabbits and other animals in a survival situation. No animals were harmed in the making of this instructional video. http//www.azbushcraft.com
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Here is the www.bushcraftknifereviews.com test of the Enzo Trapper in O1 steel. You can also look at our excel doc tests at http (Don't forget to cycle through both tabs). Check out our website for other non-video posts including tutorials on carving, knife-making, etc.
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