Sitivien ST128 Folding Knife, Awesome Work EDC

While surfing for interesting knives I have not come across before and here you go. A company I have not dealt with before. This one came to my attention. I am a big Sod buster/ work knife guy. One blade for all tasks and perfect for a work EDC.

Remember just because you never heard of thm does not mean you cannot learn from them.

Knowledge is a survival skill

Novice Survivalist

Kershaw Taskmaster Folding Saw – Its a monster for a folder saw

This folding saw surprised me. I never knew Kershaw Knives even made em. This guy is as good if not better than my Bacho which I am never without when trudging in the bush.

Always be prepared. Knowledge is a survival Skill.

Be safe

NS

Rough Ryder Faded Blue Jeans Swayback Whittler – It’s a looker with my 2 favorite Blades

I love a good whittling knife. And Rough Ryder did a fantastic job on this little beauty. With the Faded Jean handle and the orange hi lites between the liners and topping with my 2 favorite Blades for whittling it had to come home.

Remember knowledge is a survival skill

The Novice Survivalist

EDC update – Marbles and Zippo, My Perfect combo

While surfing on line I came across 2 of my favorite carries. So I combined them to get one.

Be safe out there and always keep your EDC updated. You never know when you may just need it

Novice Survivalist

Retrospec Drifter 25-30 inch Snowshoes – Perfect for the novice snow trudger.

One thing I love about a 4 season state is you get to enjoy all types of weather in the outdoors. One thing I love is a trudge for a cuppa coffee after a good snow fall.

It’s quiet, typically nobody else seen. And beautiful to trudge thru. Except the trudge can get difficult if you are like me who wanders of the beaten path.

The snow hides all. Including holes, Fallen branches rocks etc. Which can be a problem.

What to do. Well I know snow people and one of them introduced me to snow shoes. Something I had not really considered untill I tried them. The joy. So went shopping here’s what I found

Remember others can teach you a survival skill. Stay safe out there

NS

Kolrosing Project – Learning the way…O.K. the hard way”

I decided on a quick…..ok maybe not so quick wood working project. With Kolrosing for decoration. I learnt the hard way. But hey. All good. Just need practice.

Remember knowledge is a survival skill. And with some practice may just turn out th be handy to know

The Novice Survivalist

Smith & Wesson Executive Barlow – With assist opening

I am a Barlow fan when it comes to the traditional style of folding pocket knives. Nice and simple, single blade and looks good.

This one had something none of my other Barlows or any of my folders have, Assisted opening.

The idea of one handed opening had never really interested me. Being traditional knives I felt they are nail nick two hand opening. But after trying this out. Well maybe they won me over….but there again maybe not.

Only time will tell.

Remember knowledge is a survival skill. Keep it updated to suit the need.

NOVICE SURVIVALIST

The SUDZA STICK – A sentimental excuse to whittle try some wood tattooing…”

Growing up in Africa I ate alot if traditional foods. One of my favorites was and still us Sudza. Made from corn meal it is a bland meal. However adding sauses and other relish dishes to ” dip” the sudza in makes all the difference.

To Make sudza you need a hearty spoon or spatula to mix while it cooks. Hence I made me a personal Sudza stick. The joy

Remember knowledge is a survival skill

NS

Hutsuls Wood Whittling Kit for Beginners – All you need to start

As you probably noticed I am on a learning to whittle better frenzy. I love to carve and whittle wood. But never really looked into it seriously. So thought I would take more serious approach to a way I like to just sit with a cuppa Joe, and relax and pass the time away.

One of my ways of stress relief. A great way to relax and even sometimes be productive.

Got this starter kit to tryout and here’s what I came up with first time out

Remember knowledge is a survival skill. Even if it just means giving your mind and body a little down time to resettle yourself

NS