Date: 08 May 2011, 00:37
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PDF with OCR and black and white figures. This is the newer version of the Army survival book, that concentrates on the straightforward survival material a civilian going camping may need to know. It is writen in vary accessible easy to understand language, and you do not need to be an expert. The material includes information on Navigation and compass use. Health & Hygiene in the outdoors to prevent sickness, including first aid. Hazards in the wild to watch out for. Foods and where to find them including harvesting and identifying native plants and vegetables. How to fish and tons of unusual different ways to catch them with local materials that actually work; other food from fresh water sources. Trapping mammals, rodents, reptiles, insects, catching birds, and more including how to dress and prepare these. Cooking, preserving food in the wild. Vital information on the many methods of fire making including without matches or lighter. One of the most important chapters tells you how to find the most important element you need to survive. Water from Plants, digging for water, purifying found water, and building a solar water still. Other chapters include Climate and Weather, Travel, finding or building Shelter, Clothing, Health, Survival at Sea, Poisonous Snakes, signaling for help, what to do if you are lost, and much more ... An extremely useful book for the camper to keep in their supplies. One very nice treat... the version sold here differs from the real surplus military version in that it offers color photos of the plants (original military version was black and white), and it is very comprehensive. While there are books available on edible and poisonous plants that are more specialized, the material here is very adequate for inclusion in this manual. All in all, one of the best books on the survival subject, well rounded and very detailed. I have a library of books on camping and camping emergencies. While one reviewer thought this book had too much info and wanted a simpler book, I would say that if you had it with you in an emergency you would be glad of its many topics. You may even want to keep a copy in the trunk of your car with your roadside tools, since you never know when you might need some help making a fire or finding water. Teaches you how to: Overcome the desire for comfort Recognize the onset of a dangerous passive outlook Tolerate pain Use the word "survival" as a pnemonic device Plan ahead for survival Administer the Heimlich Hug Treat insect and snake bites Make wooden and stone knives Make a rabbit stick Start a fire with a bow and drill Procure water in nearly any environment Construct a solar water still Make polluted water potable Conduct the Universal Plant Edibility Test Improvise containers for boiling food Catch and eat insects Make fishhooks and fishing line Build a stakeout for fishing secretly Make spear points Capture amphibians and reptile Catch birds in a net Make an Ojibwa bird snare Make a squirrel pole Make a trip-string deadfall trap Clean a snake Skin and butcher small and large game Build a parachute tepee Construct a swamp bed Build a shelter in the desert sand Make a Dakota fire hole Cross a swift stream Make an Australian poncho raft Find direction using the sun and stars Signal to aircraft with your body PassWord: books_for_all
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