Bushcraft On Fire Radio : 05/29/2014: Preparing 1st, Physical Issues and Bicycles

Thursday, 05/29/2014 at 8:00PM EDT

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JacKatMtn
Semperfortis
David Wendell
Ahabstar
Bear Truth
XPert11
TheRedNeck

Hour One

Preparing for an "Outdoor Adventure"
Packs
Knives
Water
Food
ETC

Hour Two

Serious Physical Issues

Hour Three

Bicycles .. YES .. BICYCLES...


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a reply to: semperfortis

Bicycles are a smart mode of transportation, as long as you are fit and able. No gas, diesel or batteries required. Just enough fuel for you, the pedal pusher.

Carry a few spare parts and tools for repair...and you are off.

BT

I will most likely tune in as I have always been interested in survivalist techniques.

a reply to: InTheLight

Please do join us. We talk about many different things.

We have a variety of different people who have different life experiences, so we cover diverse topics.

Hope you can join us!

BT

a reply to: BearTruth

Police Auctions - Military Tactical Gear
Don't show this to Garth, he will out-bid us all!!
The sporting goods section has "survival"...a duffle-bag has $1 bid right now.
They may have bicycles occassionally...real cheap.

a reply to: BearTruth

I've yet to be able to 'hear' one of these shows due to the time zone difference. The announced topics have a real personal appeal for me. I hope this show continues long enough for me to make one live.

You guys can plug one for me and talk about how scary it is to face some Joe wielding a bicycle chain in self defense.

a reply to: Granite

Guess where I am going shopping next time.

Thank you so much.

BT

a reply to: Snarl

Snarl, I will see what we can do!

I know 'live' is better, but you can always go listen to the rewinds. But do try to make it when you can.

BT

a reply to: BearTruth

originally posted by: BearTruth
a reply to: InTheLight

Please do join us. We talk about many different things.

We have a variety of different people who have different life experiences, so we cover diverse topics.

Hope you can join us!

BT

I certainly will try to join you, but I'm not too sure about the bicycle in the wilderness scenario, but that's why I should tune in, right?

Bike-packing, I was wondering when we would get there. It's been quite awhile since I had a sling for my bike and saddlebags on it - Got to sling-carry the bike from time to time when things are only passable on foot but it can be comfortable enough for short distances, and although the bike's packs can be a bit awkward for a long carry it's nice to let the bike do most of the packing most of the time. I still ride a mountain bike around the neighborhood, but that's mostly for evening taco runs or out for a breakfast smoothie. Just hoping that is all the rugged it needs to get, but nice to be ready for the worse.

I wonder if trailers would hinder or help this scenario?

Hey guys I'm here & excited about the show. I haven't taken a trip
so to say on me bike...but then I have. I did the AIDS ride 2 yrs
in a row from northern San Fransisco to Los Angeles...575 miles.

I trained on the fire trails...so a mountain bike is extremely beneficial
as far as I'm concerned. Looking forward to another great show!

Cheers
Ektar

I wish I was not deaf......pisses me off sometimes and this is one of them.
Everybody enjoy the program and if you can let me know how good it was.

Regards, Iwinder

originally posted by: Iwinder
I wish I was not deaf......pisses me off sometimes and this is one of them.
Everybody enjoy the program and if you can let me know how good it was.

Regards, Iwinder

So, far it's alot of fun with some good survival information and, most of all, actual personal experiences.

Dude come on...yes the desert is warm during the day & cool at night...you
need to go at the right time of the year. the desert ids bloody beautiful!
No problems with insects & really not many problems...just beauty.

Ok you cannot compare to Cades Cove...not fair. it is also a beauty!

Cheers
Ektar

a reply to: InTheLight

For a very long distance journey, I would expect that the trailer would be an advantage.

You would just have to learn your limits on packing it, and practice with a full pack for your endurance.

BT

a reply to: InTheLight

That is what makes us unique. We talk from the heart, and from experience with our personal preferences. There is usually something that everyone can relate to.

We get to the nitty gritty of the subject.

BT

originally posted by: BearTruth
a reply to: InTheLight



That is what makes us unique. We talk from the heart, and from experience with our personal preferences. There is usually something that everyone can relate to.



We get to the nitty gritty of the subject.

BT

That's why I am still listening.

originally posted by: InTheLight

originally posted by: Iwinder
I wish I was not deaf......pisses me off sometimes and this is one of them.
Everybody enjoy the program and if you can let me know how good it was.

Regards, Iwinder

So, far it's alot of fun with some good survival information and, most of all, actual personal experiences.

Thank You

Regards, Iwinder