Bushcraft 2.0

What you'll learn
Survival
Bushcraft
Bushcrafting
Bushcraft/Bushcrafting Tips & Lessons
Requirements
No experience necessary - All levels welcome - Beginners, Intermediate, & Advanced
Description
• Learn the basic principles of bushcraft• Learn how to choose the perfect bushcraft knife• Learn how to choose all the tools and equipment for a successful bushcraft experience• Learn about wild food• Learn about poisonous plants and fungi that you will need to avoid• Learn how to pack for a wilderness expedition• Learn the skills for traveling and navigating the wilderness• Learn the history of bushcraft skills• Learn primitive technology skills• Learn about the experiences of the frontiersman, mountain men and trappers• Learn about primitive trapping• Learn how to improvise using your basic equipment• Learn to make shelter and fire in the wilderness• Learn to stay warm even without modern sleeping bags• Learn about natural shelters• Take advantage of 101 expert tips about bushcraft and wilderness living• Learn about the dangers of large mammal predators• Learn how to deal with first aid and emergencies in the wilderness• Be inspired to get out and experience the outdoors• Be inspired to get closer to nature and away from the hustle and bustle of the 21st Century• Learn where to look to learn more advanced bushcraft skills• Understand why people love bushcraft• Learn how to manage a fire to cook your food, warm your shelter and keep you safeAbout the ExpertGeoffrey Guy is a lecturer in countryside, game and wildlife management at Hartpury College. He has taught at some of the most prestigious land based colleges in Britain. He trained as a professional hunter and game keeper and as well as his teaching job he still manages deer professionally as a deer stalker, carrying out culls, guiding clients and advising on deer management strategy. His experience working out of doors, hunting, trapping and teaching has equipped him with excellent bushcraft skills.He has operated his own bushcraft and survival skills training companies since 2010 and has also managed outdoor and environmental education centers in Norfolk and Scotland over the course of his career. A keen traveler, Geoff has honed his survival skills in New Zealand and Scandinavia.
Overview
Section 1: Bushcraft 2.0
Lecture 1 Welcome
Lecture 2 Part 1 - What is Bushcraft?
Lecture 3 Part 2 - The History of Bushcraft
Lecture 4 Part 3 - Bushcraft Priorities for Wilderness Living
Lecture 5 Part 4 - Don't Get Rescued
Lecture 6 Part 5 - Bushcraft Knife
Lecture 7 Part 6 - Tools and Consumables
Lecture 8 Part 7 - First Aid
Lecture 9 Part 8 - Shelter
Lecture 10 Part 9 - Fire
Lecture 11 Part 10 - Friction Fire Lighting
Lecture 12 Part 11 - Water
Lecture 13 Part 12 - Food
Lecture 14 Part 13 - Cooking
Lecture 15 Part 14 - Getting Started
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