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Wildlife, Tracking and Bushcraft Network

Woodlife Network

Woodlife is a social network for those interested in Wildlife, Tracking, Bushcraft and the Outdoors in general.

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The Woodlife Whetstone

Created by Pablo Aug 25, 2009 at 3:54pm. Last updated by Pablo Aug 25.

Silky Saw Grooup Buy

Created by Pablo Aug 25, 2009 at 3:52pm. Last updated by Pablo Aug 25.

Kukri House Handicraft Industry

Created by Pablo Jun 3, 2009 at 7:09pm. Last updated by Pablo Jun 3.

Resources Menu

Created by Pablo Nov 9, 2008 at 2:12pm. Last updated by Pablo Nov. 9, 2008.

Tracks and Signs Library

Created by Pablo Oct 9, 2008 at 9:46pm. Last updated by Pablo Oct. 24, 2008.

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Exploring Sharp Blades

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Events

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Kulling foxes -

Posted by Sam McQuaid on November 23, 2009 at 7:52pm

Primative Forging

Posted by JJJ on November 20, 2009 at 8:37pm — 3 Comments

Tv and photos of latest bushcraft event 13 -15 NOvemeber in Holland

Posted by Simon Quantrill on November 18, 2009 at 9:46pm — 3 Comments

At long last. The promised review.

Posted by Scott on November 13, 2009 at 5:00pm

Litefoot Bushcraft Knife

Posted by litefoot on November 9, 2009 at 10:49pm — 7 Comments

Welcome to Woodlife

Welcome to Woodlife. If you're new have a look here to see how all this works.
We have now turned on "membership approval" in an attempt to defeat spammers. All new members will now have to be approved by the Management Team. If you intend to join us, please be prepared to provide information about yourself. Thanks.
Pablo and the Woodlife Team.

Videos

tenons

Added by Karl Schram
Bushcraft international challenge KUKSA part 2

Added by Adrian Clarke
International Bushcraft fall challenge KUKSA!.wmv

Added by Adrian Clarke

Ray Mears' Northen Wilderness

Ray Mears' Northern Wilderness - Sundays at 8pm on BBC2 (UK TV)

Info and Guides

We've added a few more resources to the Info and Guides page. If you have any non-copyright material that might help others, please let us know.

Status Updates

If you go to your profile page you will see a status update box at the top of the page. This is an area where you can quickly update where you've been, what you're doing or what you're going to do like a mini blog. The update will appear on this front page under latest activity unless you don't want it to (you can change this in your privacy settings). Have fun!
Pablo and the Management Team.

Latest Activity

David Kraxner left a comment for Karl Schram

5 hours ago

David Kraxner left a comment for Pablo

5 hours ago

David Kraxner left a comment for Thunderdog

5 hours ago

David Kraxner left a comment for mike

5 hours ago

Karl Schram replied to mike's discussion 'woodworking tools' in the group Carving and Woodwork group

Thanks for the link David. I have been toying with making a pole lathe for a few years now and will definitely be checking out the site. Karl

8 hours ago

Karl Schram left a comment for Sam McQuaid

8 hours ago

Karl Schram commented on Karl Schram's video 'tenons'

Thanks Chris. Actually on this one I resorted to an electric drill with a forstner bit with a lead screw..the maple plank is miserably hard. In soft woods I prefer a brace with an auger bit or for larger diameters an expansion bit.

8 hours ago

Chris Grant commented on Karl Schram's video 'tenons'

Nice one Karl. I love the simple jig used to check the diameter of the ends. Simple :-) I hope Mike & Lee get a chance to compare notes about this with you. Do you do your drilling with an auger bit? Hand drill, brace? Thanks for sharing, CG

9 hours ago

Steve Jones replied to litefoot's discussion 'Northern Wilderness'

You're Sarah, I was perhaps a little hasty with that comment:) It is an interesting programme, and this weeks was very interesting. I have noticed that those who follow First Nation ways in Canada survived better:)) Making the Axe handle was more...

9 hours ago

Sam McQuaid left a comment for Thunderdog

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Sam McQuaid left a comment for Karl Schram

9 hours ago

DAVID HOPKINSON replied to mike's discussion 'woodworking tools' in the group Carving and Woodwork group

When I started bodging, I became a member of THE ASSOCOATION OF POLELATHE TURNERS AND GREEN WOODWORKERS, and over the years they have given me all sorts of good practial advice, on what tool to use for what, which woods to use, polelathes and shav...

10 hours ago

Karl Schram added a video

tenons

06:49

shaping the tenons for a new shaving horse. Ironically, I use my old shaving horse to do it.

10 hours ago

Chris Grant replied to UrbanWild's discussion 'Carving an Axe Handle'

I like poplar. Years ago I used it for sticks when there was no hazel. It's very flexible & light. It would have been interesting to see how it stood up. I have seen beech (uh oh) & birch handled axes in Eastern Europe. The Japanese use their va...

10 hours ago