The Journeyman Course with Ray Mears
27th September - 3rd October 2026
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The best way to understand the Journeyman Course with Ray Mears is to think of it as preparation for authentic wilderness experiences. Rooted in the principles of journeyman bushcraft, the weeks programme prepares you to take on adversity in a calm and structured manner.
Journeyman bushcraft means change. It’s the transition between foundational knowledge and skills testing and refining. This challenging experiences plants you in positions that require resilience and careful problem-solving.
The setting for this course is a wild Lochside landscape where you’ll learn to set up camp and make a home in the wild. You’ll understand that utilising your bushcraft skills carefully will allow you to live outdoors for an extended period and be self-reliant.
Your time spent by the loch motives you to observe changes in the weather and landscape which helps to inform your decisions when taking on journeyman bushcraft. The process doesn’t just result in a successful trip but builds on knowing when to apply your skills in the best way to tackle the situation.
The biggest task you’ll take on is living from the land. Under expert guidance, you’ll spend time sourcing fungi and foraging for your own food. It’s all about identifying and preparing your harvest. Fishing on the loch provides added opportunity to engage with your environment directly. As part of the process, you’ll craft a tarpaulin dinghy to access the water safely and work with others, all essentials to journeyman bushcraft.
You’ll go on internal journey as you move through the course. Journeyman bushcraft brings together attitude and skill. It demands effort and focus, whilst you quietly reflect by the fire or water’s edge. Get an understanding of your inner abilities. The Journeyman Course with Ray Mears is a major step in a bushcraft learning journey.
Journeyman bushcraft means change. It’s the transition between foundational knowledge and skills testing and refining. This challenging experiences plants you in positions that require resilience and careful problem-solving.
The setting for this course is a wild Lochside landscape where you’ll learn to set up camp and make a home in the wild. You’ll understand that utilising your bushcraft skills carefully will allow you to live outdoors for an extended period and be self-reliant.
Your time spent by the loch motives you to observe changes in the weather and landscape which helps to inform your decisions when taking on journeyman bushcraft. The process doesn’t just result in a successful trip but builds on knowing when to apply your skills in the best way to tackle the situation.
The biggest task you’ll take on is living from the land. Under expert guidance, you’ll spend time sourcing fungi and foraging for your own food. It’s all about identifying and preparing your harvest. Fishing on the loch provides added opportunity to engage with your environment directly. As part of the process, you’ll craft a tarpaulin dinghy to access the water safely and work with others, all essentials to journeyman bushcraft.
You’ll go on internal journey as you move through the course. Journeyman bushcraft brings together attitude and skill. It demands effort and focus, whilst you quietly reflect by the fire or water’s edge. Get an understanding of your inner abilities. The Journeyman Course with Ray Mears is a major step in a bushcraft learning journey.
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The Journeyman Course with Ray Mears
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