The whole "bushcraft" thing cracks me up... It must be a metric fook ton tougher to survive in a backyard in a US city than it is here on our ranch in central Idaho, and my wife's family place in Argentina...and this from a guy who spent a large portion of his career in Aberdeen, Scotland and the Lakes region of the UK, where "bushcraft" supposedly emerged, as well as 4 years in Norway and Denmark...yet despite shooting clays at the international level each week, F Class and Hunter Class benchrest, and hunting birds, roe, red, muntjac, fox yada, yada on a steady basis, never heard the term until I returned to the US and became an internet addict...
LOL...I'm not sure what shooting BR and/or clays has to do with anything other than your ego but as far as the bushcraft crowd goes....a wise old woodsman I know calls em "Trinket Mullets"....
The way I see it the "Bushcraft" trend consist of mostly harmless young city dwellers that want a taste of the outdoors but being educated in the 21st century they don't have the ability to think for themselves so they buy into a bunch of BS from a handful of posers who convince em that they need to attend their bushcraft/survival classes and buy their gadgets....
Bottom line.....no matter where you live or whether you pitch a tent or build a shelter out of palms...it's just camping...
A good knife...or small knife and hatchet in my case...will enhance the experience either way though...