Bushcraft Camp July 2012

[AdrianRose]

Hi Folks

I've just managed to get out for a long weekend and shot a couple of videos, the first was the review of the Czech bedroll which is here on NB somewhere.

The second is a generic one of the camp in which I cooked some salmon using the split stick method I saw years ago on a Ray Mears programme.

Hope that you like it......




Ade

[NeedABrew]

Excellent! I'm definitely going to give that split stick method a try although I did find myself cringing slightly and thinking 'PLEASE don't slip with the knife!!' whilst you were cutting the split towards your left arm. I know there's not really any other way to do it where you were and that you are obviously well practised with a knife but still...

Thanks for posting Ade.

[FishyFolk]

Nice video. That is the way I cook all sorts of fish, including cod and coalfish as well if I do it over a fire. :-)

[AL...]

Great vid Ade Thanks for sharin mate

Cheers
AL

[alvino78]

spot on!!!

[Kernowek Scouser]

That salmon looked, well good enough to eat. Never tried that cooking method, but having seen this video, I definitely want to if I get the chance.

Grand as always, thanks for sharing

[AdrianRose]

Thanks folks. I have to say that it was one of my favourite camps I have ever done.

The weather was perfect, the deer tracks were everywhere, the salmon tasted amazing and we got to watch a young Roe deer for a while too.

I'm going back there again in August so more films to follow as there are a few things I want to try out/practice.

All the best for now and thanks again for all the comments.

Ade.

[AdrianRose]

Excellent! I'm definitely going to give that split stick method a try although I did find myself cringing slightly and thinking 'PLEASE don't slip with the knife!!' whilst you were cutting the split towards your left arm. I know there's not really any other way to do it where you were and that you are obviously well practised with a knife but still...

Thanks for posting Ade.

Thanks for the concern buddy. It's much appreciated. I guess in hindsight it wasn't the safest use of a knife ever caught on film.

Ade

[treefrog]

Great video, great website!

Jack

[airbornelondon]

great vid adrian