BUZZARD BUSHCRAFT

It's the first time we've been able to wet a line this year but it was thoroughly enjoyable when the chance happened by. I'm ...

I went for a walk in one of my usual haunts and came across this rather poorly camouflaged attempt to tap a birch. I could tell str...

Buzzard Bushcraft was recently voted one of the top 40 bushcraft blogs on the net by Feedspot. So a mighty big thankyou to Anuj and all at F...

Over here we call them whilicks, often pronounced 'whileeks'. These are the common periwinkle, a sea snail commonly found around ou...

I've found over the years that people often sharpen the entire bevel of their knife when all they rwally need to do is refine the very ...

I had some pieces of camel bone left over after a project and instead if consigning them to the rubbish bin I thought I'd make a couple...

Hair ice or sometimes called beard ice is an unusual phenomena that only occurs in very set climatic conditions and only with dead wood wit...