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This is for the future of Bushcraft

This is for the future of Bushcraft

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This is for the future of Bushcraft & survival. Humans have done this Bushcraft technique for thousands of years and now it s my turn to give back to nature. James: Hi great to watch. its a privilege to be able to plant a tree and great to see your excitement at your first plantings! I've around 20-30 trees I've planted over the years as well as a natural hedge which hopefully others are caring for now. looking forward to owning a site again soon so I can continue, but nothing better than been able to add to your environment for generations rather than years. Very envious of the woodland!
Date: 2023-01-27

Comments and reviews: 13


If you are planting hundreds of trees, heeling them in makes sense. But for your numbers soak the whips' roots in water for a good hour before planting. Make a bigger slit, soak it and add a handful of slow release fertiliser. Your dad 'got it' when he said that the well-fed horse chestnut grew much more quickly/larger.
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You should try planting Bradford Pare trees they don't produce any fruit white flowers in spring last about 4 weeks great shade all summer also keep a great shape look good lining long driveways hundred foot long 40 foot apart. Great tree you will be glad you planted them.
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well done it should be done more we have a coppice wood here but it has been left and now its dying blue bells are only in the top end of the wood it used to be all blue shame we need more people to do this the planet needs our help all the best ill be watching
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If I was cutting kindling with my hatchet I would first place the axe head on the piece of wood then tap it down on the cutting block, with my non hatchet hand at the bottom of the piece of wood making it close to impossible to cutting my hand off
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They make a tool called a Hoedad, for planting trees.
Similar to a Hazel Hoe, but with a longer head.
You just chop it into the ground and lean, to make the hole. You use the handle, for leverage. Much easier for planting.

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Can you make a video detailing exactly what you would need for a year alone in the woods? What equipment would last that long etc? Do a challenge maybe? I know you re married so you probably can t stay out that long
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Been around for a long while now. Really enjoy your uploads. Do you have a video on how to tell what tree is what I would love to know how to identify the different trees. Cheers
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with all the clay you have in the soil, why not start doing some natural pottery for your area? would make for simple storage containers without bringing in all the plastic stuff
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You are one very lucky young man to have a dad like that ive got woods 50 metres away from me can't find out who owns them I'm desperate Michael cheers youngen will
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I planted a broadleaf wood of about two acres 33 years ago. These trees have now grown into young established trees which will well outlive me it s my legacy
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I m old and retired, recently got interested in bushcrafting and have acquired some tools and completed a few projects. I will continue this new adventure.
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What was the name of the tree nursery? They had a very good selection of trees and would like to have a look myself. Thank you.
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I literally thought on the thumbnail you were going to be making brooms. I think what you actually do is more worth while
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