Simple Bushcraft Tips & Skills

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Here are 20 Bushcraft skills, tips and tricks to help enhance your survival skills.

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Very useful tips mate. You are doing a great job and don't worry about how often you upload content...it's about quality not quantity with you bud. 👍😁

beardedpolishwanderer

I just love that you are including Eve, my father did this with me as soon as I could form a sentence and without any doubt I learned, I retained and I appreciated greatly and loved all my time with my dad building things/doing DIY/maggot races😂/ fishing/ camping/being woodsy and out in nature. I never regretted a single moment and I believe your children - especially your daughter - will remember, learn and not regret a single moment doing these things with you. Dad 🏆.👏👏

Sally-nse

Hi ta outdoors, I have been watching your videos for a year now and I find your work really cool. Keep it up!❤

akashmondal

I would love a knot tutorial video! Nice job overall!!!😊

christosfloros

Your excellent, common sense ideas and long experience are a gold mine. Thank you❤️🤗🐝

deborahdanhauer

I love your content. Such useful information and I’m very inspired. Thank you.

BlueJeansGreenTee

Would love an update to your work on maintaining the woodland! I want to do something similar once i have enough money saved up, and so far your contents been great for high quality well produced information on the topic!

jamescanjuggle

One bushcraft skill I was taught as a Boy Scout in the 1950s (yep, I'm a geezer) is "pioneering" i.e. lashing. I never forgot those skills nether have helped me over the years. LEARN LASHING!
Also I was taught how to use and sharpen axes of all sizes in that Scout Troop. Great skills!

ericb.

Another great video, thank you for sharing!!

ScorrFamilyAdventures

I gained a lot from this. Thanks for your time

danielpatel

Thanks for all the advice you've given us!

MattGeo

I really enjoy your videos. Don’t mind waiting when they are worth waiting for. 👍

pobo

Time flies by too quick, i didnt realize how long ago you had your daughter. Great tips as always.

kendo

I'll add a bushcraft tip. At about 9:10 you tie your pot hanger around a tree and explain how, with very little effort (carving the hanger, learning the arbor knot, keeping the hanger on your person/in your pack while hiking, carving the hanger, and applying the arbor knot in such a way that it will hold that hangar), you can hang your pack on a stick. There are already sticks conveniently attached to trees where you can hang your pack.

MattSpinks