Survival 101 Beginner’s Guide 2020: The Complete Guide To Urban And Wilderness Survival by Rory Anderson

Author:Rory Anderson [Anderson, Rory]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Published: 2020-07-27T16:00:00+00:00

After you have cut the tree, you will chop it into manageable sized logs on the spot then drag those logs back to camp. There, you can process them by cutting them down into smaller logs that are fit for burning in your fires. You should keep your log reserve full at all times to ensure that you always have fuel for your fires.

Chapter 5

Navigation And Tracking

Perhaps one of the scariest, yet most important skills that you need to know about when it comes to bushcrafting is navigation and tracking. Knowing how to navigate the terrain you are in, keeping track of yourself, and tracking necessary survival resources is important if you are going to survive. With that being said, it can be incredibly simple to get turned around backward in the woods and to find yourself confused with where you are, where you are going, and where you need to be. Proper navigation and tracking skills will keep you clear on where you are and easily able to navigate the terrain you are living in.

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