Category: Outdoors
Knowing how to sharpen a knife when finding yourself without the typical knife sharpening tools such as a Whetstone, Diamond Stone, or Honing Rod (Sharpening Steel) can help you achieved the desired result without the ...
Men don’t need kitchens, we don’t need electricity, we don’t even need oil or gas to cook our food, all we need is a hole, wood, a match, and maybe some tinfoil so we’re not ...
Knowing how to hold your breath longer is helpful for many sports, hobbies, interests, or even just state of mind. The following ‘how to’ outlines a couple of techniques that should greatly increase your ‘bottom ...
Knowing how to gut a rabbit (field dress) properly will ensure that the meat is left unspoilt and that you minimise the risk of ingesting any nasty parasites or bacteria. Act as quickly as possible ...
Knowing how to gut a fish properly can keep a potentially delicious meal from either being spoilt or potentially not happening whatsoever. Although all fish differ slightly, this ‘how to’ will explain how to prepare ...
Knowing How to find true North without a compass isn’t the most straight forward of tasks, especially if you’re limited to only one technique. These multiple techniques should hopefully get you out of any navigational ...
Knowing how to fillet round fish such as mackerel, sea bass, sea bream, haddock, mullet, tuna, wahoo, pollack, dolphin fish, snapper and john dory etc, will ensure that you get the maximum amount of fillet ...
Knowing how to clean your gutters properly can save you a fortune on repairs or blocked drains. Keep an eye on water flow when it rains to check for leaks and potential blocks. The following ...
Knowing how to make wood carvings can provide you with endless hours of productive ‘garage time’ and maximise the quality of your output. There a 4 main ways to carve wood: Whittling, carving in the ...
Knowing how to treat sunburn can save you endless hours of pain, discomfort and possibly even scarring. Depending on the severity of the sunburn depends on how ‘committed’ to the treatment you’re going to have ...
