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Continue reading →: Crafting Primitive Composite FishhooksRecently I had the opportunity to attend a session with Adam Logan (www.awoodsman.co.uk) on Primitive Composite Fishhooks. This was a great session where I learnt how to make a Trolling Hook. Primitive composite fishhooks are fascinating artifacts from ancient times, illustrating early human ingenuity. These hooks were typically made from…
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Continue reading →: Update to YouTube Channel
I have finally got round to upload some of my trail cam captures to my YouTube channel which can be found at the link below. Happy viewing. https://www.youtube.com/@sparrowhawkbushcraft3670
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Continue reading →: A Tinder Tin
One of the key items in my kit is my brass Hudson Bay tin. It’s packed with good fire lighting material, but sometimes I need a bit of additional space to hold different types of tinder. When I am out and about, I like to visit antique shops, and recently,…
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Continue reading →: Tarpology: The Art of Tarp Shelter BuildingWhen you’re out in the wilderness, the ability to build a shelter can be a lifesaving skill. A tarp is a versatile and lightweight material that can be used to build a wide range of shelter structures. Tarpology, the art of tarp shelter building, is an essential skill for anyone…
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Continue reading →: 10 Bushcraft Books You Should ReadBushcraft is the art of living in and thriving in the wilderness, using only the natural resources available. It’s a skill that can be learned and mastered, and there are plenty of books available on the subject.
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