Bought a copy of the Arctic Manual for an arm & a leg and didn't find it to be very good. The first half was extremely dry and the rest dealt exclusively about surroundings and conditions people in the US and Canada will never encounter. If your training to be an Eskimo get it, otherwise don't bother.
Those curious, copy of arctic manual can be found on internet archive.
My favorite is called 'Bushcraft' ever hear of that one?
Stephansson's Arctc Manual: On Amazon used for US$675.12. I guess it's not still in print!
Thank you
thank you for this series you're sharing. priceless information!
great books mors if we don't read well never learn will we indebted sir
Awesome, this is useful for my own areas of study . Thanks again for sharing this.
Bought a copy of the Arctic Manual for an arm & a leg and didn't find it to be very good. The first half was extremely dry and the rest dealt exclusively about surroundings and conditions people in the US and Canada will never encounter. If your training to be an Eskimo get it, otherwise don't bother.
I love books, you appear to have an awesome collection, thank you for sharing
Excellent! New sub here,,, staying tuned
what was the book that Mors based his book "Bushcraft" off of ? Was it the one by Richard Graves for Australian bushcraft?
That's the one. I had a copy before I first met Mors, which was likely a key factor in why he liked me enough to hang around as much as I did.
WOW!!!....i live just 1hr east of you in Edmonton :) that is pretty cool in my books...now to save up for a class or two :)