Hello all.

[Paul Morris]

My name is Paul and Im very much a newbie to the world of bushcraft.

I live and work in the countryside, so have a good understanding of the natural world. But I would love to learn more about the 'art' of bushcraft so I can add something more to my outdoor life. I scout a bit, fly birds of prey and spend as much time away from four walls as possible.

Looking forward to learning from you all.

Paul.

[RobbC]

Hey Paul, welcome to Natural Bushcraft! :welcome:

Robb

[jus_young]

Hi Paul, welcome to NB from me!

[Paul Morris]

Thanks for the welcome.

Have loads of questions to ask. Am planning a Scotland trip next year, probably a coast to coast, wild camping on the way.

[Martin]

Hey Paul, a very warm welcome to the NaturalBushcraft forum. :)

Martin

[jus_young]

Very nice looking falcon there Paul. One of yours?

[Matt]

Hey Paul,

Hello and :welcome:

[Paul Morris]

Very nice looking falcon there Paul. One of yours?
Thanks, yes he is. Hes one of my working birds used to clear sites of Gulls and Pigeons, ect.

Also provides me with the occasional portion of wild food (in season of course).

Paul.

[jus_young]

Thanks, yes he is. Hes one of my working birds used to clear sites of Gulls and Pigeons, ect.

Also provides me with the occasional portion of wild food (in season of course).

Paul.

Ahh the life of Falconry. I was an austringer myself until the death of my hawk a few years back. Miss it immensely but time dictates another lifestyle at the moment.

[Paul Morris]

Ahh the life of Falconry. I was an austringer myself until the death of my hawk a few years back. Miss it immensely but time dictates another lifestyle at the moment.
Gos?

Falconry does take over your life and doesnt leave alot of time for other things. Its my job, so it does pay for itself, kind of, and I have friends who feed them while Im away. But planning a long trip away, trekking or biviing does take some extra thought, because you cant get home quickly if theres a problem.

Paul.

[jus_young]

Gos?

Falconry does take over your life and doesnt leave alot of time for other things. Its my job, so it does pay for itself, kind of, and I have friends who feed them while Im away. But planning a long trip away, trekking or biviing does take some extra thought, because you cant get home quickly if theres a problem.

Paul.

The gos was a hawk of dreams. I just had a humble harris. Lovely bird and excellent manner, was a shame to lose him.

[Ben Casey]

Hi there from me to :)