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"All good things are wild and free"

H. D. Thoreau

Raggmunk med stekt fläsk och rårörda lingon – Swedish potato pancakes with fried pork belly and raw-stirred lingonberries. A simple northern classic, cooked over an open fire in my yard.

Well, “over an open fire” is generous. The wood was soaked, and the fire had its own opinions about how this evening should go. I cooked anyway, and I didn’t cut that part out.

Three grated potatoes with the excess liquid squeezed out, one egg, salt and pepper — that’s the whole batter. The lingonberries are just stirred cold with sugar, no cooking needed. And a slice of salted pork belly, fried until crisp. Nothing fancy, nothing you can’t find in a regular kitchen.

While the pan does its work, I talk a bit about two knives: a Mora Classic, and a knife I built myself around a Mora blade.

No sponsorships, no scripts — just an eldgäst sharing genuine experience at the fire.

#raggmunk #swedishfood #campfirecooking #outdoorcooking #firecooking #morakniv #moraclassic #lingonberries #bushcraftcooking #backyardbushcraft #sloyd #eldgäst #ulvgart
Campfire Cooking: Swedish Raggmunk with Fried Pork & Lingonberries
Iisakki Järvenpää Iso Uppo Puukko on its way home! #ulvgart #knifecommunity #puukko #bushcraft
Joker Ranger review: an honest look at a Spanish bushcraft knife that I bought myself. Nobody sponsored this video, and this is not an ad, so you won’t get a list of specs here. Those are on every product page.

What you’ll get instead is what I actually did with it: carving, cutting, and a few things you shouldn’t do to a knife but I did anyway. I’m normally a big fan of Scandinavian puukko knives, with a hidden tang and a Scandi grind. So I went into this with some skepticism, and I’ll tell you where it surprised me.

I also share my tips for sharpening a flat grind, and my thoughts on the usual knife discussions you find online.

Where does it land? I still love my puukkos, but I have to admit that the flat grind has much better all-round qualities than I expected.

If you enjoyed this, you might also like my videos on knife choice:

A Year With the Marttiini Lumberjack Carbon:
https://youtu.be/czXIyUiU7DQ

Rugged. Simple. Functional. | Custom Boreal Style Knife:
https://youtu.be/mEkaYTJ3wdQ

The Perfect Bushcraftknife Doesn't Exis...: 
https://youtu.be/nbUk3kzhexc

Visit my homepage: https://www.uvgart.com
and say hello to my swedish fellas from @BackwoodBuddies 

What’s your take: Scandi grind, flat grind, or something else entirely? Let me know in the comments.

No sponsorships, no scripts, just my honest opinion.

#jokerranger #jokerknives #knifereview #bushcraftknife #flatgrind #knifesharpening #puukko #scandigrind #bushcraft #handcraft #ulvgart
Joker Ranger Review: A Puukko Fan Admits the Flat Grind Wins as an All-Rounder
A walk through the area where I come from, and a few thoughts on appearance and reality on YouTube: things aren’t always what they look like, and what honesty means when you vlog.

I talk about my own experience, not about anyone else’s.

What do you think: how much of what we see online is real? Let me know in the comments.

#walkandtalk #vlog #thoughts #ulvgart
Appearance vs. Reality on YouTube | Walk and Talk
Knife talk in the Swedish forest: two grumpy bears, their dogs, no action, just a long conversation about knives, knife philosophy and what we like in a knife.

We sit in the woods in Sweden and talk about bushcraft knives, what we look for in them, and why. I brought my handmade puukko with a Lauri blade, and Martin has his Brisa Necker with him. 

No gear showcase, no testing, no batoning. Just two people who like knives and like talking about them, with the dogs lying around us. If you enjoy bushcraft, traditional knives and unhurried conversations, grab a coffee and join us. There will be more videos with the two of us, so stay tuned.

@BackwoodBuddies 
@Ulvgart 

What’s your favorite knife, and what makes it yours? Let us know in the comments.

No sponsorships, no scripts, just two grumpy bears and their dogs.

#bushcraft #knifetalk #bushcraftknife #knives #puukko #brisa #lauri #sweden #backwoodbuddies #ulvgart
Knife Talk in the Swedish Forest: Puukko, Brisa Necker and What We Actually Like
Axe restoration: an old Swedish axe gets a new handle and a new edge. This axe was a gift from Martin of Backwood Buddies in Sweden, and in this video I bring it back to life in my workshop.

The axe carries a “U.F.” stamp, meaning its from the old swedish company "Urafors". In the video I reshape the edge with files and an abrasive puck, fit the new handle with a drawknife and a saw, flame-treat it and finish it with oil.

I prefer to repair and restore tools rather than replace them. An old axe that has already served for decades can serve for decades more, once it has the right handle and a good edge.

Do you know anything about the “U.F.” stamp? If you can tell me who made this axe or roughly how old it is, let me know in the comments. I’d love to find out more about it.

Martin runs the Backwood Buddies channel, go and have a look: @BackwoodBuddies 

No sponsorships, no scripts, just an old axe and my workshop.

#axerestoration #axe #swedishaxe #toolrestoration #restoration #drawknife #bushcraft #handcraft #woodworking #backwoodbuddies #ulvgart
Restoring an Old Swedish Axe: New Handle, New Edge
Bushcraft talk by a lake in Sweden: two friends, no action, no cooking, no gear showcase, just a long conversation about bushcraft, being outdoors and life.

We only knew each other online until this year. This video is what happened after we finally met in person: sitting by the water and talking about how we got into bushcraft, what being outdoors means to us, and the things that come up when two people have time and no plan. [

If you enjoy bushcraft, traditional outdoor skills and unhurried conversations, grab a coffee and join us. There will be more videos with the two of us, so stay tuned.

Find us both here:
@BackwoodBuddies 
@Ulvgart 

What got you into bushcraft, and what keeps you outdoors? Let us know in the comments.

No sponsorships, no scripts, just two guys by the lake.

#bushcraft #bushcrafttalk #outdoors #sweden #lake #bushcraftcommunity #traditionalbushcraft #backwoodbuddies #ulvgart
Bushcraft, Life and Being Outdoors: Two Youtubers Talk by a Swedish Lake
Campfire cooking in the Swedish wilderness: beef goulash in a kettle over an open fire at the Backwood Buddies camp, deep in the forest on a beautiful lake.

Join Martin of Backwood Buddies and me for a relaxed day of bushcraft, outdoor cooking and getting to know each other. No big plan, no gear showcase, just two guys who enjoy being outdoors, a kettle on the campfire, and plenty of time to talk while the goulash simmers.

If you like bushcraft, camp cooking and traditional outdoor skills, you’ll feel at home here. There will be more videos with the two of us, so stay tuned.

Check out Backwood Buddies: https://www.youtube.com/@UC47kFMbnqvMO2gZ_QlvNrTQ 

What’s the best meal you’ve ever cooked outdoors? Let me know in the comments.

No sponsorships, no scripts, just two guys at the fire.

#bushcraft #campfirecooking #outdoorcooking #campcooking #wildernesscooking #sweden #backwoodbuddies #goulash #firecooking #bushcraftcooking #traditionalbushcraft #ulvgart
We Only Knew Each Other Online - Then We Cooked Goulash at a Campfire in Sweden
Twenty-eight euros, a gas station in Karesuvanto, Finland, no research whatsoever. A year later, it's one of my favorite knives.

No comparisons here — just the Marttiini Lumberjack Carbon on its own terms. Honest word on the steel (softer than you'd expect, and I'm fine with that), the classic puukko shape, and two jobs I put it through: fine carving and cutting dinner.

Sometimes the best knife isn't the one with the best spec sheet. It's just the one that was there.

No sponsorships, no scripts — just an eldgäst sharing genuine experience at the fire.
Marttiini Lumberjack Carbon #bushcraft #bushcraftknife #finnishknives #ulvgart #survival
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