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9 years ago
+6 6 0Carving in the Woodlands
Another great video from MCQ Bushcraft
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9 years ago
+2 2 0Survival Shelters: 15 Best Designs and How to Build Them
Text your buddy and plan to go out into the woods this weekend. Pick one of these shelters and build one!
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9 years ago
+2 2 010 Chilling Stories to Tell Around the Campfire
Tis the season too rustle some jimmies! Be that one guy with the awesome stories next campout.
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9 years ago+3 4 1Just stated my second tribe /t/vent . Blow off some steam and say what's on your mind. No judging or criticizing. Ask for advice or just say what you want to say then leave it.
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9 years ago+4 5 1Just started my first tribe! A tribe for the tribal /t/bushcraft . Come over and join me!
Not many people even know what bushcraft is. Think of it as a combination of Minimalism, Camping, and Pioneering. You can make your own shelter, build your fire with nothing but a piece of char cloth and a piece of shiny tin, all while using traditional techniques your ancestors would have used hundreds of years ago.
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9 years ago
+8 8 0Bushcraft Basics Episode 7. Very informative and well made videos by this guy. Try your best to get outdoors and do some bushcrafting this summer!
Best bushcraft videos on youtube hands down. Very thorough guides and methods.
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9 years ago+32 32 0What was the moment you realized that you were officially an adult?
I still haven't had it happen to me yet (just turned 18).
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9 years ago+9 10 1How does one go about creating their own tribe?
Like the title says, how do I make a tribe?
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9 years ago+8 8 0What are your top 3 day hiking items (excluding necessities)?
Mine in no specific order would be: Camera (Nikon D5200) Harmonica Peanut butter, lots of peanut butter
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9 years ago
+13 13 010 ways how to start a fire without a lighter
You might not have a lighter or matches available when you need to start a fire. Here are 10 creative ways to start a fire without them.
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9 years ago+5 5 0I'm 18, newly graduated, and have been saving up my money since I was 6. Where should I go?
Like the title says, I want to travel the world. I'm from Vancouver Island, Canada. Money is currently no issue. Would anybody suggest going through a company like Contiki? I love nature, so big cities aren't really that interesting to me. I want to throw myself into a totally different culture, spend time with different people, different ways of life. I have an okay amount of travel experience (been to Mexico, Most of the US, and lots of Canada). I like the idea of being with other people my age (like contiki offers), but I still want to feel free enough that I can take a train or boat anytime I want somewhere else. Any ideas?
Side note: I speak fluent French, English, German and Spanish. So I guess a region that's main language is one of those four, I'd be a bit more 'comfortable' in.
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9 years ago+7 8 1Any good camping related Tribes?
Just signed up here. Does anybody know of any good camping/hiking/trekking tribes? Absolutely love the layout on this site.