Tuesday, 24 April 2012 09:38

One of the highlights of the bushcraft calendar is the Mayday Meet organized by our friends at The Bushcraft Magazine who’s strap line “reconnecting to the landscape” closely follows the ethos of our own work here at Badger Bushcraft.

Saturday, 14 April 2012 11:20

During a recent excursion to a Kent beach one of the young men, who searched amongst the rocks with great patience and dogged determination, collected the find of the day – a fossilised gastropod!

Tuesday, 10 April 2012 11:31

We were interested to read recently about a new mobile phone app that uses visual recognition software to help identify some of the North American tree species from photographs taken of the leaves, what an exciting use of modern technology and it is apparently free!

Wednesday, 21 March 2012 15:47

I’m not too sure that “boing, boing” perfectly describes or heralds the arrival of spring or that a day after the vernal equinox we are right to proclaim the “spring is here”, however it is my birthday and has always traditionally been the start of spring in my family for more years than I care to count.

Monday, 19 March 2012 09:57

We were down at out Kent farm site this Saturday to deliver our Bushcraft Family Learning Day Course to some wonderful families. We always enjoy this course and judging from the comments on the feedback forms all the families did too!

Tuesday, 06 March 2012 13:28

We have recently been playing around with infrared wildlife and trail cameras in the Kent countryside and some privately owned land that we have access to and thought it would be nice to share the results on the Badger Bushcraft Blog.

Thursday, 01 March 2012 03:46

A recent and rare morning off made for an early start to pack the Land Rover with a Inca, our Labrador Retriever, and a day sack with binoculars, camera, et al to journey to the south of The Swale for a long walk and a visit to the Oare Marshes Nature Reserve.

Tuesday, 28 February 2012 14:00

There has been no doubt that over the years duct and gaffer tape has certainly had a part to play in our adventures out of doors. Recently we started to look for different products for a variety of solutions and to get them in stock before they were needed.

Saturday, 25 February 2012 00:00

We have been using Nite GlowRings since 2007 and they are a tremendously useful source of light and last longer, are smaller and in the long-term more cost effective and environmentally friendly the chemical glow sticks.

Thursday, 23 February 2012 00:00

We have recently discovered a very interesting chap called Tim Daw who produces some products with some bold claims that includes "Unbreakable Boot & Shoe Laces" and “Unbreakable Starter Cords”. Badger Bushcraft will be putting these products to the test and featuring the results on the Kit – Tried and Test section of our blog.