Bushcraft Skills
Bushcraft winter foraging
Bushcraft winter foragingFew places on earth don't have wild foods to forage, even if you don't know how to find them. Foraging during the winter is the single most difficult time to find something to eat in the wild, as all the edible nuts, berries and leaves have...
How to choose a Bushcraft Knife
How to choose a Bushcraft KnifeThe knife is classed by many as the single most important tool you can have in a survival situation, and choosing the right one can make all the difference. Unlike general-purpose knives, bushcraft knives are crafted specifically for...
Making Char Cloth for Bushcraft Fire Starting
Making Char Cloth for Bushcraft Fire StartingIn bushcraft and wilderness survival, reliable fire-starting methods are crucial. Char cloth is one of the most effective things you can have in your fire-starting toolkit. It’s easy to make, lightweight, and incredibly...
Foods to take camping without a fridge
Foods to take camping without a fridgeCamping is supposed to be one of those activities that connects us with the outdoors, and leaving all those comfortable things we are used to at home is part of the experience. Without the convenience of easily keeping things...
The Basics of Bushcraft Trapping
The Basics of Bushcraft TrappingBushcraft trapping is a fundamental wilderness skill, allowing you to secure food, learn about animal behavior, and build a deep understanding of survival basics. Trapping is only something that should be done in certain situations when...
Bushcraft Uses for Tree Resin and Sap
Bushcraft Uses for Tree Resin and SapTree resin and sap are some of the most common and versatile resources you can find in the wild. They can be used on a wide range of things, from making torches to treating wounds or sealing gaps in crafted woodwork. There are many...
How to Preserve Food in the Wilderness
How to Preserve Food in the WildernessIn a wilderness survival situation, food is often the biggest concern when it comes to staying alive. Most of the time when someone is stranded in a long-term life-threatening situation they can't escape from, they normally die...
Bushcraft Signaling Techniques
Bushcraft Signaling TechniquesBushcraft, at its core, is about self-reliance and utilizing natural skills to survive and thrive in the wild. Yet, even the most prepared bushcrafter can encounter situations where they need assistance or need to signal for help....
Bushcraft Navigation Tips for Dense Forest
Bushcraft Navigation Tips for Dense Forest Getting stranded in a forest will see you in one of the most difficult types of terrain to be lost in, and navigating through dense forests safely is one of the most challenging aspects of bushcraft. Even the most seasoned...
How to Waterproof Your Bushcraft Gear
How to Waterproof Your Bushcraft GearBushcraft is all about thriving in the outdoors, working with nature, and being prepared for any weather condition. One critical aspect of preparedness is ensuring your gear stays dry and functional, especially in wet environments....
Best Natural Fire Starters for Bushcraft
Best Natural Fire Starters for BushcraftA well-made fire provides warmth, protection, the means to cook food, and a psychological boost when you’re immersed in the wilderness. Fortunately, nature provides a variety of excellent materials to use as fire starters, many...
How to Practice Bushcraft Safely with Kids
How to Practice Bushcraft Safely with KidsBushcraft is all about thriving in nature by learning to understand it and developing basic wilderness skills, and it can be a deeply rewarding way to connect kids with the outdoors. Teaching bushcraft to children provides...
How to Stay Calm in a Survival Emergency
How to Stay Calm in a Survival EmergencyThe most useful thing you can have to survive a wilderness emergency is mental strength. Whether you're lost in a forest or trapped somewhere alone with an injury, having a clear mind often makes the difference between making a...
Creating a bushcraft toolkit from scratch
Creating a bushcraft toolkit from scratch Creating a bushcraft toolkit from scratch is often essential for providing the best and safest experience in the wild. Each kit should include a set of basic tools and equipment that will be useful everywhere, but also some...
Choosing a Lightweight Bushcraft Setup
Choosing a Lightweight Bushcraft SetupEssential Gear for the Minimalist OutdoorsmanGoing away for a weekend in the car to a campsite or a short hike with an overnight stay in the woods normally means you can bring whatever gear you want. The deeper people get into the...
The Leave No Trace Principle
The Leave No Trace PrincipleAn Essential Principle for Responsible BushcraftThe principle of "Leave No Trace" emphasizes the importance of minimizing human impact on the environment, ensuring that natural spaces remain pristine for future generations and there are no...
The Best Freeze-Dried Food
The Best Freeze-Dried FoodFreeze-dried food has evolved from a survivalist’s backup plan to a mainstream pantry staple, mostly due to its long shelf life. Once the domain of space missions and military rations, freeze-dried meals are now a go-to option for campers,...
The Best Flashlight for Emergencies
The Best Flashlight for EmergenciesA source of light is always something you should have ready in case of an emergency. Whether it's a natural disaster, a power outage, or an unexpected accident, having a dependable flashlight in your kit is crucial. Unlike candles or...
The Basics
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Safety
Basic Survival skills
Learn the basics of how to survive in the wild, which are your priorities and how long can you really survive for in the wild.
How to find water in the wilderness
The average person can go for 3 days without water before they die, learn the easiest ways to find this precious resource.
Top 10 Survival tips
A quick list of 10 of the most important things to keep in mind when out in the wilderness.
Best places to practise bushcraft in Wales
With hundreds of miles of coastline and huge mountain ranges, this country really does have it all for the bushcrafting enthusiast.
The best way to practise bushcraft for beginners
Theres no need for expensive courses to help you gain survival skills, with everything you need to start you off closer to home than you think.
How to find north without a compass
A compass is one of the most important things to take on a hike, but in the event it gets lost or broken, what can you do to find your way?
How to identify poisonous plants
Learning which wild plants make a tasty meal and which ones can paralyse your lungs is an important skill to have if you spend alot of time in the wild.
Beach Foraging
From Razor clams and Cockles to as much free shrimp as you can be bothered to catch, learn where to find it and the best methods of gathering and cooking.
Cliff Foraging
Not all the best wild food is on the beaches or in the woods, with coastal cliffs holding some rare and tasty treats you just cant find anywhere else.
Choosing the best ration type
With so many different types of survival food out there its easy to get confused and choose the wrong option for your trip. Become familiar with the choices and the pros and cons of each.
How to find wild Rabbits
A quick guide on how to recognise the different signs that rabbits are in the area and how to determine their numbers.
How to make a ground oven
One of the best ways to cook a piece of meat in the wild, and one of the only methods were you can set it up and safely leave it until its done, no turning or fire stoking required.
How to escape from quicksand
Movies have made quicksand look much more dangerous than it actually is, but thats not to say it shouldn’t be avoided. Learn what not to do if you become trapped and more importantly, how to escape.
Foraging laws in the UK
The UK has pretty good foraging laws but its still possible to do something wrong when gathering wild foods, learn what you can and cant do when foraging in the wild.
How to survive a blizzard in the wilderness
A blizzard is the most dangerous type of weather you can ever be exposed to, with every second increasing dangers like frostbite. Act fast and act correctly to avoid losing a finger or two.
UK Bushcraft Laws
Learn how to NOT get into trouble from practicing bushcraft in the UK and the laws that concern your outdoor activities.