Primitive Camping & Bushcraft
The Primitive Camping & Bushcraft podcast, hosted by Chris Speir from Speiroutdoors, offers practical tips and insights to help outdoor enthusiasts enhance their wilderness skills.
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Batoning Wood: When It Makes Sense and When It Doesn't (opens the original)
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Batoning wood is one of those bushcraft topics that quickly divides the camp, but the real question is not whether the technique is good or bad. Chris breaks down the different viewpoints, when splitting wood with a knife actually solves a problem, and why good judgment matters more than proving what your knife can handle.
What Is the Point of Bushcraft If Modern Gear Works Better? (opens the original)
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Modern backpacking gear is lighter, stronger, and more comfortable than ever, so what is the real point of bushcraft anymore? In this episode, Chris breaks down the difference between camping, primitive camping, bushcraft, and survival while explaining why knowledge, practice, and preparation still matter more than whatever gear is sitting in your pack.
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