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  1. Questions On The Uses Of Birch Tar For Knife Handles

    Apr 27, 2016 · Can I use birch oil to stain a knife handle or does it have to be birch tar?And how to I go about making my own birch tar?What birch tree species works best?There's loads of white birch …

  2. Flora, Fauna & Funga - Bushcraft USA Forums

    Sep 17, 2025 · Uses for a birch tree,,, according to a birch tree Haggis Dec 18, 2025 Replies 2 Views 140 Dec 18, 2025

  3. Kuksa Carving Tips (from tree to finished kuksa) - Bushcraft USA Forums

    Jan 12, 2015 · The pith of a tree is where the cracks will begin and radiate from. So when harvesting a tree and cutting it into blanks it is very important to remove the pith as quickly as possible to prevent …

  4. Magnesium fire starters; we all know how to use them, but do we know ...

    Jan 31, 2020 · @Emjay Just drink some Birch tree water, it has like 95% of your daily magnesium per serving, 130% of manganese, like 3% of daily Zinc & 2 % daily calcium.

  5. Birch bark handle treatment - Bushcraft USA Forums

    Jan 30, 2016 · Birch bark is naturally filled with essencial oil and doesn't need much care. Also it will darken with use and the skin fat will coat the surface some more. If you're planning on crafting …

  6. Eastern red cedar - Bushcraft USA Forums

    Jan 12, 2018 · So in my neck of the woods in SW Ohio I do not have birch trees. So no birch bark for fire starting unless I savage some from the landscaping of a Kroger parking lot. I do however have a …

  7. (B) Tree Identification - Bushcraft USA Forums

    Apr 20, 2011 · OBJECTIVE: Identify native trees with only the aid of a Tree Identification Book (and/or Online Resource). DESCRIPTION: If you are new to Tree ID, the videos below will get you on your …

  8. crook knife giveaway nr2 - Bushcraft USA Forums

    Nov 26, 2008 · Sorry forgot to mention some are Birch some Crape Myrtle, some Bradford Pear, and the storm trooper is sycamore. I got the Birch and Bradford Pear my brother got me in Atlanta, the Crape …

  9. Rain & Fog [pic heavy] | Bushcraft USA Forums

    Nov 1, 2009 · Eastern hemlock, by far the dominant tree there, is pretty tough to chop, saw, split, and make feathersticks out of. We took advantage of a quick period without rain, and ended up just …

  10. Pine tar on a axe handle? - Bushcraft USA Forums

    Nov 25, 2014 · Birch is too soft for an axe handle - per a previous suggestion . Pine sap mixed with wood ashes and elk - moose - deer poop has been used for years on axe - cleaver and froe (for …