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  In addition to beginning week 8 of the Wilderness Bushcraft Semester, we've been diligently working on the Jack Mountain Bushcraft School Digital Archives project. With the generous help of all of our students, we've been digitizing a many of the old, rare books I've accumulated over the years. Our "needs to be scanned" pile of books has been shrinking, and some of the rare ones I've never seen another copy of are safely in the archives. https:...

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  I recently learned how to copy the names of all the files in a folder and paste them into a document. Easy stuff, but with me it can take time. So I was able to list all the titles currently in the JMBS Digital Archives as pdf's. Here's a link to that list. JMBS Digital Archives - Books As I've previously stated, I won't be posting this anywhere for people to download but anyone is welcome to a copy of it. You just have to contribute. We've always got a pi https://blog.j...

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  Last week we kicked off our 27th year with the start of long term program number 68; the spring 2026 Wilderness Bushcraft Semester at the field school. We’re approaching spring this week, but early April is still winter in Aroostook county, Maine. For week one we had torrential downpours, snow flurries, several nights with temperatures in the single digits (F), and lots of wind. As we slide into week 2 today https://blog.jackmtn.com/year-27-begins-with-long-term-program-number-68-jmb-blog-1952...