The Outdoor Survival Handbook : A Guide To The Resources & Material Available In The Wild & How To Use Them For Food, Shelter, Warmth, & Navigation

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Summary: The Outdoor Survival Handbook by Raymod Mears
Review: Alot of the same info.Which has already been written before in previous American books.

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Summary: Cool Book
Review: I don't really go outdoors much, but I'd like to. This book was interesting, but I haven't read any books like it to compare it to another. I wouldn't want to get lost without it.

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Summary: I loved this book! It was the most useful book ever!
Review: I have read many books and this is the first one I have ever really found useful! I find this book to be a huge use for outdoor survival!

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Summary: get something else
Review: this was a not a good book they was alot of stupid things in this book they were trying to tell about plants to eat and not to eat and they had very poor black and white pictures of the plants most of the book is made up of unwanted infromation

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Summary: An excellent skills book for beginners and old hands alike.
Review: This was the first of Rays books I bought.
It is an exceelent collection of how to themes and skills to learn and use. Brilliant for Scouts and Leaders alike, as well as any other woodsman.
Highly Recommended.

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Summary: Good general information
Review: While Mears' book has clear illustrations and an interesting (seasonal) organization, other books such as Outdoor Survival Skills by Larry Dean Olsen and How to Stay Alive in the Woods by Bradford Angier both provide more in depth, specific information.