Bushcraft 101: A Field Guide to the Art of Wilderness Survival

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The book I read was Bushcraft 101: A Field Guide to the Art of Wilderness Survival written by Dave Canterbury. Dave Canterbury is a self-reliance expert and survivalist in the outdoors, Dave Canterbury is also the co-owner of one of the top 12 survival schools in the United States. This book comes from many other books written by Dave Canterbury about survival in the outdoors, this is probably the best one for beginners in bushcraft. This book is a great starting point for beginners in bushcraft like me because it goes over the basic knowledge you need to have for bushcraft. Horses are the things which happen commonly in our specific and local regions such as: illness, accident, injury, temporary loss of power, and severe weather. Zebras are those things which aren't common such as famine, drought, disease, war, and breakdown of civil society/rule of law. This book has everything you will require to survive for a small period or even long term. This book tells you about how to be prepared for any situation, and it also has a history of traditional ways people lived in the wild if that’s what you’re interested in.. I've been meaning to review this book for several years. I wish I had this book 40 years ago when I was starting out: SAS Survival Handbook, Third Edition: The Ultimate Guide to Surviving Anywhere SAS Survival Handbook

If anything, Bushcraft 101: A field Guide to the Art of Wilderness Survival is the foundation upon which a beginning bushcrafter can build the necessary skills and techniques to fulfill their individual purpose and objectives. Many of us are familiar with firearms, gun safety, self defense, or even have our concealed carry permits. But military life lends itself to a particularly intense set of circumstances that most civilians will never know. Learn from the timeless wisdom of people who have engaged in prolonged combat, in less-than-ideal circumstances.

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Get ready for whatever nature could throw your way with this guide on bushcraft, the art of surviving in the woods with as little modern gear as possible. Detailed lessons include firemaking, manufacturing your own tools and gear, foraging, and trapping and processing game."

The ever popular midwife guide, home remedies, first aid, herbal medicine, personal hygieneissues and how to combat them, medicines and prescription substitutes, and general survival medicine.The Family Fallout Shelter MP-15– PDFThis is a digitized copy of the old (1959) civil defense book that showcases several fallout shelter types along with information on proper ventilation, supplies needed, and fallout wind patterns. This is a very old “classic” document that still holds some value today. Canterbury covers everything: building out your kit, manufacturing tools and supplies, food collection, cooking and protection from the elements. If you want to 'be prepared' for time in the wilderness, this is a great guide."

Sound information and best practices on maintaining hygiene and sanitationin a disaster scenario. PDFs on Knot Tying (16)Bushcrafting is one of the cornerstones of preparedness and survivability that can be life-sustaining in both normal situations as a hobby or lifestyle, as well as for those emergency situations outside of our control. The better prepared we are for our Horses, the better prepared we can be for the Zebras. If or when that emergency or disaster comes, people like Dave Canterbury and the Amish will be people you'll want to get to know and learn from.