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In this episode we talk about wilderness survival courses.

General Information

Wilderness survival courses last anywhere from a few hours in an afternoon to a couple of months. Generally the longer the course the more intense the training. Course cost runs from $25 to hundreds of dollars per course.

Shorter courses tend to focus on surviving long enough to be rescued and more advanced courses teach bush crafting and true long term survival.

What You Will Learn

Basic Course

Suggested Gear

Firemaking

Water acquisition and prification

Basic Knots

Basic Shelters

Signaling

In a basic course you may not cover food at all.

Advanced Courses

Navigation

Basic Herbal Medicine

Foraging and Trapping Food

More Permanent Shelters

Benefits of Taking a Course

Confidence

Skill Development

Problem Solving

Who Absolutely Should Take a Survival Course

Hunters

Fishers

Hikers

Campers

Skiers

It is more optional for everyone else, but still provides all of the same benefits. If there is a low cost course in your area, I strongly suggest you consider taking one. If you have an avid outdoors-man in your family that does things the old way, you may be able to learn from them.

Outdoor activities are great fun and can be enhanced by knowing these skills. If you are a prepper these skills will cross over in to everyday life if something happens.

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Bringing Rural Back Podcast

Bringing Rural Back Podcast

In this episode we talk about wilderness survival courses.

General Information

Wilderness survival courses last anywhere from a few hours in an afternoon to a couple of months. Generally the longer the course the more intense the training. Course cost runs from $25 to hundreds of dollars per course.

Shorter courses tend to focus on surviving long enough to be rescued and more advanced courses teach bush crafting and true long term survival.

What You Will Learn

Basic Course

Suggested Gear

Firemaking

Water acquisition and prification

Basic Knots

Basic Shelters

Signaling

In a basic course you may not cover food at all.

Advanced Courses

Navigation

Basic Herbal Medicine

Foraging and Trapping Food

More Permanent Shelters

Benefits of Taking a Course

Confidence

Skill Development

Problem Solving

Who Absolutely Should Take a Survival Course

Hunters

Fishers

Hikers

Campers

Skiers

It is more optional for everyone else, but still provides all of the same benefits. If there is a low cost course in your area, I strongly suggest you consider taking one. If you have an avid outdoors-man in your family that does things the old way, you may be able to learn from them.

Outdoor activities are great fun and can be enhanced by knowing these skills. If you are a prepper these skills will cross over in to everyday life if something happens.

Bringing Rural Back

Enter the Listener Appreciation Contest.

You can like The Rural Economist on Facebook follow on The Rural Economist on Gplus. We now have a YouTube channel and we cover all sorts of things. Hop on over and check them out, oh and don’t forget to subscribe. I have just joined Instagram if you would like you can follow us HERE. We will be sharing several things over the next year, I hope to see you there.

Check out The Rural Economist on Pinterest

Visit The Rural Economist’s profile on Pinterest.

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