It isn’t just enough to have the right tools for bushcraft, looking after them is extremely important too. At times an axe can be more valuable than a knife, so it’s worth caring for it correctly. You can easily protect your axe by oiling it after each use and making sure that you never put…
Here at Wildway Bushcraft we are always keen to encourage everyone to go out and enjoy the great outdoors, whatever the time of year. But with winter on its way, you may think that it’s time to pack away your bushcraft kit until the spring. Being outside in the woods in winter may not seem…
The bow drill method of friction fire lighting is one of the most popular methods of lighting fire by friction in bushcraft. Although it can take many attempts to get it right, it is definitely worth the effort and perseverance. Here are our bow drill troubleshooting tips: Squeaking: Try changing the amount of pressure you are…
An axe is a popular and useful tool for bushcraft and is generally used for cutting, splitting and shaping wood. But before you rush out and get one for your kit, do bear in mind that not all axes are the same, so here is our advice for what to look for in a bushcraft…
Top 10 Bushcraft Items When you are going on a bushcraft trip, whether it’s a short or long trip, a well packed basic kit is absolutely essential. You will be reliant on your kit for the whole trip so you will want it to be good quality, durable and have everything you need. Here are…
It is important to know and understand the current laws on buying and carrying knives in the UK before venturing out anywhere with a knife, whatever its size. The information below is taken from www.gov.uk/find-out-if-i-can-buy-or-carry-a-knife: Knives: the laws on buying and carrying The laws about buying and carrying a knife depend on the type of knife,…
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