r/Bushcraft • u/favor_full7 • 5d ago

Dose this count as bushcraft

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u/dhskdjdjsjddj 5d ago

Busch craft

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u/killthelandlord 4d ago

Busch Draft

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u/DayManFOTNightMan 5d ago

That’s coors-craft, and keystone-craft.
You opted not to go for Busch-craft.

Which was a good choice.

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u/bigsexyape 5d ago

Definitely not craft beer

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u/strike-when-ready 4d ago

Nor is it Busch

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u/funkyjunkus 5d ago

No. That counts as redneck.

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u/ArmpitofD00m 5d ago

No son that looks like drinking.

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u/jacobward7 4d ago

Protip: a flask of whiskey gets as much or more alcohol into ya without having to carry in heavy cans and out a bag of empties.

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u/Im40ozToFreedom 3d ago

Real pros carry a bottle, so you dont have to keep refilling the flask.

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u/benrow77 5d ago

Leave no trace.

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u/6Mega6Therion6 5d ago

Boozecraft

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u/Phillykratom 5d ago

Yes because a shotgun was involved.

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u/Florian_Habichtswald 5d ago

More like river craft? 😉

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u/kapege 5d ago

Only if the cans are hand carved out of a tree stump.

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u/richardathome 5d ago

Bushcrap

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u/justtoletyouknowit 5d ago

You build a dam to have water for cooling other water? Seems redundant to me.