Canadian Bushcraft
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Hey Folks! We FINALLY finished Episode 59 late tonight. And so instead of waiting until Sunday we dropped it right now! In this episode, Caleb sits down with Ry the Adventure Guy and Nikki Satira to discuss two of the stranger stories of survival to come out of Ontario's Search and Rescue case files. Check it out here!... https://anchor.fm///Ep-59-Hardcore-Survival-Stories-eu0g9j

Hey Folks! We are not dropping a Podcast episode today. Due to time constraints from this past week and poor weather, we had to focus on a lot of other tasks and just didn't get time to record. We are hoping to have episode 59 out by Wednesday or Thursday at the absolute latest. We will post here when it drops! Sorry for the wait everyone!

Episode 58 of the Canadian Bushcraft Podcast dropped today. In this episode Caleb, Ry the Adventure Guy and Nikki Satira discuss all of the happenings of spring birdwatching. From cameras, to ethics, to birds to look out for, to places to get started. Find this episode on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Breaker, Podbean, Google Podcasts, Pocket Casts and wherever you listen to Podcasts.

Today at 2pm EST! Caleb will be going Live on the Indigenous Student Services at Fleming College Page, to demonstrate Anishinaabeg Sugar Bush traditions.

As the snow recedes and the ground warms up, plenty of people are going to be getting back into their regular foraging. We wanted to take this time to remind you about sustainable foraging practices.

Hey there Patrons! We're looking for your input for future episodes of the Canadian Bushcraft Podcast. So head on over to Patreon and make sure your voice is heard! Not a supporter, but want to have some creative say on what happens on the Podcast? Well click the link and join the Dragonfly Nation today. https://www.patreon.com/CanadianBushcraft

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Heads up to our supporters on Patreon! A new Patrons-Only Article dropped tonight!

Reminder about tonight's very special event! Chris Gilmour of Chris Outdoors fame is now hosting the highly anticipated "Nature's Forgotten Language" course, which you can find right here: https://canadianbushcraft--chrisoutdoors.thrivecart.com/na/... But wait! There's more! Tonight and many monday nights into the future, Chris is also running a FREE workshop called "Living with the Seasons". Each week, a special guest will be joining him, to share their perspectives of the land at that time. Tonight his guest is none other than our troublemaker Director Caleb Musgrave, who will be sharing a perspective of living with the seasons from a long-term, Indigenous perspective. Check out Living with the Seasons, the FREE online workshop, tonight, by clicking this link; https://canadianbushcraft--chrisoutdoors.thrivecart.com///

Back to Back episodes get dropped on Sunday! First, Ry the Adventure Guy, Nikki and Caleb sit down to discuss what virtues and skills make the best leaders, and how to become a better leader. Next the Patreon Selected Bonus Episode for January drops, as the CBP Crew discuss the natural history of one of the most adaptable and controversial critters in North America; the Coyote. Find these episodes Sunday Afternoon on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Breaker, Google Podcasts, PodBean, and other podcast platforms.

Today at 1pm, we are dropping Episode 36 of The Canadian Bushcraft Podcast. In this episode hosts Caleb Musgrave and Ry the Adventure Guy will discuss some general tips and tricks, and gear suggestions for winter camping. Tis the season to prepare for the cold! Find it and all of our other episodes on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Podcast Addict, Breaker and everywhere else you find good quality podcasts.

Friday at 3pm we will be going live at the Indigenous Student Services at Fleming College Page, where Caleb will be discussing all things Indigenous Food.

Our good friend Benjamin Bouchard of Baryonyx Knife Co. Fame just came out with the coolest axe design we have seen to date. Classic concepts, combined with a modern eye. This is the Forte Axe by Woox. https://wooxstore.com/products/axe-forte

Our good friend Paul McCarney of Landscapes and Letters just had one of his articles published on the world renowned hunting website Hunt To Eat. This article is about squirrel hunting, from an ecological lens. Caleb has spent countless hours hunting these arboreal critters with Paul, and both of them share a respectful love for them. This article is a great read. https://hunttoeat.com//plentiful-opportunities-squirrel-ec

A new Poll has been made for our Supporters over at Patreon. Help choose the bonus episode for the December Canadian Bushcraft Podcast line-up!