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Index
Cover Bushcraft 101
Dedication Introduction Part 1: Gearing Up
Chapter 1: Your Pack
The Five Cs Packs: An Overview Carrying Your Wool Blankets Rucksacks Pack Frames Pack Baskets Tumplines Haversacks Personal Carry Kit for the Traveler Afoot Tips and Tricks for Your Pack
Chapter 2: Tools
Knives Knife Safety/Safe Grips Batoning Notches Shear Cuts Knife Care Saws Saw Safety Saw Care Axes Grinds Safe Handling and Use Splitting Firewood Processing Firewood Felling Limbing Bucking and Notching Batoning the Axe Axe Care and Sharpening Always Carry Wedges Tips and Tricks for Your Tools
Chapter 3: Rope, Cordage, Webbings, and Knots
Cords Rope Webbing Mule Tape Making Natural Cordage Basic and Useful Camp Knots Lashings, Bindings, and Toggles Tips and Tricks for Rope and Cordage
Chapter 4: Containers and Cooking Tools
Water Bottles/Canteens Cups Pots Pot Hanging Skillets Meat Rotisserie Planks Tools for Food Handling Cooking Irons Stoves and Burners Tips and Tricks for Cooking in the Field
Chapter 5: Coverage
Tarps and Tarp Tents Polypropylene and Silnylon Canvas Oilcloth Ground Pads Browse Bags Emergency Thermal Blankets Hammocks Sleeping Bags Wool Blankets Natural Shelters Tips and Tricks for Smarter Coverage
Chapter 6: Combustion
Lighters Ferrocerium Rods Magnification Lens (Sun Glass) Knife/Axe Blades Friction Fire (Sticks) Charring Tins Tips and Tricks for Safe, Successful Fires
Part 2: In The Bush
Chapter 7: Setting Up Camp
The Four Ws Camp Hygiene Tarps and Tarp Setup Firecraft Starting Materials Fire Lays Long Fires Dakota Fire Pits Keyhole Fires Tips and Tricks for Your Camp
Chapter 8: Navigating Terrain
Compasses Basic Compass Use Understanding Terrain Features and Maps Orienting the Map Measuring Distance and Taking Bearings Five Navigation Methods Every Woodsman Should Know Reverse or Back Azimuths Determining Distance When Traveling Finding Yourself (Self Mapping) Obstacles PAUL (Positive Azimuth Uniform Layout) Method Figuring Daylight Hours Tips and Tricks for Successful Navigation
Chapter 9: Trees: The Four-Season Resource
Pines Willows and Poplars Black Walnut Sassafras Oaks Tips and Tricks for Making Use of Trees
Chapter 10: Trapping and Processing Game
Understanding Trap Components Creating Sign Posts Bait for Trapping Modern Traps Improvised Trapping Materials The Basics of Upland Trapping Baiting Traps Water Trapping Specialty Sets Primitive Trapping Deadfall Traps Bird Traps Small Trapping Kits Fishing with Improvised Rods and Tenkara Processing Small Game Processing Other Game Preserving Meat Tips and Tricks for Successful Trapping
Conclusion Appendix A: The Pathfinder Concept: Conserving and Utilizing Resources Appendix B: Wild Edibles and Medicinal Plants Appendix C: Bush Recipes Appendix D: Glossary Copyright
Advanced Bushcraft
Dedication Introduction Chapter 1: Building your kit
Plan the Scope of Your Trip Ten Cs of Survivability Core Temperature Control Tools Comfort Convenience Tips and Tricks
Chapter 2: Natural Resources
Pine Willow Poplar Oak Sassafras Birch ITEMize Medicinal Preparations Tips and Tricks
Chapter 3: Wooden Tools and Simple Machines
Throwing or Digging Stick Anvil Stump Spear or Gig Maul or Mallet Wedges Simple Woodland Machines Tips and Tricks
Chapter 4: Advanced Firecraft
Primitive Fire Starting The Bow and Drill Method Flint and Steel Method Solar Fire Tips and Tricks
Chapter 5: Sheltering
The Four Ws Establishing a Base Camp Roving Camps Permanent Shelter Options Earthen Structures Camp Amenities Tips and Tricks
Chapter 6: Knots, Bindings, Weaving, and Looms
Cordage and Ropes Knots Basket Weaving Weaving Tablet Weaving A Simple Peg Loom Inkle Loom Waist Looms Nets and Net Making Tumplines Tips and Tricks
Chapter 7: Trapping
Animal Behavior Animal Sign Lower-Food-Chain Resources Water-Type Traps Types of Primitive Traps Trapping Birds Hunting Tips and Tricks
Chapter 8: Preserving Food Sources
Flours and Meals Nuts Fruits, Vegetables, and Herbs Fruit Leather Plant Sources of Storable Foods Saps Meat Tips and Tricks
Chapter 9: Hide Preservation, Tanning, and Clothing Repair
Small Hides Large Hides Rawhide Making Leather Clothing Repair and Reproduction Repair Stitches Simple Clothing Patterns Tips and Tricks
Chapter 10: Woodworking
Tools Dimensional Lumber Workbenches Besom Axe and Tool Handle Replacement Making a Wood Bow Making Arrows Tips and Tricks
Chapter 11: Blacksmithing
Blacksmithing Tools Sources for Metal Working with Hard Metal
Chapter 12: Containers and Conveyances
Water Containers Baskets Clay Vessels Boats Pack Frames Tips and Tricks
Appendix A: Tarp Setups Appendix B: Dutch-Oven Cooking Appendix C: Cloud Charts Appendix D: Primitive Navigation Appendix E: Mineral Hardness Scale Appendix F: Measurement Conversions Acknowledgments Copyright
Bushcraft Field Guide to Trapping, Gathering, and Cooking in the Wild
Dedication Acknowledgments Introduction Part 1: Packed-In Food
Chapter 1: Deciding What to Bring Chapter 2: Foods That Require Minimal Processing Chapter 3: Whole Foods That Don’t Require Refrigeration Chapter 4: Supplemental Foodstuffs
Part 2: Bushcraft Cooking Methods
Chapter 5: Cooking in the Wild Chapter 6: Building a Fire Chapter 7: Tools and Utensils Chapter 8: Tools Improvised from the Landscape Chapter 9: Quick Bush Tools Chapter 10: Types of Cooking
Part 3: Living Off the Land
Chapter 11: Hunting and Trapping Game: Fundamentals Chapter 12: Hunting: Beyond the Basics Chapter 13: Trapping: Beyond the Basics Chapter 14: Butchering Game Chapter 15: Catching Fish and Frogs Chapter 16: Dave’s Favorite Recipes Chapter 17: Unconventional Foods Chapter 18: Foraging Chapter 19: Preserving Caught and Foraged Foods
Part 4: Emergency Cooking
Chapter 20: Cooking with Your Engine Chapter 21: Unconventional Fuels and Fuel Tabs Chapter 22: Making a Stove Chapter 23: Solar Cooking
Appendix A: Nutritional Values of Game Animals and Nuts Copyright
Bushcraft First Aid
Dedication Acknowledgments Introduction: What is Wilderness First Aid? Chapter 1: Know Before You Go
Develop an Emergency Plan Handling Stress Infectious Disease Precautions Helping As a Team First Aid for Yourself Reducing the Likelihood of Illness Tips and Tricks
Chapter 2: Survival Skills for the Wilderness
The Ten Cs Dressing for Survival
Layering
Five-Minute Fire
The Sure-Fire Fire Starter Tinder Selection Building a Bird’s Nest
Five-Minute Shelter Five-Minute Water Boil Common Outdoor Injuries and Accidents Using Proper Gear and Techniques Staying Safe While Improvising Know Your Limits Tips and Tricks
Chapter 3: The Emergency Scene
First Approach Look Around You Rescuing an Injured Person Mechanism of Injury Where to Begin?
AVPU ABCs Vital Signs
Prioritizing Treatment Physical Exam
Start at the Top Upper Body Abdomen and Pelvis Arms and Legs DCAP-BTLS
SAMPLE History Keep Checking Moving an Injured Person
Neutral Anatomical Position Recovery Position Log Roll Moving a Victim Moving Techniques
Helicopter Evacuation and Signaling Caring for Unresponsive Injured or Ill People Caring for Responsive Injured and Ill People Tips and Tricks
Chapter 4: Treatment of Bleeding and Wounds
Stop the Bleeding
Direct Pressure
Wound Cleaning and Bandaging
Cleaning the Wound Using Disinfectants and Ointments Closing the Wound Limb Function
Creating and Applying Bandages and Dressings
No-Pressure Bandaging Signs of Incorrect Bandaging
Using Tourniquets
Applying a Tourniquet
Preventing and Identifying Infection Special Wounds
Sucking Chest Wounds Flail Chest
Gunshot Wounds
Superficial GSW GSW to the Arm or Leg GSW to the Abdomen GSW to the Chest
Knife and Axe Injuries Tips and Tricks
Chapter 5: Blisters and Burns
Preventing and Treating Blisters Foot Rot/Trench Foot Burns in the Wild
Moist versus Dry Dressings Applying a Moist Dressing Burn Classification When to Seek Medical Help for Burns
Tips and Tricks
Chapter 6: Bone and Joint Injuries
Treating Fractures
Treating the Wound Pressure Points Splinting the Fracture Traction Splints
Treating Dislocations Caring for Sprains, Strains, and Cramps
Ankle Injuries
Tips and Tricks
Chapter 7: Circulatory Issues
Identifying and Treating Shock
Types of Shock Four Steps for Treating Shock
Recognizing and Treating Internal Bleeding Suspected Heart Attack Tips and Tricks
Chapter 8: Breathing Issues
Treating Respiratory Illnesses Treating a Choking Person Recognizing and Treating Chest Injuries
Open and Closed Injuries
Treating Asthma Treating Hyperventilation and Shortness of Breath Tips and Tricks
Chapter 9: Neurological Issues
Identifying Stroke Helping Someone with Seizures What to Do about Fainting Caring for Headaches and Migraines Treating Injuries to the Head and Skull
Concussion Skull Fractures
Tips and Tricks
Chapter 10: Abdominal Issues
Treating Open and Closed Abdominal Injuries Treating Nausea and Vomiting Easing Diarrhea and Constipation Hemorrhoids Hernias Tips and Tricks
Chapter 11: Urinary and Reproductive System Issues
Treating Painful Urination Stay Well Hydrated Coping with Kidney Stones Pain in the Lower Abdomen Menstrual and Pregnancy-Related Issues Tips and Tricks
Chapter 12: Acute and Chronic Illnesses
Diabetes in the Wilderness
Hypoglycemia Hyperglycemia Insulin Shock Ketoacidosis
Allergies and Hives Treating Anaphylactic Shock Cold and Flu Pregnancy Tips and Tricks
Chapter 13: Environmental Hazards
Hypothermia, Frostbite, and Submersion Incidents
Hypothermia Frostbite Submersion Incidents
Hyperthermia, Heat Exhaustion, Heat Stroke, and Sunburn
Hyperthermia Heat Exhaustion Heat Stroke Sunburn
Altitude Sickness
Preventing Altitude-Induced Illnesses Acute Mountain Sickness High-Altitude Cerebral Edema High-Altitude Pulmonary Edema How to Treat High-Altitude Sickness
Lightning Injury Food Poisoning Eye Injuries
Debris Under the Eyelid Conjunctivitis (Pinkeye) Penetrating Eye Injury
Treating Dehydration Tips and Tricks
Chapter 14: Insect and Animal Bites
Preventing Insect Bites
Appropriate Clothing Battling Insects
Identifying and Treating Spider Bites
The Black Widow Brown Recluse Spider and Hobo Spider Tarantulas
Identifying and Treating Tick Bites and Tick-Borne Illness
Removing a Tick Lyme Disease Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
Identifying and Treating Insect Stings and Insect-Borne Illness Snakes and Snakebites
Symptoms of Snakebite Treating Snakebite
Animal Bites
Rabies Treating Animal Bites
Tips and Tricks
Chapter 15: Poisonous Plants
Plant-Related Skin Conditions Recognizing Poisonous Plants
Poison Ivy Poison Oak Poison Sumac
Treating Reactions to Poison Ivy, Poison Oak, and Poison Sumac Tips and Tricks
Chapter 16: Plant Medicine for the Woodsman
Treating by Tissue State
The Five Tissue States Herbal Properties
Plants for Dry Conditions
Swamp Violet (Viola palustris) Sassafras (Sassafras albidum) Plantain (Plantago major) Nettles (Urtica dioica) Cattail (Typha latifolia)
Plants for Cold Conditions
Boneset (Eupatorium perfoliatum) Dogwood (Cornus florida L.) Goldenrod (Solidago rugosa) Red Clover (Trifolium pratense) Chicory (Cichorium intybus) River Birch (Betula nigra)
Plants for Wind Conditions
Mullein (Verbascum densiflorum) Black Willow (Salix nigra) White Willow (Salix alba) Tulip Poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera)
Plants for Hot Conditions
Curly Dock, a.k.a. Yellow Dock (Rumex crispus) Honeysuckle (Lonicera) Black Cherry (Prunus serotina) Wood Sorrel (Oxalis stricta)
Plants for Wet Conditions
Black Raspberry (Rubus occidentalis) Yarrow (Achillea millefolium) White Oak (Quercus alba) Burdock (Arctium) Heal All, a.k.a. Woundwort (Prunella vulgaris) Jewelweed (Impatiens capensis) Black Walnut (Juglans nigra) Staghorn Sumac (Rhus typhina) White Pine (Pinus strobus) Dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) Wild Garlic (Allium vineale)
Opossum Mentality Regarding Medicinal Plants Processing Herbs for Medicinal Use
Preparing a Fresh-Herb Poultice Hot Infusion (Hot Tea) Decoction Cold Infusion Tincture Fomentations Salves
Tips and Tricks
Appendix 1: Legal and Ethical Considerations Appendix 2: Creating First-Aid Kits
Self-Aid Kit Base Camp First-Aid Kit
Bandages and Dressings Ointments and Medications Tools Airway Devices Signal Devices
Photographs Index Copyright
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