
Batoning Wood: When It Makes Sense and When It Doesn't
A simple question in the Primitive Camping & Bushcraft Facebook group opened up a much bigger discussion: Do you baton wood? Some people baton on nearly every trip. Others consider it knife abuse and ...
13 Heinä 29min

What Is the Point of Bushcraft If Modern Gear Works Better?
In this episode of the Primitive Camping and Bushcraft Podcast, Chris responds to a question from the Facebook group: If modern backpacking gear is lighter, stronger, and more comfortable, what is the...
6 Heinä 47min

The Backpack Debate: What 500 Comments Revealed
In this episode, we dive into one of the most active discussions to hit the Primitive Camping & Bushcraft community in recent months. What started as a photo of a loaded backpack quickly turned into a...
29 Kesä 37min

Mosquito Control: What Actually Works?
Mosquitoes have ruined more camping trips than bad weather, broken gear, and cold coffee combined. In this episode, Chris Speir discusses one of the most common problems faced by campers, hunters, fis...
15 Kesä 27min

From Gimmick to Essential: Campers Share Their Favorites
What piece of gear did you think was a gimmick until you actually tried it? That simple question generated a flood of responses inside the Primitive Camping & Bushcraft Facebook group. In this episode...
8 Kesä 26min

Are Hiking Chairs Worth Carrying? The Group Weighs In
The Primitive Camping & Bushcraft Facebook group has been growing fast, and with that growth comes some great discussions. In this episode, I take a look at a recent post that sparked a lively debate ...
1 Kesä 30min

Primitive Camping by Kayak
In this episode of the Primitive Camping and Bushcraft Podcast, Chris Speir breaks down why kayaks are one of the most overlooked tools in primitive camping.This is not about extreme whitewater or stu...
26 Tammi 34min




















