Sunday Afternoon Bushcraft:
Spoon Carving

A twice-monthly, family-friendly workshop covering a wide array of wilderness skills.

Have you ever looked through one of the old woodsman’s guides written by the likes of Dan Beard, Kephart, or Nessmuk, seen all of those hand-drawn illustrations of their cool bushcrafted kitchen gear, and thought to yourself how awesome it would be to make some of it yourself?
In this half-day course, you'll get the opportunity to make a spatula, spoon, bowl, cup, or whatever else you want to carve. Our handicrafts instructor Tactical Santa (aka Robert Gore) will be your guide, and he'll walk you through every step of making a truly special holiday gift, or an awesome kitchen utensil for yourself. You'll learn how to choose a carving block, rough it out with a hatchet or machete, use a coal to burn out the bowl, and make your spoon come alive. This course is a perennial favorite, and an awesome way to get kids acquainted with knife safety and woodcarving!

Cost: $39.00 (Kids 12 and under: $19)

Course Duration: ½-day, Sunday, September 19th, 2pm-7pm

Course Location: SARCRAFT Proving Ground, Cherokee County, Georgia.

Challenge level: Beginner

Instructor(s): R.Gore (aka Tactical Santa), J.Morris

What to Bring: Belt knife, saw, snacks, Hatchet/Hand axe, water bottle, clothing for conditions. basic woods tools are available for borrowing at no extra charge.

PROMO CODES:

Military/Veteran/Fire/EMS/LE/SAR: MILR12

Bring-A-Friend:  SPOON