Bush Guide
While the number of “correct ways” to do anything in the bush is directly proportional to the number of people discussing it around the camp fire (what’s that old gem about opinions being like assholes), this guide will hopefully provide you with some useful tips, tricks and techniques to make your time in the bush safer and more enjoyable.
As we add to it we hope to include everything from gear and other product reviews, safety techniques, navigation and bushcraft tips, food ideas, rope-work, book reviews, supplier recommendations and any other tidbits we think might be useful.
- Making a tape abseiling harness
- Making a retrievable anchor — abseiling double rope
- Refolding topographic maps to make them easier to use
- NEW: Canyoning footwear – 5.10 Canyoneer SAR versus the Dunlop Volley
- NEW: Lightweight bushwalking stove — Optimus Crux Lite
- Kong Hydrobot – Abseiling descender
- Summit Gear ‘Canyon’ pack
- Colo River Passes and Routes: A bushwalkers guide – Brian Corlis
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