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  If you’ve been following us for a while, you’ll know we have posted about useful or practical outdoor skills in the past. Ranging from tying knots to setting a snare. As the summer approaches, and more people are heading out on camping trips, we’ll be posting more of these useful skills as well as revisiting a few.

  USEFUL SKILL NO. 1 : HOW TO THROW A KNIFE WITHOUT SPIN

  This technique uses no spin, just a straight level throw which with practice will send almost any knife into your target every time. It’s relatively simple for a beginner to pick up Use a cardboard box or a tree and start at a short distance away. It takes practice. An excellent way to pass the time in camp, but knife throwing is unlikely to help you hunt or in the event of an animal attack. It’s best to keep hold of your weapon unless you’re an absolute pro.

  (Source: escapetowhichmountain.com)

  15 May 2012 / 5 notes