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Category Archives: survival
Quinzhee Snow Shelter
Winter is here. For some of you it is here with real gusto. Growing up in Missouri and being sent out to ‘play’ no matter what the weather or who was around I learned a lot about how to entertain … Continue reading
“Make yourself a wool bush shirt” my article on ‘The Bushcraft Magazine’!
Originally posted on Wild Tuscany Bushcraft:
One of my dreams comes true! Last month I’ve written a tutorial on making a wool bush shirt and this article… has been published in the Autumn issue of “The Bushcraft Magazine“!!! Here are two shots…
How to Improvise and Use a Three Stick Roycroft Pack Frame
Thanks to Survival Sherpa for posting this look at making a pack frame. Making a quick, three stick pack frame is a valuable bit of knowledge. How serendipitous that this came up (seems to be a lot of convergent thinking … Continue reading
Posted in camping, primitive technology, survival
Tagged 19th century, backpack, bushcraft, camping, primitive technology, roycroft, survival, wilderness survival
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Bois d’Arc Primitive Skills Gathering and Knap-In
A fun and relatively tame primitive technology event for a good price located in southwest Missouri put on by good friends of mine. Here’s some information from their website: This unique event has two parts – a free knap-in/native arts-crafts … Continue reading
How to make a ‘medieval style’ possible pouch; more traveler’s gear
Originally posted on Wild Tuscany Bushcraft:
Old style bushcraft: a medieval possible pouch During the Middle Age was common carrying small items like coins, keys, inside pouches or purses attached to the belt. There are many archaeological and iconographical documents, you can search for…
Posted in bushcraft, leatherwork, survival
Tagged bushcraft, camping, leather work, medieval, survival
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