Couldn't say if its true or not ....
MINE HASN'T ARRIVED YET!
Couldn't say if its true or not ....
MINE HASN'T ARRIVED YET!
Has nowOriginally Posted by jus_young
a reminder why i dont buy it..
"Tracking is the road - bushcraft is the vehicle - Nature and wildlife is the destination."
http://www.woodlife.co.uk/woodlife-trails/
Got to admit - this may be a bit embaressing for them
Last edited by jus_young; 15-03-2011 at 08:13 PM. Reason: spelling
err a bit! id say so too buddy! lol .... with a mag like this giving out info on wild foods you would expect it to be spot on as incorrect info could lead to someone in hospital or dead...
"Tracking is the road - bushcraft is the vehicle - Nature and wildlife is the destination."
http://www.woodlife.co.uk/woodlife-trails/
How does your work colleague Pablo feel about this one then? Doesn't he write for the magazine?
If your so against it how come you promote the mag on your web site?
Err, they don't Justin. They promote Bushcraft and Survival Skills Magazine. Might be worth a short note to JP acknowledging that fact.
Martin
Sometimes your joy is the source of your smile, but sometimes your smile can be the source of your joy.
Good review on cooksets, nice to see the set I have coming in as runner up. Completely agree with them on this one and I didn't even pay that much for it.
Good magazine all round me thinks.
My appologies to all as its not in my nature to try and offend but looking back at the posts J_P copied in a post that statedErr, they don't Justin. They promote Bushcraft and Survival Skills Magazine. Might be worth a short note to JP acknowledging that fact.
Martin
Originally Posted by JonnyP
I have heard the latest copy of Bushcraft and survival mag has a picture of the fruit on some cuckoo pint (lords and ladies) and saying its rose hip.. Is this true..?
They are not two fruits you want to get mixed up.. Not good..
I am looking at the picture now unfortunately. Still love the magazine though.
Again my appologies to all.
Oh god, another thread with the potential to libel one organisation or another.
Happy days.
Martin
Sometimes your joy is the source of your smile, but sometimes your smile can be the source of your joy.
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