Message from @skinfaxi
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That thumbnail actually looks badass
It is
Not my pic but I've made similar. What kind of shelters have you made?
Something around this my friends and I made when we were younger.
Then a couple feet away we had a tree stand as a “Lookout” and around the perimeter we had walls and other traps. Miss those days
Looks like some witches hut lol
I likey
i made a giant lean to under a tree
I don't have a pic, but started making a shed like thing in the woods near my house, wasn't much but it was something. I think I'll go out today and see if it's still in good condition. I'll post a pic.
@TacoTuesday deffently do So! I'll have to do the same tbh
I made it like 3 years ago. Looking back I should have done more with it.
Do you guys watch Joe Robinet?
yes
Oc, love em
he hood
good
All you fags are subbed to Primitive Tech, right? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQTVuRrZO8w
@Dirk Diggler deffently!
Yea
That keeps coming up in my recommended
Its good
https://discord.gg/AtMD9T link to a camping server for those of you in the mid Atlantic area of the USA
we're going next weekend
Anyone here use a ferro rod for fire starting?
I have, though I'm trying to move towards perfecting bow-drill and other natural fire starting techniques
as long as you have a knife with a 90 degree spine (carbon tends to work better than stainless, but anything hard will work), it's pretty foolproof.
Bowdrill is definitely a good skill to learn I need to put more time into it seeing as how if you had nothing but maybe a knife you could make the stuff to get a fire started. I've only used a ferro rod a few times and it seems way better than my traditional flint and steel
Have you ever seen the show Alone? It's basically the only decent bushcraft show on tv, but after watching it I made it my goal to be able to start a bowdrill fire even in the rain. No flints, no ferro rods, no steel. Still a work in progress lol
That sounds like quite a chore