The way of the woods / Lists

Books that I've read and liked.

Some books the contain some very practical information, knowledge, skills, tips, etc. that could prove to be very useful in survival situations. E.g., various methods of hunting and/or trapping common game animals found in North America, how to build emergency shelters, how to start and build fires, fishing techniques, appropriate clothing required for various climates, navigating in the back-country, woodcraft, planting and growing food crops, identification of edible native plants, escape and evasion, self-defense, locating and procuring of potable drinking water, canoe-building, long-term sheltering-in-place, improvised weapons manufacture, etc. The various literature in this list all contain some extremely useful details on at least one or many topics pertaining to survival that are still relevant in this day and age.

Classic Books, literature, articles, and excerpts about the practical art of camping, wilderness living, pathfinding, building shelters, firecraft, how and what to pack, camp cooking skills, tracking, guiding, hunting and fishing skills, etc.; prior to the advent of such luxuries and commodities so prevalent in modern times which detract from the original and most crucial foundations of these activities employed by the pioneers within their respective crafts.