Bushcraft & Survival Skills Magazine Issue 42 Vorige editie

Our bushcraft and survival experts have again brought an array of knowledge, skills and expertise to this issue, with a number of in-depth articles to get your teeth into. Last February, we had some fantastic snow, so in anticipation that it will snow again, or if you are lucky enough to live where you have snow, then I recommend that you read Joe O’Leary’s article on making a pair of snowshoes. Jason Ingamells has provided you with the know-how to build your own tracking encyclopaedia, including tracking templates to get you started. If you have loads of bushcraft skills and knowledge but don’t seem to get out there and use it, then Paul Kirtley shows you how to take your bushcraft skills on an adventure. Most bushcrafters carry a knife and from time to time accidents can happen, Ben and Lois Orford show you some safe knife cuts or ‘grasps’ which can keep you safe when working with a knife. If you want to get a new, affordable knife then check out Grant Neal’s review on Mora knives and find out which would suit you best. We also have life stories from John ‘Lofty’ Wiseman, tracking games with Perry McGee, and the Best in Bushcraft Awards for 2012 plus much more…