When it comes to wilderness survival and bushcraft, few tools are as versatile and essential as a good axe. Whether you’re splitting firewood, carving wooden utensils, or building shelter ...

Final Thoughts on Bushcraft “It’s about the experience with the backcountry and the wild environment,” Wescott says. “If you’re in your tent and you zip yourself up, you never experience it.” ...

This doesn’t have to be the case, as many die-hard outdoor enthusiasts keep practicing their survival skills throughout the colder months (when you can really test your mettle). If you’re looking for ...

Taking place at the RSP Off-Grid Adventure Centre, at the old police club in Thom Street, on Sunday, July 27, the event runs from 1pm to 5pm, costing £10 per person. Spaces are limited, so early ...

We tested the best bushcraft axes from Hults Bruk, Fiskars, and Gransfors, evaluating head, handle, and size. These are the top hatchets, including budget picks.

Pupils at Roedean School in Brighton, will spend some of their time learning how to use an axe and whittle wood. The year-long 'bushcraft' pilot is to help the them re-learn a love of the great ...

Courses in wild skills, bushcraft and survival techniques cover how to make shelters, forage for food, tie knots and use a compass. But one key component of the bushcraft toolkit is outlawed: knives.

Bushcraft expert Ray Mears reveals the skills he's needed to get through the lean years By DAN MOORE Updated: 09:17 EDT, 18 November 2024 ...