Canadian Bushcraft "Off Grid" & Bushskills

[simplymy2sense]

Nicely done!

[5Cazador]

I mistook the title and thought that the video was going to represent Canadian life in the bush, but I figured it out when I saw how you cater to tourists. Congrats on merging a remote lifestyle while still capturing the tourist dollar, and letting that fund your livelihood.

[campfirepoetry]

@5Cazador

Hi there, we don't have typical tourists. Ross teaches University Biology students time to time, and teaches the provincial trapping course as well as going to womens groups etc. We live in the Bush. We would like to however, bring people out on the trapline and or bush living skills workshop here are our home place. Thank you for watching and comment.

[HalfQ]

Nice film, I enjoyed watching that thanks.

[shippen2010]

Nice site and vids Thank you MUCH

[mazadan]

a pukka way of life

[campfirepoetry]

@mazadan

Hi there, I saw your channel, thanks for the comment. Your stove is quite interesting. Deb

[mazadan]

@mazadan which stove Deb. ....i am away soon to the lake district here in the UK to make Mukluks and Mittens as well as felt boot liners

[campfirepoetry]

@mazadan Hi, what does "pukka" mean?

[mazadan]

@mazadan the word Pukka comes from india and has come to be used in everyday english for something good. it was picked up when during the days of the british empire when we were in india. veranda and pyjamas are two other words from many we picked up. hope this clarifies, all the best, peter

[campfirepoetry]

@mazadan Very interesting, thank you for the explanation.