Advanced Bushcraft "An Expert Feild Guide To The Art Of Wilderness Survival"
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Part 2 of survivalist expert Dave Canterbury, Advanced Bushcraft continues the topics of wilderness survival as he delves more deeper into the 5Cs of Survivability and finishes this topic calling it the 10Cs of Survivability--cutting tools, covering, combustion devices, containers, cordages, cotton material, cargo tape, candling devices, compasses and canvas repair needle--this valuable guide offers more advance topics one should master in order to be a well rounded woodsman while he brings up new topics to focus on such as:
- Preserving Food Sources
- Wooden Tools and Simple Machines
- Advanced Firecraft
- Blacksmithing
- Containers and Conveyances
- Hide Preservation, Tanning and Clothing Repair
With Canterbury's guidance, you'll not only prepare yourself to master new focal points of survival, you'll also learn how important these areas are in regard to the journey of being a well rounded bushcrafter.
Author: Dave Canterbury
Total Pages 249
Size: 5'' 1/2 by 8'' 1/2
What to expect about this book?
David Canterbury gives a lot of useful information and thought-provoking ideas to both learn and seek to achieve skill-wise. But don't think of this book as a complete guide which delves into knowing how to do everything he speaks about in this book. There are indeed points that are left unanswered, which requires you to research those things out on your own.
The book is broken up into 12 chapters each covering multiple topics.
Table of Contents:
David Canterbury gives a lot of useful information and thought-provoking ideas to both learn and seek to achieve skill-wise. But don't think of this book as a complete guide which delves into knowing how to do everything he speaks about in this book. There are indeed points that are left unanswered, which requires you to research those things out on your own.
The book is broken up into 12 chapters each covering multiple topics.
Table of Contents:
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Chapter 1: Building Your Kit
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Chapter 5: Sheltering
Chapter 6: Knots, Binding, Weaving and Looms
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Chapter 9: Hide Preservation, Tanning
and Clothing Repair
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The point of this book was not to be a "how-to guide" to performing all the skills mentioned, but rather its design was to give the reader an idea of how some things are done while encouraging you to explore on your own the other skills he speaks about. For example, when David talks about the medicinal aspect of trees, he only mentions some trees and their possible uses, but he does not dive into them completely, which leaves you to have to search out those things for yourself. Also, when he covers blacksmithing, he covers the general aspects of it but not exhaustively. But don't let this discourage you as this book truly opens the doors for those seeking to learn Bushcraft skills get a good layout of what things you should start seeking to accomplish, and what areas of Bushcraft you may not have even thought of but should consider.
--Avi Ben Shalom
--Avi Ben Shalom