Atlantic Bushcraft Adventures

Materials, advantages disadvantages, augments, upkeep, tips, tricks and more!

Tonight we chat about our top 10 recommend  bushcraft related websites.  Info, DYI, stories, and more! 1.) https://ripstopbytheroll.com 2.) Your Choice of Weather Website/App (Know whats its going to be like before and after) 3.) https://dreamhammock.info 4.) https://www.animatedknots.com/ 5.) https://www.hammockforums.net 6.) https://northernbushcraft.com/ 7.) https://dutchwaregear.com 8.) Choice Mapping Website 9.) https://www.reddit.com 10.) https://bushcraftusa.com/forum/ 11.) https://www.raymears.com/ 12.) https://bushcraftbuddy.com/ 13.) https://www.mec.ca  http://www.amazon.com http://www.canadiantire.ca 14.) https://www.primalsurvivor.net 15.) https://novascotia.ca/natr/ (check your local websites for your area) 16.) https://www.pinterest.ca 17.) http://www.tiktok.com

Taking about the do's, don'ts, how to be comfortable, tips, tricks, suggestions, and more!

Ben unfortunately will not be joining the podcast tonight, however I  latched onto Melissa to step in!  Tonight we will be talking about the  bushcrafting skills we used to help us through the Hurricane, what  worked, what didn't and what we would do different next time if we ever  had to.  Some good general info, and maybe some advise if you are in an  area that is prone to hurricanes and/or long power/data outages.  This  episode will kind of be a followup to Episode 185

Chatting about hardwood vs softwood, the best places to find good wood, preparing and much more!

Ben goes solo as Robert digs himself out from Hurricane Fiona!  Starting to get too much gear laying around not being used?  Some suggestions and thoughts on how you can decide what to thin out!

Bushcrafting gear can save you in a bind when a storm rolls through.   With Hurricane Fiona rolling through this weekend, some food for though  on what you can do to hopefully be a bit better prepared.  Also some  ideas on extra risks to watch for once the storm is done and you venture  back into the woods!

Tonight just a quick chat and a reminder that hunting season is just  around the corner and some safety tips for heading out into the woods.

Chatting about how to play for a stay in an area you have never been

We will be chatting about the use of drones when you go out on your  adventures and what they bring to the table.  Some pros, cons, our  experiences and more!

Tonight we chat about an old topic we haven't touched in awhile.  Tips, tricks, thoughts and comments!

Recently we have been finding that there is a lot of questions on forums  and such from (typically) younger female bushcrafters asking for tips  on going out alone.  A good amount of them feel unsafe in the woods and  not just because of the woodland animals.  tonight we invite our wives  to have a chat with us on this topic.

How to go into your outdoors experience with an "adventure mindset",  which allows you to go with the flow no matter the obstacles and enjoy  whatever nature has in store for you, even if it's not what you planned!

Melissa joins Robert tonight to talk about how being out in nature has  therapeutic benefits that goes past the exercise and cardio that you  might think of first!

How does the cost of buchrafting stack up against things like sports, crafts, makeup, etc

Tonight, Melissa joins me as we have a chat about Firsts! First time  camping, first primitive fire, first whatever! (in relation to  bushcrafting)

Is technology taking away or adding to the experience? Is it both?  tonight we chat!

Will be chatting about our thoughts, ideas, gear, etc.  Been seeing a  lot of "Stealth Camping" videos floating around as of late, and a few  questions have come up to us about the subject as well.

Ben is moving out west and the date is soon coming up.  Just a little  chat tonight about that, some of the struggles Ben is having with gear  sorting, and who knows what else!  By request, "A random chat",  hopefully this is random enough for you :)

What do we think should be in the ideal survival kit?  Keeping in mind  we have to keep it small enough people would carry it, and cost  effective enough that people would actually buy it.  We chat about our  suggestions, thoughts and ideas.