Have Bushcraft Students Changed in the Last 20 Years?
In this video I answer a question about whether bushcraft students have changed over the past 15-20 years. I share my reflections on: 🌲 Why today’s learners often arrive with more awareness but less hands-on experience. 🌲 The influence of YouTube, smartphones, and social media on bushcraft learning. 🌲 The challenges of shorter attention spans and less patience with physical skills. 🌲 How modern students sometimes arrive better equipped — but not always better prepared. 🌲 Why bushcraft is ultimately about knowledge of nature, not expensive kit. This video is an excerpt from my viewer Q&A show, AskPaulKirtley Episode 91. 👉 Watch the full episode here:    • Top 5 Knots, Good Companions, Lighting Fir...  If you’ve noticed changes in outdoor learning or in your own journey, I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments.

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