Survival Basics - page 100
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Part 1 of 3 over a weekend where my Brother and I went to an 800 acre private woodland where we have gained permission to camp and practice our bushcraft skills. The land owner has given us permission to have open fires and to catch and eat anything we want apart from the Pheasant and…
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Preparing the deadfall at the ranch. Im thinking this will be a lot better for digger squirrels. Thanks, Ray, for your letting us play on your land. You are too kind! Showing off our new over-abundant campsite not too far from our last one, just more hidden.. Making an ugly stone tool cedar handle for…
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A North Ridge Adventure production
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Agates, knapping agate knife blade, cedar bark, tough dealings, difficult decisions, trail cam pics, etc… all things good and fun
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An excellent source of a natural firestarting material is cattails. The flowery spike at the top of the plant has a cottony fluff inside. The fluff on the cattails has the seeds attached and is a means to distribute the seeds across the landscape by being wind blown. When gathered, a small amount of fluff…
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This video reviews the four basic cooking methods. Lots of survival gear @
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trail cams, bones, agate, tool making, trail cam pics, digger squirrels…. you’d have to be PHSYCHO to not love it!…
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If you have never stepped off the sidewalk and never been camping, fishing, hunting, wild food forage, made a campfire, cooked, have no navigation skills, or any skills besides armchairing on a computer and refusing to study survival and wilderness living, you should not go into the wilderness to live – bad and dangerous idea.
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Down the creek a bit is a hill that has digger squirrels. They are legal to kill so we are preparing to trap some. There are many animals along the creek so I need to be sure to target the correct one so we’re setting up the trail camera again. Once I am sure we…
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I’m Paul Elkins of I have 50 more interesting projects like this at my web site. Check it out!
