Survival Basics - page 188
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A walk around Dick Proenneke’s cabin on Twin Lakes, Alaska
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The camping setup I use 90% of the time. It’s very comfortable, versatile, and extremely lightweight.
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For more survival info and great discussions go to www.wildsurvive.com, the best survival forum on the net. A how-to on making a survival fishing spear. This little tool can mean the difference between eating and dying out in the wild.
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Ray Mears gives some handy pointers on how to find food when lost in the wilderness. Tips include making last resort squirrel traps and survival fishing
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Part I of a series on making an cane atlatl dart, starting with the straightening of the cane dart blank.
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How to identify and eat wild plants and how to cook Fish over an open fire. Bushcraft at it’s best. Check the entire series on
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Messing around with some primitive bows and music.
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Olive oil lamps were used on ships since if spilled, they go out instead of setting everything on fire. This video shows how to make one using traditional bushcraft skills.
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Understanding your cutting tool. How to wield it skillfully in safety. Find out what makes a good knife and how to sharpen it. More on
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Google Tech Talks January 18, 2007 ABSTRACT We’ll cover: -approapriate attire for wilderness activities (“cotton kills”) -how not to get lost 🙂 Once lost: -signaling for assistance (both day and night) -building land markers to indicate direction -choosing a location for shelter -building shelters -finding and purifying water -basic medical kit and its use -basic…
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How to rig an ultralight tarp for ease of setup and maximum versatility.
