drewdunnrespect: allso would it be able to be used on a DD camping hammock

drewdunnrespect: dear ashley were did you get your under blanket from

Ashley: Thanks for the tip!

Jamie: Very good site, Just a little tip when you harden a knife blade it will need to be temperd, greenpete although a very talented man doesnt mention this, to temper steel pre-heat an oven to 200 then wrap the knife in foil and bake for one hour, this will make the edge of your knife much tougher and sharper. Hope this hlps.

Ashley: Thanks for the feedback and donation Brian, really appreciated and helps to the running cost of the site. Thanks Morgan, all suggestions are welcomed I'll see if I can do something on that, check back.

Morgan: Hey there, great site you got here, it really helps, i was wondering whether you had anything on making a good fire?

brian,cardiff: nice one keep this site going,very useful,

Ashley: Yeah make sure you use the Karibiner trick! Myself & Scott have learnt from experience! Im planning a trip to Dartmoor next week!

Bucks: Mozz, will order Karabiners, and mod hammocks as shown here, do we need additional webbing?

Mozza: Mr Dunsby dont get wet in your hammock next week! Remember your Karibiner drip line.

Ashley: I would if I had the time and knowledge, if I could take this up as a full time job, man I would! :p I welcome anyone who wishes to contribute to content here at NaturalBushcraft.

tom: you should put a everyday trick bit on her so you could do things like fire from a coke can and a bar of chocholate and things like that

tom: great article on hammocks im moving to australia soon so ill probally be using one of those now instead of a tent (more safe from snakes and spiders) keep up the good work

tom: what is the axe book?

Ashley: The Axe Book is available again and they're flying out!

Daniel Chipchase: Thanks for the link to my video! I love the bushcraft way of life. See you in the forest! (sleepcatcher.co.uk)

Ashley: I've had tons of requests for the free axe book! I'll put them back on the site when I've worked my way through the first batch.

Ashley: ANDYB Im glad you enjoyed Woodland Valley & the list. So your local to Cornwall then? Perhaps we will catch up for a brew at Woodland Valley sometime. Get in touch on the contact-page if you want. All the best. Also thanks for your comments Ian!

Ian H: You site is pretty good so far keep it up (: i havent been doing bushcraft too long and the articles here are a good starter briliant , cheers

ANDYB: Thanks for camp site listing. Woodland Valley top place to visit. I think I owe you a brew for that one, cheers.

Scott: I just had a look at the hammocking article you have and it's very good. I think more people need to submit their pictures on here so we can see what people get up to in the wild.

Ed (BCUK): Cheers for the kendall mint cake tutorial .... I always wondered how I could make it at home :-)

Yarrow: Hey druids, how are u all?

aBUL: Ya you go ashley

Ashley: Well Ray, from Soap-Making to Knots, Charcloth to Tarp configs, its all here Mr Mears and there's hundreds more articles to come in the future ;) Thanks for visiting all, please tell others about the site.

Ray Mears: One in the hand is worth two in the bush

deanengland: thanks ash ive ordered a catalogue mate cheers

John: A couple of problems with the movie Into the wild. First moose meat dosen't look like that awful mess in the movie.(Must be road kill?) Anyone who has field dressed game would tell you. Second the plant that the kid ate is not posionious in most sources of information but some people have said its the seeds that are posionious? How could someone combat this problem in the bush? Since it takes more than a week to starve to death. Thankyou for putting together a great website

abushcrafter: how about a site search... [www]

Ashley: Take a look at GreenPete's guide for the Jig he made with a vice & file. Alternatively look at Axminster tools, u can get a free catalogue and they have bevel making tools in there. With my first knife I did the bevel solely by hand with hand-grinder & file, I've learnt my lesson the bevel was to steep.

deanenglandName: ashley im having trouble making the belvel on my knives mate just cant seem to get both sides even close to each other any advice mate

Ashley: Feel free to contact me via the menu and submit content in! Thanks all.

Ashley: Superb find deanengland! Great video. More updates in the coming week.

deanengland: check this vid out if you havent already seen it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UG0IhbRwaoc

Ashley: This chat-box is annoying it has a habit of breaking :(

Ashley: Thanks for all the positive feedback! I too greatly enjoyed 'Into the Wild'. You can purchase the DVD halfway down this page if you haven't seen it.

Brian, Cardiff: top web site ,very usful. keep it up

Scott: I watched Into The Wild today and it a really good film

gaspode: nice site .. hope to be a frequent visitor ..

deanengland: just wanna say thanks lads inspired by your forged i went strait out the back and made one never stoped making knives since thanks

drewdunnrespect: cheers for the recomendation i have odered two with wire gates and should be arriving any time soon

Ashley: I currently recommend using "Needle Sports Prowire Krab" they are £3.99 each (free delivery) very light and strong! Google that name they will come up top.

drewdunnrespect: dear ashley wear did you get you caribeaners from so you could do the hammock modification

Ashley: Howdy drew, Yeah I updated Pablo's blog in our links section, thanks. His blog at www.woodlife.co.uk is always interesting. Its a nice new address to.

drewdunnrespect: just to let u know pablo blogspot has moved have a look on blog to find new address

drewdunnrespect: hiya great site love it and just so you know its drewdunnrespect of bushcraftuk.com

mack: thanx ashley i think i've got it sorted now,thanx for your help

dutchdiablo: Lovely site , I loved the vid on knife making

Scott: Everytime i come on here theresmore and more

Ashley: I've just tested that email address from two locations, its working, please type it correctly or I cant help you.

mack: sent you an email ashley, it came back FAILED

Ashley: Thanks mfm, Fixed Thanks for the shout Cakey! Mack, I meant contact me via my page here on this site, 'Contact Me' from the menu on the left.

mfm: the link for the crusader cup hanger mod isnt working on the side menu? Great site btw

Cakey: hi, cakey from BCUK and trueways forums, thought id say hi, great site

Ashley: Hi Mack, I think BCUK might be having troubles at the mo, its going dreadfully slow for me. I'll be glad to help if I can, contact me via my contact page.

mack: having difficulty login on to bushcraftuk can you help

mack: looking forward to reading your info

mack: just found you this looks brilliantShout!

Ashley: Thanks for your feedback Cain, spread the word! The site is expanding almost daily, check back soon.

Cain: Just found this site and its quality. Cain

Ashley: Thanks Be, fixed already! New articles online!

Be: I like it - but the link to BCUK Bushmoots goes to the BCUK Magazine instead..

Ashley: Let me know if you like the new-menu. Is the writing to small? I can make it larger but im going to have a job fit everything in! Thanks.

Ashley: Sorry folks, the database glitched & I lost a few messages! Good news though: there are new articles avaliable!

Ashley: Thanks for all the positive comments & support. Im enjoying making new articles for you. Get involved add your photo to the new photo-area.

Scott: alright mate so you got the charcloth section on there now it's good

Alex: Hi, great site - just one suggestion: it seems there are lots of articles coming in and instead of having each title down the side how about have an 'articles' section, with a drop down menu in it? Just might make it easier to find things, rather than being mixed among videos, quote, bushmoots etc. But great site, great content, love the layout.

Steve: No, keep the music. Love the pipes and the Bushcraft Boyz. But I'm from Arizona, so subtitles might be nice.

Bogman10: Luv The site, Good Bear video lol, Look for Ron Hoods video's woodsmaster, and Bushtuckerman too!

niko: hi, i like this site

Matt Weir: A fine site with some good bushcraft info mate :o)

malente from BCUK: Hi there, love the site Keep it up Mike!

Ashley: BCUK Community welcome to my project! Much of this is dedicated to you

loz from bcuk: nice site 1!!!

Ashley: Thanks for your feedback Gary, appreciated. I've taken on what you've said, but I love that music! Its bliss to me I've compromised by implementing a script that should now make the music be the very last thing to load. Is that any better?

Gary: Would suggest getting rid of the background music, it slows the page down when loading, apart from that nice site

Ashley: For primitive weapons see "Making a Survival Bow with Mors Kochanski" in the videos section. Scott it was a pleasure. Thanks for posting all.

Scott Dursley: Cheers for the video of the bi-pod and thanks for showing how to make it

Scott Dursley: Great looking rabbit

kdbf22@gmail.com: I would like to know how to make primitive survival weapons.

Scott: I think i need to get some more kit mainly a tarp

Ashley: This is the first test message, hello Bushcrafters!