Mors Kochanski Bushcaft Series - 7 DVD Set
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Mors Kochanski has spent a lifetime gathering Bushcraft knowledge and has been an instructor for over 40 years.
Wilderness enthusiasts, teachers, and people who make their living in the bush will find this 7-DVD series an invaluable addition to their educational libraries.
This set Contains:
- Birth of Fire (118 minutes)
- Bushcraft Fires (111 minutes)
- BushcraftShelters (113 minutes)
- Blades: Sharpening and Safe Use (94 minutes)
- Bush Knots (118 minutes)
- Clothing & Sleeping Bags (94 minutes)
- Sticks as Tools and Implements (94 minutes)
*See below for more information on each of these DVDs
DVD Info:
Birth of Fire
(118 minutes)
Mors Kochanski has spent a lifetime gathering Bushcraft knowledge and has been an instructor for over 40 years. Wilderness enthusiasts, teachers, and people who make their living in the bush will find this DVD an invaluable addition to their educational libraries. In this 1 hour and 58 minute DVD, Mors explains what ignition materials to look for, how to use them, and the difference between tinder and kindling. Topics include: Twig Bundle, Feather Stick, Quartzite, Flint and Steel, Resin, Tinder, Parabolic Mirror, Metal Match, Fire Piston, Bow Drill, Pump Drill, Pull Drill, Hand Drill, Wet Bundle Ignition, and having fun with fire.
Bushcraft Fires
(111 minutes)
Mors Kochanski has spent a lifetime gathering Bushcraft knowledge and has been an instructor for over 40 years. Wilderness enthusiasts, teachers, and people who make their living in the bush will find this DVD an invaluable addition to their educational libraries. In this 1 hour and 51 minute DVD, Mors goes into thorough detail about fire construction, including the physics of fire and fire lays. Topics include: King of Fires, Wall Back, Two Log, Three Log, Stump Stove, Crosswood Configuration, Star Configuration, Signal Fire, Oven Fire, and putting out a fire.
Bushcraft Shelters
(113 minutes)
Mors Kochanski has spent a lifetime gathering Bushcraft knowledge and has been an instructor for over 40 years. Wilderness enthusiasts, teachers, and people who make their living in the bush will find this DVD an invaluable addition to their educational libraries. In this 1 hour and 53 minute DVD, Mors covers the construction and physics of survival shelters, using both natural materials and modern survival kit components. Topics include: Thermal Mass Lean-To, Bushcraft Shelter, Kochanski Super Shelter, Moveable Super Shelter, Quicky Super Shelter, Deluxe Super Shelter, Parachute Teepee, and Steam Bath. Bonus material: Cooking Fire Suspension System and My Precious pot.
Blades: Sharpening and Safe Use
(94 minutes)
A dull knife is dangerous. How many times have we heard this? Learn how to sharpen knives and axes to a shaving sharpness. Learn about the most common injuries with the knife and axe and how to avoid these painful and embarrassing cuts. Learn how to sharpen a Swede saw and more importantly how to handle a Swede saw safely.
Bush Knots (Are you knot literate)?
(118 minutes)
What type of knot do I need and how do I tie it? Knots are one of those skills that you need practice at. Here is an easy how-tolearn going step by step by one of the top instructors in North America. Learn the most useful knots that will hold 2 to 20 sticks together and are easy to tie. Learn the tricks from a master.
Clothing & Sleeping Bags
(94 minutes)
Nothing out ranks clothing as the most significant factor in successful survival in the Northern Forest. How much clothing and what types work best in the Northern Forest? Sleep is often neglected by many people, but it ranks in the top 3 for a successful wilderness living, survival episode. What is a good sleeping bag? What thickness do you need as the temperature drops?
Sticks as Tools and Implements
(94 minutes)
Snowshoes, pack frames, saw frames and axe handles. Exceptionally handy tools for Wilderness Living that will make your stay in the woods more comfortable. Learn to make snowshoes from small trees, pack frames from 3 sticks to carry those awkward loads, saw frames from 1 stick for those Swede saw blades, to fall large trees. How to build an axe handle from a birch tree.
(118 minutes)
Mors Kochanski has spent a lifetime gathering Bushcraft knowledge and has been an instructor for over 40 years. Wilderness enthusiasts, teachers, and people who make their living in the bush will find this DVD an invaluable addition to their educational libraries. In this 1 hour and 58 minute DVD, Mors explains what ignition materials to look for, how to use them, and the difference between tinder and kindling. Topics include: Twig Bundle, Feather Stick, Quartzite, Flint and Steel, Resin, Tinder, Parabolic Mirror, Metal Match, Fire Piston, Bow Drill, Pump Drill, Pull Drill, Hand Drill, Wet Bundle Ignition, and having fun with fire.
Bushcraft Fires
(111 minutes)
Mors Kochanski has spent a lifetime gathering Bushcraft knowledge and has been an instructor for over 40 years. Wilderness enthusiasts, teachers, and people who make their living in the bush will find this DVD an invaluable addition to their educational libraries. In this 1 hour and 51 minute DVD, Mors goes into thorough detail about fire construction, including the physics of fire and fire lays. Topics include: King of Fires, Wall Back, Two Log, Three Log, Stump Stove, Crosswood Configuration, Star Configuration, Signal Fire, Oven Fire, and putting out a fire.
Bushcraft Shelters
(113 minutes)
Mors Kochanski has spent a lifetime gathering Bushcraft knowledge and has been an instructor for over 40 years. Wilderness enthusiasts, teachers, and people who make their living in the bush will find this DVD an invaluable addition to their educational libraries. In this 1 hour and 53 minute DVD, Mors covers the construction and physics of survival shelters, using both natural materials and modern survival kit components. Topics include: Thermal Mass Lean-To, Bushcraft Shelter, Kochanski Super Shelter, Moveable Super Shelter, Quicky Super Shelter, Deluxe Super Shelter, Parachute Teepee, and Steam Bath. Bonus material: Cooking Fire Suspension System and My Precious pot.
Blades: Sharpening and Safe Use
(94 minutes)
A dull knife is dangerous. How many times have we heard this? Learn how to sharpen knives and axes to a shaving sharpness. Learn about the most common injuries with the knife and axe and how to avoid these painful and embarrassing cuts. Learn how to sharpen a Swede saw and more importantly how to handle a Swede saw safely.
Bush Knots (Are you knot literate)?
(118 minutes)
What type of knot do I need and how do I tie it? Knots are one of those skills that you need practice at. Here is an easy how-tolearn going step by step by one of the top instructors in North America. Learn the most useful knots that will hold 2 to 20 sticks together and are easy to tie. Learn the tricks from a master.
Clothing & Sleeping Bags
(94 minutes)
Nothing out ranks clothing as the most significant factor in successful survival in the Northern Forest. How much clothing and what types work best in the Northern Forest? Sleep is often neglected by many people, but it ranks in the top 3 for a successful wilderness living, survival episode. What is a good sleeping bag? What thickness do you need as the temperature drops?
Sticks as Tools and Implements
(94 minutes)
Snowshoes, pack frames, saw frames and axe handles. Exceptionally handy tools for Wilderness Living that will make your stay in the woods more comfortable. Learn to make snowshoes from small trees, pack frames from 3 sticks to carry those awkward loads, saw frames from 1 stick for those Swede saw blades, to fall large trees. How to build an axe handle from a birch tree.