Get Geared Up at the Georgia Bushcraft Gathering
You'd be hard-pressed to find a better collection of vendors than the group that joins together at the Georgia Bushcraft Gathering. The exhibitor area is chocked full of companies, big and small, bringing you a great selection of knives, everyday carry gear, bushcraft and survival-related items, handmade goods, and much much more.
The 2024 Gathering will see more exhibitors than ever before, so lets take a look at some of sponsors and vendors to give you an idea of what you can expect in November.
For starters, we're excited to welcome LT Wright Knives back as the presenting sponsor. They'll be set up with a wide range of their dependable and expertly crafted blades. They tend to bring some great one-offs, so be sure to check out their table early if you're looking to score something truly unique.
Old Towne Cutlery is one of our main sponsors, and they'll undoubtedly bring a selection of blades that represents some of the finest tools available. You never know what you'll find on their table, but the list of brands at Old Towne is expansive. From Alabama Damascus to Zero Tolerance, and everything between, there's a cutting tool for everybody.
Speaking of main sponsors, we can't forget Tuff Possum Gear, which is also sponsoring the Main Event Tent. Tuff Possum is known for their excellent soft goods, innovative designs, and being plugged into the gear needs of the bushcraft community. Be sure to swing by their booth to check out packs, bags, and pouches. Plus, the founder, Jay Berry, is also joining us as an instructor. You can find some instructor spotlights and the full schedule here.
Our Barn Stage is a center point for the Gathering. It's where evening events take place, classes are held, and we can't forget the raffles. This year it's brought to you by the fine folks at Wazoo and Nature Reliance. Neither should be strangers to anyone familiar with Georgia Bushcraft, but in review, Wazoo makes everyday carry survival gear that is carefully considered down to every detail and designed to increase your capability in the wild while fitting into your EDC.
Nature Reliance School is run by the man, the myth, the legend, Craig Caudill. Craig is an expert in tracking and all things bushcraft. Be sure to check out his classes and his new book.
When you're ready to take it easy for a few minutes amongst the hustle and bustle, be sure to head over to Basecamp to check out Warbonnet Hammocks. They'll have several of their extremely comfortable backcountry hammocks on display.
If you're looking to test your luck at the range, SimpleShot is there for you. Their awesome line of slingshots has something for the beginner up to the experienced marksman. It's a great way to reconnect with your inner child while also adding a skill to your backcountry skill set.
If you find your phone is running low on charge while you're at the Gathering Everything Life Saving has you covered. Paul will have a powerbanks set up for attendees to charge their devices. While you're there check out his excellent inventory of disaster preparedness items and more.
And that's just the tip of the iceberg. Here are some great companies that you can find at the Georgia Bushcraft.
November will be here before you know it, so if you don't have your tickets for Gathering yet, grab them now.