For many, winter means less time outside, but it doesn’t have to stop you completely. Yes, if you are juggling work and family commitments around your time out in the woods, the reduced daylight hours can make it feel more limiting and restrictive. But you have a head torch, right? It sounds flippant doesn’t it,…
It’s easy to get used to the luxuries of modern life – fresh water at just the turn of a tap, heat at the touch of a button, food in abundance delivered right to your door. But what would you do if there wasn’t water from the tap? Or heat from a radiator? And what…
This Winter Bushcraft Course is based in the Arctic Circle in Northern Finland. The perfect area to really learn the skills of winter travel and bushcraft of the Boreal Forest.
Arctic Circle Finland.
19-25 Jan 2025
We are really pleased to be able to able to be part of the very first UK led Swedish Canoe and Bushcraft Gathering. This old school style gathering will be held at the Immeln Canoe Centre in Sweden
We have developed this Advanced Bushcraft Course to be as flexible to you as possible. Based over 12 months our Advanced Bushcraft Course covers 11 modules set over one weekend per month, a 9 day continuous period in the woods and a 7 day canoe expedition so 52 days in the woods over all!
This knife has been 15 years in the making, co-designed by John Boe here at Wildway Bushcraft and Steve Armstrong from Field and Steel the “Wildway” Knife is a superb all round bushcraft knife.
The Fox FX-140XL, is a beast of a knife. With a cutting edge just shy of 19cm it is certainly more Crocodile Dundee than a fine craft tool that’s for sure. The build quality is excellent and a very secure, confidence inspiring handle made from Micarta left me in no doubt that this knife was…
Sloes are the fruit of the Blackthorn, so can be found amongst British hedgerows, woodland and scrubland. The amount of sloes found is very dependant on the weather in the spring and summer before they are ripe. If the weather has been hot and dry, then the sloes will be small, shrivelled and sparse. But…
The Beech is a genus of deciduous trees in the Fagaceae family. A common sight amongst established woodland, hedgerows and parkland, especially through the South East of England. Beech trees prefer a slightly damp environment with well drained soil, but don’t fair too well with hard winter frosts. This is thought to be the reason…
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