Basic Survival & Bushcraft (Spring)

May. 17, 2024 - May. 19, 2024
9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Randolph, KS

$245.00

Trying something for the first time when you need it to save your life is never a good idea. This entry level course is designed for students who want a solid foundation in basic survival  and bushcraft skills. This course not only provides hands on instruction in potentially lifesaving wilderness survival skills but concepts that are useful in the event of a natural disaster as well. During this course students gain the knowledge and experience to meet basic survival challenges.

During this entry level course students will learn several survival shelters, both primitive and modern, and how to construct them.

Topics covered
• Fire – Several modern and primitive methods including Ferro rods and bowdrill.
• Shelter – 5 minute shelters, modern and primitive shelter construction
• Water – Locating and purifying with multiple methods
• Food – Traps and Wild Edibles
• Rescue – Signaling and Pocket Survival Kit (PSK) design
• Cordage – Making and using cordage from natural fibers

This three day course will show you what to take into the wilderness with you and what to do if you find yourself without it.

This is a three day course. Tent and hammock camping is available and students are encouraged to bring any gear they would like to use or try out. Porta potties, fire rings and firewood are on site. Most cel carriers have good reception. There is no electric or gas.

 

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