Bushcraft & Survival Skills 1

Bushcraft & Survival Skills
1 - Survival personal Kit.

a. Navigation.
b. Water Filtration .
c. Survival Shelters.
d. Survival Weapons.
e. Fire-Starting Gear.
f. First Aid KIT.
g. Communication Gear.
h. Illumination Gear.
2 - Build a Fire.
Swedish torch.
Fire starter KIT.
Create fire with steel wire
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create fire with Battery.
3 AXE, KNIFE & SAW:

a. Axe.
Verry Important: Always keep you AXE BLADE covered, for your own protection and in the
same time to protect the blade.
Knife is a verry important and dangerous tools so please use it carefully.
A survival axe is your best friend in survival scenarios and general outdoor activities like
camping, backpacking, and hiking. These tools can be used in many ways, including self-
defense, but the primary use of a survival axe is to split wood, chop branches, shave wood, and
pound stakes.
The best AXE type for scout’s and survival

is the Hunting AXE, size 50cm.
The 2nd AXE choice is the BUSHCRAFT

AXE.
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How to cut and split big piece of wood with small AXE.
AXE can replace knife if

we do not have one.
Example cutting rope.
You can do small and

thin wood to start up a
fire.
AXE can replace hammer if we do not

have one.
Before using AXE as a hummer, you
need to cover the AXE blade to protect
yourself.
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Sharpening your AXE

blade always, by using
sharpening stone.
- How to hand over an AXE.

- AXE can be used for digging, especially in snow.
b. Knife.
Verry Important: Always keep you knife blade covered, for your own protection and in the same
time to protect the blade.
Knife is a verry important and dangerous tools so please use it carefully.
A knife is an essential survival tool that you should always have when heading out for an
outdoor adventure. It is both a knife and weapon, depending upon the situation you are in. If
you are a minimalist who would prefer to only carry a single tool that does most of the work, a
survival knife is your answer.
BUSHCRAFT or
Survival Knife.
Create tool with your knife to pull

off skin tree. This tool can be used
when you are building a shelter.
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Use your knife with fire starter
Use your knife to split large wood

Batoning
Batoning is a technique of cutting or
splitting wood with a knife and mallet or
other stick.
Use your knife to do small and thin wood

to start up a fire.
Sharpening your Knife blade always, by

using sharpening stone.
How to handover a knife
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- Cutting and Slicing

The survival knife is really helpful when you have to chop vegetables or other food items while
in the wilderness.
- Self Defense
Your survival knife can be a huge factor in self-defense. With it, you can ward off wild animals
and, in the worst case, even human attackers.
- First Aid
Outings into the wilderness have their pros and cons. There is a possibility that you might get
bruises, cuts or injuries. A survival knife can aid in first aid by cutting bandages or splints to
apply to wounds. You cannot take your safety for granted and a survival knife is indeed your
best ally.
- Building Shelter
A survival knife can be truly versatile, and if you do not have a saw or a hatchet then it comes in
handy when you need to build a shelter. You can use it to cut wood and other materials that you
might need. The knife also helps when putting a tent together.
c. Saw.
Verry Important: Always keep you saw blade covered, for your own protection and in the same
time to protect the blade.
Wood on the foot. Small saw.
Saw between legs. Big Saw.
Wood under your legs. Small saw.
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Joining 2 piece of wood

together with a saw.
Making round opening in the wood, it can be use during a shelter building.
Use small saw attached to a long or medium stick to cut branches u cannot reach to make fire.
We use this method when it’s raining or after the rain, because all the wood on the floor will
be wet, but the dead wood who still attached the tree will stay dry from inside and full of wax,
will help you to start fire faster.
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When we cut wood always part of the wood

needs to be in the air, it will make the cut
easy.
For the heavy wood better to create

tripod to make the wood cut easy.
4 Survival shelter.
So why is shelter needed for survival? A shelter can protect you from severe conditions, such as
extreme heat, cold, wind and rain. It has a microclimate where you can rest, sleep and hide from
animals. A shelter is also the base where you store your water, food and essential equipment.
Fully wood shelter.
Bamboo Shelter.
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Wood & Mud Shelter
Wood & Leaves.
Clean fill shelter
Wood & M
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1 - Survival personal Kit.

Fire starter KIT.

Create fire with steel wire

create fire with Battery.

3 AXE, KNIFE & SAW:

The best AXE type for scout’s and survival

The 2nd AXE choice is the BUSHCRAFT

AXE can replace knife if

Example cutting rope.

You can do small and

AXE can replace hammer if we do not

Sharpening your AXE

- How to hand over an AXE.

Create tool with your knife to pull

Use your knife with fire starter

Use your knife to split large wood

Use your knife to do small and thin wood

Sharpening your Knife blade always, by

How to handover a knife

- Cutting and Slicing

Wood on the foot. Small saw.

Saw between legs. Big Saw.

Wood under your legs. Small saw.

Joining 2 piece of wood

When we cut wood always part of the wood

For the heavy wood better to create

Fully wood shelter.

Wood & Mud Shelter

Wood & Leaves.

Clean fill shelter

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