2024 was the biggest year yet for the Georgia Bushcraft community, and we couldn't have done it without your support! No matter if you're attended every event, only it made it out once, bought something from the Oconee Outpost, or...

There's a special freedom that comes from foraging your own food and medicine in the wilderness. What seems like a highly specialized skillset in the current day was common knowledge just a few decades ago. While you can learn plenty...

We've already introduced a few instructors that you can expect to see at the 2024 Georgia Bushcraft Fall Gathering in part one of our Instructor Introduction, but there are dozens of them, and we wanted to share a few more...

Christmas is just around the corner, and the shopping days are ticking by! If you're looking to purchase something from the veteran bushcrafter on your list, or maybe you're looking to gift a beginner some great outdoor gear, you've come...

As we move into a new year, it's a great time to set some goals for 2025. If you feel like you don't have enough time to practice your skills, miss out on classes, and/or want to make more connections...

When you first dive into the world of bushcraft, it can be a bit overwhelming. It's easy to get lost in the world of bushcraft vs survival, what gear to buy, and countless other questions. However, knowledge is the most...

We hear a lot about a lot of medicinal plants in the bushcraft world, but the details on how to use them don't get as much attention. We are told the plants can be used as things like poultices, decoctions,...

Heading out for an overnight trip in the winter takes significantly more preparation and considerations than a milder trip. Learn how you can stay warm, get the best of your gear, and more with these ten winter camping tips.

There’s something primal about fishing with nothing but a line, a hook, and your hands. No rods, reels, or flashy tech—just you and the water. Handline fishing embodies the bushcraft ethos: simplicity, resourcefulness, and a connection to the land. Whether...

At its core, bushcraft involves using traditional skills and knowledge to thrive in natural environments. It encompasses skills such as building shelters, foraging for food, making tools, and starting fires using primitive methods. We've covered plenty of those skills here...