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My Lack of Axe-perience In 1973 the OPEC oil embargo caused fuel shortages and sky-high prices throughout the United States. Like many families, my parents supplemented our heating oil … Continue Reading →
There are as many things to do in the woods as there are ways to laugh at yourself. There are birders, botanists, and mycologists. Carvers, trackers, and herbalists. Fishermen … Continue Reading →
We’re here again – the start of a new trip around the sun! Reflecting and Looking Ahead As the end of year approaches, it’s a good time to … Continue Reading →
Against my will, I was bewitched. Like 20 million others, I casually tuned in to watch the “Primitive Technology” videos on YouTube. I admit it, I was cynical. I … Continue Reading →
Word reached me this week that Scott Peden passed away. Scott has been leading nature walks through Big Basin Redwoods State Park for the last 20 years. Scott’s knowledge … Continue Reading →
I love learning new bushcraft skills! No matter how long I practice bushcraft, there is always so much more to learn. There are techniques aimed at specific environments, traditional … Continue Reading →
A story in the news this week caught my attention. Twenty five years ago, Cindy Moyneur England and an 11 year old boy became separated from their hiking party … Continue Reading →
I have an old L.L. Bean jacket I love dearly. The nylon outer coat hangs to mid-thigh and the fleece liner keeps me toasty when the weather turns bleak. … Continue Reading →
You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself in any direction you choose. You’re on your own, and you know what … Continue Reading →
Learning is fundamental to bushcraft. No matter how much knowledge or experience you have, there’s always so much more to learn. Below are 10 bushcraft books I recommend. I … Continue Reading →