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WILLIAM.M

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-TITLES BELOW AND MORE--FREE DOWNLOADS

Poisonous Snakes and Lizards

Poisonous Plants

Dangerous Insects and Arachnids

Solar Distillation – Meeting Small Scale Water Demands, 1970

Simple Methods for the Treatment of Drinking Water

Fishing Knots

Ten Best Traps

Ultimate Guide to Wilderness Living

PLUS MORE

A GIFT FROM DR.BILL

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I'm downloading four books right now:

*Survival, Evasion, Resistance & Escape (SERE) AR350-30
*Long Term Survival Guide: Scrounging Metal and Survival Blacksmithing
*The Construction of Secret Hiding Places
*Ten Best Traps

I'm going to read these over the weekend. Then I think there are at least four more after that I'm going to grab and read too. Hella Thanks for doing this. :)
Harry
 
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WILLIAM.M said:
Check this out too My friend!!!!

http://www.truthistreason.net/downloads/Ultimate-Guide-to-Wilderness-Living.pdf

TRUST ME AND OPEN IT

Les Stroud was taught by these people

Dr.Bill
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Thanks for the links Dr. Bill. John & Geri McPherson are the real deal. This is one of the absolute best primitive skills books available. Coincidentally, this book was originally published as 10 small booklets, some of which I bought from Les Stroud and his, then, girlfriend, Sue at the Toronto Sportsmen Show approx. 25 years ago (???) - can't remember exactly - damn 66 year old memory.

I'm surprised that this is available as a download because it is currently on the bookshelves.

As far as, "I'm sorry that most people will not even open the web page I attached to check these out" - their loss!

Doc
 
Thanks for the links! Reading through the Wilderness Living book now. For anyone interested, the Hesperian books are available in paper copies for reasonable prices, $15-25 depending on the book, which might almost be cheaper than buying paper and ink and printing them off yourself. Some information that could potentially be quite helpful as part of a disaster preparedness kit.

That said, I gotta hit the computer store for some printing stuff and make copies of these, would be nice to have a lot of this stuff on hand.
 
Good link Dr. Bill; that Combat Life Saver self-study guide is a great document and was very helpful to me in the past. The Ranger Handbook was my bible for several years:D

Good stuff and there's a link to download both "Where there is no Doctor/Dentist". I have hard copies, but with a Kindle, they can all be easily packed with me...thanks again!

ROCK6
 
ROCK6 said:
Good link Dr. Bill; that Combat Life Saver self-study guide is a great document and was very helpful to me in the past. The Ranger Handbook was my bible for several years:D

Good stuff and there's a link to download both "Where there is no Doctor/Dentist". I have hard copies, but with a Kindle, they can all be easily packed with me...thanks again!

ROCK6
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Thanks Bro

Coming from someone like you that means a LOT

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Excellent information. I can't stop reading the Ultimate Guide to Wilderness Living. Within the last week I told myself that it's time to learn to make cordage. One of the first things in the guide. Thanks for the great technological link to primitize(?) ourselves.
 
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Excellent information. I can't stop reading the Ultimate Guide to Wilderness Living. Within the last week I told myself that it's time to learn to make cordage. One of the first things in the guide. Thanks for the great technological link to primitize(?) ourselves.
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Welcome Bro
BTW is used to live in Lawrenceburg,TN
Small World
 
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