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Bushcraft Skill Day
Joe demonstrates how to harvest hook material, make backpack hangers, collect and split firewood, baton wood, carve feather sticks, start a fire with ferro rod, tie a Canadian jam knot, and pitch a tarp shelter.
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Joe demonstrates how to harvest hook material, make backpack hangers, collect and split firewood, baton wood, carve feather sticks, start a fire with ferro rod, tie a Canadian jam knot, and pitch a tarp shelter. This video covers hook-and-hanger-carving, firewood-processing, batoning, feather-sticks, ferro-rod-fire-starting, canadian-jam-knot, tarp-shelter and is featured among our top picks for shelter.
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