Knife-Only Survival
Worst-Case Scenario Skills For the Wilds
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Knife-Only Survival
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Tony Nester
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About this listen
Written in a lively style, interspersed with anecdotes from his own field experiences throughout North America over the past thirty years of teaching and guiding, survival instructor Tony Nester provides a pragmatic look at the survival mindset, knife-selection & use, sheltermaking, firecraft, improvised water filtration methods and signaling in addition to a special section on advanced knife-only skills for extended bushcraft outings.
Jammed with over 80 photographs and detailed descriptions, Knife-Only Survival will show you the critical skills for coping with a grueling, bare-bones ordeal in the backcountry as well as long-term strategies for living off the land.
Tony Nester has spent the past 30-years applying and teaching knife-only survival skills to the military, general public and the film industry, including serving as a consultant for the movie, Into the Wild, the Discovery Channel, Travel Channel and the NY Times. For years, he also wrote a monthly survival column for Outside Magazine and is a frequent contributors to numerous publications.
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