Ray Mears teaches bushcraft, tracking and wilderness skills through television, books, videos and his Woodlore school, helping people feel more at home in nature.
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Ray’s two-day event at Stanford Hall, Leicestershire, was scheduled for 10 and 11 October, with small-group teaching sessions, woodland demonstrations and book signing.
bushcraftmagazine.comWeekend event detailsIn an interview with Sarah Ewing, Ray talked about observing wildlife, cooking outdoors, his black Labrador Jag and writing when the house is quiet.
malaysia.news.yahoo.comRead the interviewRay sat down with Woodlore’s Lisa to discuss navigation, his leather compass case and the value of reading contours. He explained how traditional skills help him check electronic tools.
blog.raymears.comRead the Woodlore conversationWoodlore published participant John’s account of its November 2025 tracking safari with Ray. The report recalls wildlife encounters and demonstrations of traditional skills.
blog.raymears.comRead the safari reportRay thanked students, customers and followers, reflected on a year of teaching and encouraged people to make time outdoors. He also looked ahead to new courses in 2026.
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