Bushcrafts

Bushcrafts refer to the ancient skills and knowledge that enabled the Ojibwa to survive and even thrive in the natural environment.

Bushcraft skills include firecraft, tracking, hunting, building shelters, the use of tools such as knives and axes, foraging, hand-carving wood, container construction from natural materials, rope and twine-making, and many others.

Many of the skills are still practiced today by folks who live in the northern communities. Here's what I've written up so far:

• crooked knife
• brain tanning
• rawhide glue