TV Series2004 · BBC Two · Ended · 60 min
Join Ray Mears as he shares his in-depth knowledge of 'Bushcraft'. In this series, Ray explores how our ancestors lived with the land, and considers the techniques employed by the indigenous people of today. The survival expert shows how a knowledge of the natural world facilitates the art of bushcraft - the ability to exist outdoors - in this absorbing and insightful series.
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