Customer Photos
Be part of our Journey at Beaver Bushcraft.
This Page is dedicated to our Customers and fellow Bushcrafters who have bought our products and have made them their own. We love seeing our work in action and most importantly, being used! We hope this Page inspires other people to take photographs of our items in action and share them with us. To feature on this page you can contact us via our Email address: [email protected] or Facebook @ Helen Hordon or Mark Hordon (Tag or P M) or Instagram: Beaver Bushcraft (Tag or D M).
Two very differently styled photographs from two of our closest bushcraft collegues, on the left is a photo from Renzo Dinozzi from Cimone Outdoor Bushcraft displaying his Beaver Bushcraft Copper Hudson Bay Tinderbox that he recenly purchased from us at the Bushcraft Show. On the right is a lovely black & white shot from Micheal McCallister from the North West Hypotherapy Clinic showing off his Beaver Bushcraft Viking Rune Fire SPeel pendant. Thank you for the share guys :)
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This photo was sent in from Jim Stilgoe of his Beaver Bushcraft Viking Rune Pendant and one of our Tinder Pouch Starter Kits. Thank you so much Jim :)
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Bushcraft Boy Jones on Instagram, sent us these awesome photos. One of our exetemely popular Brass Trappers Tinderboxs with one of our leather Pioneering Pouches. The last photo shows an action shot of the sparks created by the Oval Fire Steel. Love this !
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Justin Jewel tagged us in this post from facebook of his recent purchases from Beaver Bushcraft. One of our Classic 'C' Strikers & various Tinders.
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We had some lovely tags last week (01/07/2019) via our instagram account. Some more of our lovely customers sharing their photos of their recent purchases. Thank you so much :) From top left to right: Rusty and the Woodsmon, The Saltbox UK & Vildmark.co.uk.
Bottom row left ro right: Wildnerness Adventure, Black Wof Survival and Bushcraft boy Jones. Thank you guys!!!!
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Thank you for the tag Darryl :) One of our lovely customers showing off his recent purchase, one of our extemely popular (Pocket Bellow) Storm Pipes and hand stitched natural leather sheath with a few Tinder packs to go with it :)
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Its not only photos of our products we get sent, this picture was taken by Paul and his son at the Ldye River 18th C Rendezvous Meet that we attended last week. Love seeing peoples photos of our Beaver and Sign Post when we go to these shows. I think the Beaver gets more photos taken of her than of us!
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We were recently contacted by James Ian David Lankester, who had previuosly purchased one of our traditional fire steels. James was so pleased with his Fire Steel that he asked us if we could put together a trditional Fire Lighting Instructors kit so that he can teach Flint & Steel Fire Lighting down at his Campsite in Cornwall, 'The Copper Pot Campsite' based in the beautiful Tamar Valley. We willingly obliged and it sparked an idea off for a new listing. Keep an eye out for our new Instructors Kit coming out soon :)
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We were absolutely blown away when we were tagged in with these pictures from Ells and his buddy John. They bought a couple of our Make Your Own leather Sheath kits and this is the stanadrd they produced. I think we are going to have to emply them in the workshop as extra 'workshope eleves' !!!!
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We are loving this photo sent in by Paul Blackburn. It shows off his beaver bushcraft Trappers Tinderbox, one of our mini Viking Fire Steel neck pendants and one of our mini pocket strops. Love it!!!
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These lovely photos were shared to our Beaver Bushcraft Facebook page from Elizabeth Anne Woodall. They show her recent purchase of 'Drogan', one of our traditional Flint & Steel Dragon Stickers and one of our Starter Tinder Pouch Kits. Our Starter Tinder pouch Kits are a great way of trying out samples of our Tinders that we have on offer without breaking the bank.
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We were sent these lovely set of photos by James Ian David from "The Copper Pot Camp Site" based in Cornwall, showing off his recent purchase of one of our Andrew Kirkham hand forged traditional fire steels with tinder kit.
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A great set of photos from Vildmark.co.uk of one of our Starter Tinder Kit Pouches. The photos show the fire lighting kit contents along with one of our hand forged R shaped traditional fire steels. They have also produced a great video of this product in use on their YouTube channel @ vildmark.co.uk.
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Great pic taken by Bushcraft Boy Jones of one our outstanding best sellers, the Polaris Fire Steel pendants. We do hope to make some more of these soon.
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This photo was taken by Clive Smith showing his Beaver Bushcraft Copper Hudson Bay Tinderbox, tinders and one of our handmade leather Pioneering Pouches made in natural russet. Over time this kit will take on a great patina and have its own charactor.
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Another great shot of one of our fire Steel pendants. This photo was taken by Carrot Cake 20 (on Instgram) showing her Fire Steel Pendant on one of our Tinder Strarter kits.
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Great shot from Woodsmon of his Beaver Bushcraft Fire Steel Pendant and Tinder Starter kit. This kit has all the tinders in that you need to start making fires the old fashioned way. The Tinder Starter kit is one of our best selling items and it won't break the bank.
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This brilliant photo from Renzo Dinozzi from the Cimone Outdoors Scoula Naz le di Sopravvivenza Bushcraft Shcool showing all his recnt Beaver Bushcraft purchases.
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One of our most popular items is our copper Hudson Bay Tinderbox with Oval fire steel and matched with one of our hand stitched leather Pioneering Pouches. This great pic was taken by Martin Rolin from Silverback Bushcraft of his own Beaver Bushcraft kit.
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A great photo from Andrew Thomas Price from Dryad Bushcraft of his copper Hudson Bay Tinderbox, amadou tinder and one of our hand stitched leather Pioneering Pouches.
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A great photo from Mark Yates at Big Man In The Woods of his Beaver Bushcraft Copper Hudson Bay Tinderbox and one of our Fire Eating Dragon Fire Steels.
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We were sent these awesome photos from Alex Outdoors using our Fire Storm and Solar Pendant. Thanks for the share Alex :)
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Some great photos from ferral yam Yam Bushcraft School teacking traditional fire lighting using our Flint & Sttels, ferro rods and tinder. Awesome!
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It’s great when we see pictures of our products in use. Here are some photos from Tony Handley who is a Tracker . Tony using one of our hand stitched leather magnifying pendants to identify small animal bites on cones.
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A fellow Bushcraft enthusiast, Jenny, sent us some amazing photos of some of our items that she has been recently using whilst outdoors. Jenny can be found on Instgagrm as Jenny224 and she takes some amazing photos of her adventures in the wilderness.
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Its so great when we see photos of our items & products in use. These photos were taken by a lovely customer of ours called Andy and he has let us share them with his kind consent. In his photos you will see him using one of the German Silver tinderboxes, one of our new Ferro rod Fire Lighting Kits with a hand dyed leather Tinder Pouch with a matching 5'300 yr old Bog Oak Ferro Rod handle & Tinder. He also has one of our mini leather pocket sized tinder pouches with an Oval Hudson Bay traditional Fire Steel. You can also see him using one of the mini tins to make his own Char Cloth. Our items are designed to be used and thats why we love seeing photos of our actual items in use.
Thought we'd share some brilliant pics that Phil Hawkins from Bushlife Essentials UK Tree Surgery (Wiltshire area) sent to us. Hate to think how old these hand stitched leather Sheaths are that Mark made Phil way back and its good to see our Canvas Bags have also stood the test of time over the years. Phil is a professional Tree Surgeon and to quote him 'working consistently in arduous conditions where tough reliable kit is essential'. The Sheath is for the Laplander Saw and the Knife Sheath was made to Phil's own requirements due to his job as a tree surgeon. I think we may have to bring back the Canvas Bags to the website.
These photos were sent in by Scott McAllister who's had quite a few items from us over the years.
This is his copper Hudson Bay Tinderbox and one of our hand stitched, hand dyed Pioneering Pouches. Scott had the Copper Hudson Bay Tin engraved with a personal message and has patina'd down to a lovely effect.The scriptt was rather a lovely touch we thought. Scott also run's his own company and makes some rather lovely hand crafted items that he adds to make the kits his own. Scott's work can be found on Etsy @ ScottsNiceStuff
Geoff Preen from Fenland Bushcrafter is an instructor and needs his gear to work!! He has one of our Green Outdoor wax jackets that was slightly modified to meet his needs.
He's also wearing one of our mini pocket pouches on his belt. His Gransfor Bruks axes also has one of our hand stitched Axe head covers.
Our items are designed to be used and made to last, so its so great to see professional people like Geoff using our products out in the field.
To quote Geoff he needs 'kit he can trust'!
This is one of our all time best sellers : The Bushcraft Field Sharpening Kit' here are just a few photos and a few customer comments we have had about this particular item. Sean from 'Black Wolf Survival & Bushcraft' has had his kit for quite a few years, to quote Sean, 'it’s the best sharpening system by far. Used & Abused and still going strong'.
Mr J Poole' 'Just wanted to say I purchased your sharpening kit at the Bushcraft Show and its one of the best investments I've ever made. It has even sharpened my 15 year old carving knife. I thoroughly enjoyed your demonstrations aswell'
From Mr A Hughes: 'It was time to sharpen an old dull blade. And this is the real reason to write you. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I've never been able to get a real good edge on any knife, and some I've not even been able to get any edge to speak of. But, using your kit, and following the method described by you in the video, I was able to get a very sharp edge - cutting paper rather than tearing it - on a £1.00 knife. That's right a one pound knife is as sharp as any other knife I own now'.
A customer of ours called 'Sun Set' just sent us a pic of his knives he had just sharpened using the 1000grit diamond stone and pocket strop for what he called 'a quick touch up for my knives'!!!