Jack Mountain Bushcraft Journal 19: Philosophy Of Bushcra...

In episode 19 Tim talks about the philosophy of bushcraft and how it shapes the curriculum at Jack Mountain. Shot during the fall, 2008 semester program, it includes footage of our field school in northern Maine and the clear waters of the Aroostook River. Part 1 of 2, and soon to be available as an HD DVD - check our site for more details.

http://www.jackmtn.com

This film can be viewed as a single file in higher definition on our blip.tv channel at:

http://jmbj.blip.tv/

Shot and edited by our friend Tom Clayton at http://www.documentarycamera.com

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• bushcraft
• canoe
• pack
• basket

[desertcamelbak]

where is your school located???

[JMBushcraft]

Masardis, Maine.

[wildlifeed]

This has to be the most honest and best defintion of bushcraft. This video has both enriched and inspired me. Thank you for this great video experience. It is always a pleasure to watch your videos. 5/5, I wish I could give more. ED

[JMBushcraft]

Thanks for the kind word Ed. This is a two-part video, and I'll put up part 2 soon.

[95civex]

wow. where can i sign up?

[MrVoiceofreason123]

I really want to take one of your fall semester courses, but I have to wait three years until I graduate from college and have time to take it.

[EQUIPnTRIP]

Yes, "the living is more of a lesson than the skills".

Excellent video!

[dswansoniceman]

amazing video. you are truly inspiring!

[icychap]

Great video. Well made, informative, and enjoyable.

[iwanderabout]

wonderful! not only do I want to learn more about bushcraft, alot of my questions about the crafting of pack baskets have been answered. I cant wait to see part 2!

[keagohome1]

really good video. the music in the begining was great.

[bruc33ef]

Beautiful film, Tim (I like the music, too!). Looking forward to Part II.