Welcome to Bushcraftliving.com!
Bushcraft is a term that's employed to express an understanding of our natural environment and of the wild and how to live comfortably within it.
We provide an excellent discussion forum replete with bushcrafters, both seasoned and beginner, offering a broad wealth of knowledge and experience and a strong community atmosphere, so join up today and get stuck in to the banter!
We encourage our members and visitors to send in any articles, kit reviews, tutorials or anything you think may be of interest to the bushcraft world! Please email to info[@]bushcraftliving.com
The Bushcraftliving Team.
"...Keep to the spirit of the campfire...."
Happy Holidays 2009!
Last Updated on Tuesday, 22 December 2009 19:33 Written by Scotty Saturday, 12 December 2009 11:22
Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, may Santa bring you all those bushcrafty presents you wanted, and here's to plenty of shraftin' in 2010!
Ray Mears 'Northern Wilderness' starting tonight!
Last Updated on Sunday, 25 October 2009 15:01 Written by Scotty Sunday, 25 October 2009 15:00
A new series from the foremost bushcraft personality starts tonight on BBC2 at 8pm
" The survival expert embarks on a journey through the Canadian wilderness. His adventure begins in the boreal forests at the heart of the country, which are home to a diverse population of animals and plants. On the way he learns about the people who once lived in the area, and uses his specialised skills to survive in this inhospitable environment"
NatureFest 2010
Last Updated on Friday, 11 September 2009 14:11 Written by Scotty Friday, 11 September 2009 14:11
At the Wilderness Gathering last month the team behind it revealed plans to stage a similar event in Spring 2010 at the Bentley Wildfowl Museum in Sussex (site of the weald woodfair), dubbed 'NatureFest', it will be marketed at bushcrafters but also a much wider collection of people from all sorts of backgrounds, bound by their common love of nature. Ornithologists, exotic collectors, woodworkers, bushcrafters, botanists, naturalists, mycologists - all coming together for what promises to be one mammoth event! Stay tuned for more information as and when we receive it...
