Inner barks provide us with a great resource in our bushcraft, from making cordage to both folded and woven containers. In this video however I talk about their effectiveness as a tinder. I’ve written about using inner barks as tinder in this post previously, take a look at it in conjunction with this video. In […]
Nicola and I were in the woods yesterday taking a wander around when we found some jelly ear fungus (Auricularia auricula-judae) so we shot this short video in which we show how to find jelly ear fungus, the species that it grows on and how to cook with it. We tend to eat it regularly, […]
We run our spoon carving course a few times over the course of a year and we’ve got one coming up this weekend. Getting ready for a spoon carving course involves checking that all of the tools are sharp and also getting hold of the raw materials. So today we were in the woods felling a […]
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Often when I’m out in the woods practicing my bushcraft I find that using power strokes with a knife is going to be the best way forward. The issue lies with the lack of control you often have when using a power stroke. This is because there’s a direct relationship between power and control, the […]
When I’m in the woods I’m always looking for the easiest way to do things so that I can conserve energy. I try to do this with everything and as we’ve been in the camp doing a few jobs recently I thought I’d share an easy way to carry firewood in the woods, a way […]
