Excellent content! This is the first ever bushcraft video that has highlighted plant types for site selection and avoidance. Thank you! Good awareness on your part!
Well said Sir. I love camping under juvenile pines. Dry, soft ground, and shelter from the wind. Over here some of our low land forests have dead falls in them so I always check what is above me before setting up camp. The other thing I look for is the size / number of trees near waterways as this generally gives a good indication as to how high the stream will flood. Good video Bro 🇬🇧 🇳🇿
Excellent content! This is the first ever bushcraft video that has highlighted plant types for site selection and avoidance. Thank you! Good awareness on your part!
Glad you enjoyed it! I don't think many people pay too much attention to plants, but they tell us so much.
Well said Sir. I love camping under juvenile pines. Dry, soft ground, and shelter from the wind. Over here some of our low land forests have dead falls in them so I always check what is above me before setting up camp. The other thing I look for is the size / number of trees near waterways as this generally gives a good indication as to how high the stream will flood. Good video Bro 🇬🇧 🇳🇿
Thanks for the tip.
At 1:48 and beech trees. Be aware that they shed large branches without warning.
Good tip, thanks. I read up about that and it seems common after a dry spell as they route quite shallow.
Watch out for ticks around bracken, especially if there are deer around.
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Thanks Mick, bit of a different one.