Archive for November, 2006
What a week!
November 26th, 2006
I had a terrible week last week. Work was too busy and family issues interfered with bushcraft arrangements. I had too many drinks on my birthday and took two days to recover! Luckily all was sorted out by the end of the week but at the expense of me forgetting to put in my field shoot registration. To top it all, the weekend brought very high winds... Read More
Happy Anniversary
November 23rd, 2006
Today is the first anniversary of this blog. I’ve done 57 entries and had 152 profile views. I’m amazed that the number of post views has risen from 0 to 824 per month over the year. Visitors have ‘dropped in’ from literally all over the world. West to East coast USA, nearly all the European countries, Australia, Africa, Sweden,... Read More
Blast Match
November 19th, 2006
I’ve been practicing with the bow nearly all weekend. Oh…you’re back then! You didn’t need to spend so long there! Unlike the game, this is getting quite an expensive past-time as I’ve lost 2 arrows and broken 2 others. At this rate I won’t have any arrows left for the field shoot next weekend. I’ve decided that... Read More
Tags: kit, reviews
Snap (again)
November 16th, 2006
It seems we’ve done it again. As Sam reports on the delivery of his NRA kit, I’m planning how to put the same kit through it’s paces. Again courtesy of American Bushman and JRE Industries, I’ve received the same package. Also in the package was a shiny new Bark River PSK that American Bushman has already looked at. I admit to... Read More
Tags: kit, woods
Everyone’s talking about it
November 14th, 2006
While Sam and the American Bushman talk about muzzle loading rifles, unbelievably at the same time, my attention has also switched to all things missile-firing, but in a more primitive way. Must be a winter thing when the ground is too soggy to camp. I have renewed my interest in archery and in particular field archery (as opposed to target shooting).... Read More





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