Winter Bushcraft Skills: A Trio Of Videos

Axe, saw and woodpile
Winter bushcraft skills make efficient work of jobs such as firewood processing. Photo: Paul Kirtley
Last winter I filmed a number of winter skills videos, which I added to my YouTube channel.

I wanted to bring them to your attention here on the Frontier Bushcraft Blog, so that you can see them all in one place.

We’re now gearing up for winter programmes (plus I have a few more winter bushcraft videos up my sleeve), so we hope this blog post whets your appetite.

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Winter Bushcraft Skills: Tree Felling For Firewood

 

Axe Techniques: Firewood Splitting on Snow

 

Choosing An Axe For Winter Camping And Travel

 

Let us know what you think of these videos in the comments below. PLUS leave us a comment if you’d like to learn more about other winter bushcraft skills…

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Paul Kirtley is Founder and Chief Instructor of Frontier Bushcraft. He has had a lifelong passion for the great outdoors and gains great satisfaction from helping others enjoy it too. Paul writes the UK's leading bushcraft blog. He is the author of Wilderness Axe Skills and Campcraft, as well as having contributed to several other books. Paul has been involved in teaching bushcraft since 2003. He is also a Canoe Leader, British Canoeing Level 3 Canoe Coach and UK Summer Mountain Leader.

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6 Responses

  1. Jake Pyett
    | Reply

    Awesome videos Paul 🙂 the northern forest looks beautiful
    I’m really looking forward to your new Youtube videos!

    Jake Pyett

    • Paul Kirtley
      | Reply

      Hi Jake,

      It’s good to hear from you. Thanks for your comments – I’m glad you liked these videos. I love the northern forest and really look forward to getting back up there. There are more YouTube videos planned (including winter skills). Watch this space!…

      Warm regards,

      Paul

  2. Mark H
    | Reply

    Thank you Paul.
    Superb videos ,rekindling my love of that environment. Superb skills making axe use safe and adaptable.
    Go well
    Mark

  3. Craig
    | Reply

    As always, thanks for sharing your knowledge and skills. Good vids – learned healthy safety tips to make me less clumsy ;)). Look forward to more of your vids. Keep well and warm

  4. Matt
    | Reply

    Hey Paul, great videos, really useful stuff, especially where I am living in Northern Canada!

  5. Matt
    | Reply

    Hey Paul, really useful stuff, especially for where I am in northern Canada!

    All the best,

    Matt

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