Starting a Fire Outdoors Using Natural Fire Lighters
Posted May 28, 2009 by gestroud
Filed under Fires & Warmth, Survival Skills, Video
Lighting a fire in the wild can be tricky. Here’s an introduction to natural fire lighters that will make starting a fire while you’re camping or trying to survive outdoors a little bit easier. Includes a look at maya sticks, birch bark and cramp balls.
How To Find Your Shelter At Night
Posted May 28, 2009 by gestroud
Filed under Orientation, Survival Skills, Video
You don’t want to lose your way back to your shelter at night while you’re out in the wilderness. Bush craft expert Simon Ellar demonstrates to a handy reflector, so you can always find your shelter at night.
How To Use A Storm Kettle
Posted May 28, 2009 by gestroud
Filed under Fires & Warmth, Food & Water, Survival Skills, Utensils, Video
A storm kettle can provide you with hot water and fire when camping in bad weather conditions. Also known as a Kelly Kettle, this will provide much needed warmth on wet camping trips.
Choosing Knives, Axes, & Saws To Take To The Wilds
Posted May 21, 2009 by gestroud
Filed under Survival Skills, Tools, Video
Knives, axes, and saws are a bushcrafter’s best friend. Simon Ellar guides us through the best cutting and chopping implements to take with you when camping, or exploring the wilds.
