3 Day Bushcraft Camp in a Private Woodland

[@sparker68]

Excellent video Jess - thanks for sharing how you got into bushcraft and foraging this also explains your passion for fishing. The basket's looked great.

[@JC.1-e7y]

Always nice to see how you adapt to a different woodland/environment!

[@bartjames100]

Well done Jess. Just subscribed.

[@Jess_Outdoors637]

@@bartjames100 thanks and welcome to the channel 🙂

[@Sticksoutdoors]

Great video Jess I’ve just swapped my prusiks on my ridge line to bank line as my last prusiks kept sliding . They don’t move now 😂😂 also taking the inners out of the cordage will help it grip better Hope everything went well for you with the work shop💪 Great camp in the woods🫡💪

[@Jess_Outdoors637]

I never thought of taking the inner strands out to improve grip! That’s a sick idea 🔥 workshop was amazing and they’ve invited me back next year to do other skills so I’m hyped for that See you in the woods brother 🔥 🫡

[@Sticksoutdoors]

@@Jess_Outdoors637 glad you had a great time the baskets you showed looked pukka💪 with the prusik generally they should be of a thinner cordage to get a better grip but taking the inners out works better I think. It’s Great they invited you back next year💪 It must of went well🤣🤣 catch on the next one 🫡

[@islandjason]

Be careful using small diameter bank line, I cut right through my paracord ridgeline during a windstorm once.

[@Sticksoutdoors]

@ ooooo good info thank you💪🫡

[@thevirginiabushcrafter8833]

Thanks for Sharing. Any time in the Bush/Woods is a Good Time. Stay Safe.

[@TheRiverWanderer]

💯🖤

[@alexanderwright9064]

Those baskets would look nice with 6 eggs in and sitting in the kitchen .U may know but eggs have a bloom that covers then as the mother lays. This bloom protects from bacteria etc and seals the egg. So backyard eggs don't need a refrigerator. However, by law, the bloom must b washed off commercial eggs. This makes them porous, and all manner of bacteria virus can enter.

[@Jess_Outdoors637]

@@alexanderwright9064 I didn’t know this! Perhaps I should try cooking eggs in a fire or on a rock some as that something I’ve not done yet. Everyone used their baskets for foraging for mushrooms and leafy greens which was awesome!

[@alexanderwright9064]

@Jess_Outdoors637 The Temp where I live is av 39 to 43 degrees c at the moment in shade 50c or so in full sun. Monsoon is coming in a few weeks. I can put a commercial egg in the sun in the shell for about 1 hour or so, and it will cook in the shell. A bit runny . Put 2 min noodles in a plastic coke bottle and cook them .Or coffee same. Not as much fun or comfort as a fire, though. .