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  1. Keith H.
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    Veal Glue, Or Cake Soop, To Be Carried In The Pocket

    To make a Veal Glue, or Cake Soop, to be carried in the Pocket, TA K E a Leg of Veal, strip it of the Skin and the Fat, then take all the muscular...
    Thread by: Keith H., Jun 24, 2019, 0 replies, in forum: Food Storage - Canning/Freezing/Butchering/Prep
  2. Keith H.
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    Making 18th Century Spunks.

    Keith.
    Thread by: Keith H., Jun 16, 2019, 0 replies, in forum: Other Advanced Survival Skills
  3. Keith H.
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    Tools Of The Trade. My Personal Choice.

    View attachment 2587 Keith.
    Thread by: Keith H., Apr 21, 2019, 6 replies, in forum: Primitive Tools and Weapons
  4. Keith H.
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    Tools Of The Trade. My Personal Choice.

    View attachment 2586 Keith.
    Thread by: Keith H., Apr 21, 2019, 15 replies, in forum: Guns, Knives, Tools, Etc.
  5. sekelbos
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    A Primitive Stone Tool

    Here is a primitive stone tool [hand ax] that I've found in a remote cave in Limpopo. View attachment 2374 View attachment 2381
    Thread by: sekelbos, Mar 26, 2019, 4 replies, in forum: Primitive Tools
  6. Keith H.
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    Primitive Lighting.

    We lived for over 20 years with no electricity, we are still off grid, but now we have solar power. For those years without electricity our...
    Thread by: Keith H., Dec 18, 2018, 9 replies, in forum: Going Off The Grid
  7. Joshua_Gee
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    Bog Iron

    Hello all, new member here. Not an exact beginner to woodland survival but I would like others thoughts. So at a house I used to live in before we...
    Thread by: Joshua_Gee, Apr 4, 2018, 3 replies, in forum: General Q&A
  8. Keith H.
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    Backwoods Gunpowder Making.

    http://woodsrunnersdiary.blogspot.com.au/2016/04/backwoods-gunpowder-making.html
    Thread by: Keith H., Sep 25, 2017, 65 replies, in forum: Primitive Tools and Weapons
  9. Keith H.
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    Thoughts On Medical Equipment.

    If you are carrying good primitive sustainable equipment, there are items in your kit that can double as medical tools. Everyone should be...
    Thread by: Keith H., Jul 11, 2017, 0 replies, in forum: Primitive Tools and Weapons
  10. Keith H.
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    A Walk To The Theodore Indigenous Grinding Grooves

    Thread by: Keith H., Jun 29, 2017, 0 replies, in forum: Primitive Tools
  11. Keith H.
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    The Flintlock Pistol.

    Personally I prefer a smoothbore flintlock pistol of a large caliber. It is easy to load, can digest various sizes of shot or round ball or a...
    Thread by: Keith H., Jun 8, 2017, 0 replies, in forum: Pre-1900s Guns and Ammo
  12. Keith H.
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    Multiple Uses Of Tools

    It pays to think carefully about what your main aims are in survival before purchasing equipment. Sustainable is the main thing, no point in...
    Thread by: Keith H., Jun 8, 2017, 2 replies, in forum: Primitive Tools and Weapons
  13. Keith H.
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    Add To Watch List.

    In a major SHTF situation, your knowledge & experience of using primitive gear will be of the utmost importance, so I suggest that you add...
    Thread by: Keith H., Jun 8, 2017, 0 replies, in forum: The Hangout
  14. Keith H.
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    Add To Your Watch List.

    In a major SHTF situation, your knowledge & experience of using primitive gear will be of the utmost importance, so I suggest that you add...
    Thread by: Keith H., Jun 8, 2017, 1 replies, in forum: Newbie Corner
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    Weapons In The Wilderness

    Let's imagine that you are in the wilderness with no weapons: maybe you forgot them, you lose them or they broke someway. Anyway it's...
    Thread by: Xilkozuf, May 28, 2017, 3 replies, in forum: Guns, Knives, Tools, Etc.
  16. Keith H.
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    The Flintlock Smoothbore.

    The flintlock smoothbore in a fusil or musket is a very versatile tool, & in my opinion an excellent choice for long term wilderness living....
    Thread by: Keith H., Oct 27, 2016, 0 replies, in forum: Pre-1900s Guns and Ammo
  17. Keith H.
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    Soup, Stew and Hash - 18th Century Soldier Cooking

    Thread by: Keith H., Sep 15, 2016, 3 replies, in forum: Cooking and Cooking Utensils
  18. Keith H.
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    18th Century Soldier's Rations.

    Thread by: Keith H., Sep 15, 2016, 1 replies, in forum: Cooking and Cooking Utensils
  19. Keith H.
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    On Making Powder Horns.Safety First.

    http://woodsrunnersdiary.blogspot.com.au/2014/04/a-powder-horn-safety-test-in-belgium.html...
    Thread by: Keith H., Sep 10, 2016, 0 replies, in forum: Other Useful Objects
  20. Keith H.
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    The Joseph Method Of Flint & Steel Fire Lighting.

    Thread by: Keith H., Sep 1, 2016, 0 replies, in forum: All Resources About Fire
  21. Keith H.
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    18th Century Portable Soup.

    Thread by: Keith H., Aug 13, 2016, 0 replies, in forum: Food Storage - Canning/Freezing/Butchering/Prep
  22. Keith H.
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    Making Salt Pork 18th Century Style For Preserving.

    Thread by: Keith H., Aug 13, 2016, 0 replies, in forum: Food Storage - Canning/Freezing/Butchering/Prep
  23. Keith H.
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    Victorian Farm Episode I

    Thread by: Keith H., Aug 12, 2016, 0 replies, in forum: Finding, Identifying, and Preparing Food
  24. Keith H.
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    Tinder & Kindling Confusion.

    I note that some people get confused between what is tinder & what is kindling. This may have come about with the introduction of the...
    Thread by: Keith H., Aug 4, 2016, 1 replies, in forum: All Resources About Fire
  25. Keith H.
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    Long Term Wilderness Living. Colonial House.

    This is a great series produced by PBS. It shows the lives of people living a 17th century lifestyle in a new community. Well worth watching if...
    Thread by: Keith H., Jul 25, 2016, 0 replies, in forum: Wilderness
  26. Keith H.
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    Colonial House.

    This is a great series produced by PBS. It shows the lives of people living a 17th century lifestyle in a new community. Well worth watching if...
    Thread by: Keith H., Jul 25, 2016, 4 replies, in forum: Primitive Shelter
  27. Keith H.
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    A Different Perspective & A Way Of Life.

    An old post has just been re-opened on our group's forum in "The Survival Connection", & it made me think. Basically what the...
    Thread by: Keith H., Jul 13, 2016, 6 replies, in forum: The Hangout
  28. Keith H.
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    Wilderness Living. The Trail Snare.

    Thread by: Keith H., Jul 9, 2016, 0 replies, in forum: Long Term Wilderness Living Skills
  29. Keith H.
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    Primitive Fire Lighting. Plant tinders,Flint & Steel & Much More.

    Title: Primitive Fire lighting. ID: 9784776 Category: History Description: “Primitive Fire Lighting”, is a hands on guide to how to make fire...
    Thread by: Keith H., Jun 26, 2016, 2 replies, in forum: Books
  30. Keith H.
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    Cooking Stews On The Trail.

    Thread by: Keith H., Jun 24, 2016, 1 replies, in forum: Finding, Identifying, and Preparing Food
  31. Keith H.
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    18th Century Cooking. Military Rations.

    Thread by: Keith H., Jun 24, 2016, 1 replies, in forum: Finding, Identifying, and Preparing Food
  32. Keith H.
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    What Do You Carry For Making Fire?

    I use flint, steel & tinderbox for fire lighting because it is a sustainable & renewable method. This image shows my greased leather...
    Thread by: Keith H., Jun 22, 2016, 17 replies, in forum: All Resources About Fire
  33. Keith H.
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    Advantages Of The Tomahawk (Trade Axe).

    Advantages Of The Tomahawk (Trade Axe). It seems that these days every hand axe, belt axe & hatchet is called a tomahawk. This is...
    Thread by: Keith H., Jun 18, 2016, 2 replies, in forum: Primitive Tools and Weapons
  34. Keith H.
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    TEOTWAWKI. Survival. How Prepared Are You?

    View attachment 2319 TEOTWAWKI. Survival. How Prepared Are You? How prepared are you? Have you gone to any expense or put much time into your...
    Thread by: Keith H., Jun 17, 2016, 17 replies, in forum: The Apocalypse
  35. Keith H.
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    A List Of Skills For Long Term Wilderness Living/Survival.

    Woodsrunner’s Skills. New England Colonial Living History Group 1680-1760. This is a list of basic skills in which we expect an 18th century...
    Thread by: Keith H., Jun 16, 2016, 16 replies, in forum: Wilderness
  36. Keith H.
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    Lighting A Candle From A Tinderbox.

    Thread by: Keith H., Jun 15, 2016, 0 replies, in forum: Other Homesteading
  37. Keith H.
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    The Tinderlighter.

    Thread by: Keith H., Jun 15, 2016, 0 replies, in forum: Primitive Tools and Weapons
  38. Keith H.
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    Making 18th Century Spunks.

    Thread by: Keith H., Jun 15, 2016, 2 replies, in forum: Other Homesteading
  39. Keith H.
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    Tinderlighter Fire Lighting.

    Thread by: Keith H., Jun 15, 2016, 0 replies, in forum: Other Homesteading
  40. Keith H.
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    Lighting After The Fall.

    My family & I lived an 18th century lifestyle for over 20 years, in that time we tried & used various methods of primitive lighting. Here...
    Thread by: Keith H., Jun 15, 2016, 4 replies, in forum: Primitive Tools and Weapons
  41. Keith H.
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    Swords.Self-Defense.

    I own two swords, one I purchased off the shelf & customised myself, the other was custom made for me by a close friend who is a Bowyer &...
    Thread by: Keith H., Jun 11, 2016, 8 replies, in forum: Primitive Tools and Weapons
  42. Keith H.
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    Pemmican.

    Pemmican is an 18th & 19th century survival food. Some years ago a parcel of pemmican was dug up from a 19th century cache. After cutting away...
    Thread by: Keith H., Jun 10, 2016, 1 replies, in forum: Food Storage - Canning/Freezing/Butchering/Prep
  43. Keith H.
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    Long Term Sustainability-What Are You Doing?

    1) So how many of you are actually learning/practicing primitive skills in preparation, just in case? 2) How many of you are equipping...
    Thread by: Keith H., Jun 9, 2016, 2 replies, in forum: Wilderness
  44. Keith H.
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    The Wigwam.

    The Wigwam is NOT a Tipi. The Tipi is probably the best primitive shelter ever designed, but it does require animal skins for the covering &...
    Thread by: Keith H., Jun 5, 2016, 0 replies, in forum: Primitive Shelter
  45. Keith H.
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    Too Late mate-Up The Creek Without A Paddle!!!

    There are some wise people on this forum who have stated that once we no longer have electricity, we will have to rely on 18th century technology....
    Thread by: Keith H., Jun 3, 2016, 12 replies, in forum: Other Not Listed Situations
  46. Keith H.
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    Tent Vs Oilcloth.

    A tent is heavier to carry for one person unless it is a nylon tent. If one person is carrying a tent which is meant to shelter more than one...
    Thread by: Keith H., May 30, 2016, 1 replies, in forum: Natural, Temporary, and Permanent Shelter
  47. Keith H.
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    Haversack Video.

    Thread by: Keith H., May 28, 2016, 0 replies, in forum: Packs, Bags, and Other Craftsmanship
  48. Keith H.
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    A Woodsrunner's Day Part Four.

    Thread by: Keith H., May 28, 2016, 0 replies, in forum: Wilderness
  49. Keith H.
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    The Fire Bag or Fireworks Bag.

    The fire bag is used to contain the tinderbox along with flint & steel for fire lighting. The woodland Indians in the New World used a leather...
    Thread by: Keith H., May 27, 2016, 0 replies, in forum: Packs, Bags, and Other Craftsmanship
  50. Keith H.
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    Another Knapsack.

    This one belongs to one of my sons, each has his own knapsack. As you can see there are straps on the bottom of this one to secure the blanket...
    Thread by: Keith H., May 27, 2016, 1 replies, in forum: Packs, Bags, and Other Craftsmanship
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