"Around you in the bush are food and materials for shelter and the
wherewithal for many emergencies...". The first sentence in this
book gives a clue to the amazing collection of information on every
aspect of bushcraft which it contains. The opening section deals
with huts and shelters which can be made in the bush from bush
materials; it tells also how to make ropes and cords from bark,
fibres, and vines, and how to knot and lash ropes and cords. The
second section deals with traps and snares, It's amazing how many
ways there are to catch animals for food Then, there's information
on how to catch fish and other sea food without the usual lines and
nets. The third section tells how to find water; this is an art in
itself. There are secrets that enable aboriginals and experienced
bushmen to live in arid regions, where city-bred men would die. The
next section deals with the food that can be found in the bush.
There is a section dealing with the business of preparing food; how
to make fire places, how to light fires without matches; how to
make camp beds and tables. Can you make a canoe or a coracle in the
bush? This book tells you how. How about finding your direction and
telling the time without a compass or watch? All this fascinating
information is illustrated with detailed drawings. It is an
invaluable book for campers and hikers, bushmen, soldiers and
airmen, members of the Volunteer Defence Corps and Boy Scouts--All
who would like to know how "to live off Nature."
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