New to Bushcraft

[steelezac]

Hey guys,

Zac here. New to bushcraft and looking to get out into the field ASAP.

Anyone from Stoke interested, let me know!

Hope to learn as much as I can!

Catch you all soon.

[Big T]

Welcome to the forum mate!

[Rasputin]

Hi Zac and :welcome: from Shropshire, Ken. T^

[Valantine]

:welcome: to the forum Zac, plenty to discover on here and lots of nice people T^

[Ehecatl]

Hello Zac and welcome.

I'm about an hour from Stoke. Just as soon as I find a permission I'll give you a shout.

Cheers,

M@

[steelezac]

Hello Zac and welcome.

I'm about an hour from Stoke. Just as soon as I find a permission I'll give you a shout.

Cheers,

M@

Thanks for the welcome everyone!

Ehecatl, as soon as you find a permission?

[Ehecatl]

Hi Zac.

A permission is a bit of land that you have permission to use. I've been in the Midlands a relatively short time and so need to find somewhere new to camp.

M@

[Manic Stram Poacher]

Hello and Welcome, from the Bronx (Snowdonia)

[Tony1948]

:welcome:To the forum Zac................Dont get eaten by the bears...........Tony.

[AJ]

Hiya!

[BJ]

Hello & welcome

[OakAshandThorn]

:welcome: Dia duit, Zac, agus fáilte go dtí an bpobal Bushcraft :camping:

[jus_young]

Welcome to the community

[Adam Savage]

Welcome to the forum Zac

[David_JAFO]

hello,
:welcome: to the forum *Warning it is addictive :p
Regards
David

[alvino78]

:welcome:

[midas]

Hi Zac,Welcome to the form n my :campfire:

[steelezac]

Truly appreciate the welcome guys. I will be buzzing around the forum gathering as much knowledge as I can. I have an SAS Survival Handbook written by John 'Lofty' Wiseman, a former SAS survival instructor, that I have discovered a vast amount from. From the simple things like knots etc. to how to build shelters and foraging for materials/food. Nothing compares to practical application though and that's what I need to do ASAP. Any suggestions with regards to meets etc?

[biker-bri]

Welcome from north Wales T^

[jus_young]

Truly appreciate the welcome guys. I will be buzzing around the forum gathering as much knowledge as I can. I have an SAS Survival Handbook written by John 'Lofty' Wiseman, a former SAS survival instructor, that I have discovered a vast amount from. From the simple things like knots etc. to how to build shelters and foraging for materials/food. Nothing compares to practical application though and that's what I need to do ASAP. Any suggestions with regards to meets etc?

Just jump in when the invites go out for meets, some areas also have local groups.