Video and Review: Bark River Mini Aurora Hunter
Looking for an excellent hunting/bushcraft/backpacking knife? This latest Bark River Mini Aurora Hunter may check all the boxes for you.
Make emergency kits | Use a concealed money belt to carry survival gear
A belt can do much more than hold up your pants. Work it right, and a standard money belt can be a component in your personal survival kit.
Sight in your rifle for maximum hunting success
I hunt wide open spaces out west, and in southern swamps with standing water. The zero setting on my rifle is never changed, and it always works really well.
Review: ‘Five Years After’ – a realistic look at what happens after an EMP disaster
The John Masterson series of books are scary realistic. The books tell about a small North Carolina community of Black Rock, and how the town works together to survive after an EMP strike sends the area back 100 years. The latest in the series, “Five Years After”, is about community…
Best bushcraft knife? I like the Bark River Aurora
If you’re searching for a survival and/or bushcraft knife, here’s some things to look for. I checked out the Bark River Aurora in 2014, and I am still impressed.
Review: Bark River Mini Gunny – Your Grail knife may be here!
The Bark River Gunny series of knives is one of my all-time favorite cutlery designs. The new Mini Gunny may end up being your favorite.
Bark River Bird and Trout Knife has great design, many uses
For small game and fishing, you need a light, handy knife for gutting and field dressing. That’s what the Bark River Bird and Trout Knife was designed for.
Check out this video review of the Bark River Liten Bror
It’s a beefed up, Scandinavian style knife. If you like Mora-style knives, you’ll probably love the Bark River Liten Bror.
Video adventure in the Oregon backcountry: Visit Pete French’s round barn
The historic Round Barn in the Oregon backcountry is well worth the drive to go see it.
The best bushcraft knife? We review the Bark River Bushcrafter
When it comes to bushcraft/survival knives, how much is enough? Here’s an offering from Bark River Knives that might be just what you need.
