Bushcraft and Survival Thread

[pinoyapache]

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Camp Red just undertaken an eco-tour guide of fourteen social educators from Denmark on February 5, 2011. Did demo on bushcraft cooking using bamboo and passed by Busay Lut-od Falls.

CR did another island tour to another set of 17 Danes to the north of Cebu. Huge waves, caving and a climb to a lighthouse were the activities.

[pinoyapache]

Sorry folks, it's been a long while. Me and my buddies, Boy Toledo and Ernie Salomon just recently been to a free-flowing river in Argao, south of Cebu, PI on October 2-3, 2010. This time we were doing night hunting for fresh-water shrimps and crabs, edible frogs and, hopefully, some elvers. After about two hours sweating it out along the river catching our prey with scoop net or hand, we were able to collect several shrimps. We release all the crabs since most of it are the inedible type and the frogs since cooking these at a late late hour is quite complicated. Along the way we met many juvenile snakes lurking on the river bed waiting for their prey.

[pinoyapache]

I would like to congratulate you pinoyapache for starting this thread. Appreciate that there are also many survivalist and bushcrafters here in Cebu. If I would like to affiliate this group do you have any criteria and how I would fit in? Thank you and cheers to Camp Red.

Thank you very much @garner. I will PM you my number.

[The_Watcher]

this is very nice. I've never been a bonafide survivalist but I've always loved compasses, knives, whistles and fire-starters.

I learned whatever I can in scouting and my father taught me a lot(too bad, i've forgotten most of what he taught due to not being practiced).

I would like to join your group one of these days and be your videographer or photographer, if you want, for keepsakes.

let me know what you think sir. God bless.

and by the way, something seems to be wrong with facebook now so I can't see your page but I will try again later.

[pinoyapache]

this is very nice. I've never been a bonafide survivalist but I've always loved compasses, knives, whistles and fire-starters.

I learned whatever I can in scouting and my father taught me a lot(too bad, i've forgotten most of what he taught due to not being practiced).

I would like to join your group one of these days and be your videographer or photographer, if you want, for keepsakes.

let me know what you think sir. God bless.

and by the way, something seems to be wrong with facebook now so I can't see your page but I will try again later.

You are always welcome @The_Watcher. We have always room for talented people like you. PM me your email ad so I could send out an invite.

Meanwhile, this is the story of NOCTURNAL HUNTING IN ARGAO.

[The_Watcher]

You are always welcome @The_Watcher. We have always room for talented people like you. PM me your email ad so I could send out an invite.

Meanwhile, this is the story of NOCTURNAL HUNTING IN ARGAO.

sent you a PM sir.

you've had so much fun in Argao diay. your shrimps reminds me of the time I was in Bauang, La Union and catching and eating what the locals there call as "jumping salad" which is primarily fresh shrimp fries dipped into vinegar and eaten right away. although your shrimps were bigger, hehe.

[w@liboy]

Inviting anyone who is into bushcraft and outdoor-survival skills development. This thread will be dealing about knives and axe, map reading and navigation, hunting and foraging for food, endurance training, shelters and camping, fire and tinders, trap preparation, cooking and stoves, gear reviews, books and videos related to this thread, tracking, fishing, hiking and backpacking and anything that is common sense in our everyday lives.

For starters I will be featuring one of my companions on the trail - a Mantrack survival knife - where I wrote a review in my blog Merely My Opinion.

see you in the bush...

weee..nice ni sir...nahan ta ko mag kat-on.. just read about the guy in your blog na survivalist... inspiring pud...webe to me diri sa istorya....

[pinoyapache]

Going to Napo tomorrow as advance party for tree-planting on Sunday. No corporate sponsors, no seedling donors. Just me and Camp Red and Green*Point with support from EWIT Mountaineers and the mountain inhabitants with our stock of 9-month fruit trees.

If you'd like to take part, be there at Guadalupe church parking lot on Sunday, March 13. 6:00 AM-6:30 AM. Boy T will be there to facilitate you.

This is the itinerary.

[pinoyapache]

weee..nice ni sir...nahan ta ko mag kat-on.. just read about the guy in your blog na survivalist... inspiring pud...webe to me diri sa istorya....

Kumusta w@liboy...

[w@liboy]

Kumusta w@liboy...

hi sir! ok lang gihapon...nanginabuhi lang gihapon diri sa layong dapit.... Good luck sa tree planting sir!

regards sa camp red