Primitive Outdoor Skills: More Wilderness Techniques from Woodsmoke Journal
- Price
- $15.99
Drawn from the pages of Woodsmoke Journal, Primitive Outdoor Skills gathers practical essays from seasoned outdoor experts on living with the land. Learn to knap stone tools, weave bulrush baskets and boats, cook in a steam pit, build a snow cave or clay horno oven, make arrows, gather wild plants safely, care for game, and construct a warm hot-draft bed. Part how-to manual, part philosophy of self-sufficiency, it celebrates the satisfaction of creating useful things from nature with your own hands.
- Learn to make usable tools, shelter, and food with nothing but what nature provides
- Written by real wilderness experts, including the author of the bestselling Outdoor Survival Skills
- Practical, project-based skills you can actually try on your next trip
- Ties primitive skills to a philosophy of mature self-sufficiency and preparedness
Perfect for a preparedness-minded outdoor enthusiast or bushcraft hobbyist who wants hands-on primitive-skills projects and a philosophy of self-reliance.
Product Details
- Author
- Richard L. Jamison
- Pages
- 142
- Weight
- 8.5 oz
- ISBN
- 978-0-88290-776-5
- SKU
- C1234
- Imprint
- Horizon Publishers
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