Bushcraft & Survival Skills Magazine Issue 51 Edición anterior

Budget Bushcraft Projects…

In this issue, If you feel like getting stuck into a bush craft project then you can choose from making bush candles with Jason Ingamells, a budget machete sheath with our resident ‘Bushcraft on a Budget’ expert Ian Nairn or if you are feeling adventurous and want to make something that leads onto making more and more, then why not have a go at making a simple forge with Ben & Lois Orford.

If you're itching to get out foraging then go for a mid summer forage with Wild food expert, Marcus Harrison or if you just want to get out into nature and see what is happening at this time of the year, then take a look at what Pablo has to say. Speaking of wild things, Paul Donovan shows you how to avoid getting bitten or stung.

If your pockets are bulging or you want something that you can easily put aside when you are not in the woods, then take a look at the leather pouches review. Ian Storer shares his interest in art and the outdoors and how you can develop this talent as you practice bushcraft and Tim Gent is back to give us some canoe basics. Nick Allen shares skills for camouflage and concealment and we answer a reader’s query about bushcraft qualifications.

If you are planning a summer holiday then ‘Lofty’ Wiseman and Paul Kirtley have got this covered, providing you with their sound advice to avoid problems.

Whatever interests you most in this issue we hope that you enjoy reading it and that you can get out into the sunshine and practice and refine your bushcraft skills.