Super Secret Undercover Campfire Badges is the concept of Greg Cieply - a veteran of the scouting program. After spending many days and nights camping with his own troop as well as years at weekly troop meetings, he realized that there were certain topics that have loads of value and import for young men but are just never taught - and sometimes just don't fit. Seeing that young boys needed to know about these "other" things - often "Secret" things - he decided to fulfill this need and his desire to make learning fun and intellectually energizing. In this process he realized that while mental development and character building were occurring, strong bonds were also developing through associations and connections. Bonds that would pay dividends for many years to come in the lives of these boys. His a dream was to create a quick and easy way to not only cram more information into the short period of time he had with his scouts, but to get everyone involved and learn through teaching. This book is a self- empowering resource, that will help all boys learn something new, make some new friends and grow even deeper relationships with other scouts, friends and leaders. Inspired by the respected merit badge program of the Boy Scouts of America, each "Campfire" badge will take a much shorter period of time to complete and includes step by step instructions for achieving these simple and fun activities. Boys from 11-17 and older will enjoy learning how to do stand up comedy, understand fine dining, the ins and outs of duct tape and much much more.

Survival in the Southwest Book 3 is a continuation of the series written by John "Arizona Bushman" Campbell. This book covers many different aspects of making fire in a survival situation. This book is a wealth of information covering everything from man made and natural tinder as well as using a ferro rod. This book also covers several primitive methods of friction fires and preparing a tinder bundle to accept an ember. Inside also covers using chemicals, making your own tinder, fire lays, and even wet weather and one handed fire starting techniques.