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    Quote Originally Posted by bikething View Post
    Well "The survival handbook" by Raymond Mears has a chapter called 'Possibles' which gives an overview of kit to take...

    ...and on page 198 :

    "Some folk reckon the best way to deal with a bear is a 44 magnum revolver. if so the following advice gleaned from an expert backwoodsman should be followed. 'Be sure to file off the front sight of your magnum before entering bear country.' Why? 'It's less painful that way when the bear shoves it up your ...!'

    sound familiar?
    Bang on by the sound of it. Now too find the book.

    Quote Originally Posted by craeg View Post
    Are these books or pamphlets available softcopy eg PDF as I simply do not have the space for a physical book collection?
    I am slowly creating a html library. Lost some books at a scout camp 20ish years ago, I am still trying to replace all of them. Lucky my Gilwells were at home.

    What the plan is to have all of the books worth carrying with me, and to also start making my own refrence. Any one who Bird watches will tell you it is a nightmare to find a decent single refrence.

    It would be easier to do in a database or other form, but in html it basically runs on anything.

    Quote Originally Posted by craeg View Post
    I read an article that stated that we retain about 10-20% of the information we read so with that in mind you must be an amazing font of knowledge?
    It depends, on the person, and the situation. If you interact with the information, you tend to retain more. The more you enjoy a book, the more you retain as well.

    Quote Originally Posted by Gailainne View Post
    From the conversations (moot) and the course with Mors I would like to make a start on flora, locally first and then wider afield, its something I havent paid much attention to in the past, something I wish to rectify now, I would appreciate a starter list, I have a few already, collins trees, food for free, wild food. Specifically more on plants and trees, and there uses, Wayne ? mentioned a book, collins I think on herbs, and their uses, thats the kinda thing I'm after, any help gratefully received.
    Find the Collins Gem books really useful.

    The best herb book is a version of Culpepper's complete herbal. You can get the original from works and similar. The one people recommend is the colour one I think, which is availible on Amazon. I am sure someone will put up the full title.

    There are a couple of tree books out of Kew, that are surposed to be good reading, and contain lots of info.

    Have a look for your local Botanical gardens, they tend to have a lot of experts who do walks and things. Plus they will have native species labeled up for you to look at. There is a garden owned by them, called the scienific garden I think somewere london way, that has every single herb, and medical plant labeled. Worth checking around, Arwick castle has just opened their new gardens, and I am sure they have something similar.

    Books are good, but I still spot trees the way my scout leader taught me. If you can find someone who can teach you the little tricks of the trade it is so much easier.
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    Rumor has it that the Ray Mears book in question is available as a PDF somewhere on the web, though it is still in copyright and shouldn't be.
    There are a lot of old books available here - Internet Archive
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    Cheers for the suggestions, I did a search on Abe Books and found quite a few, most only a couple of quid each, including the culpepper one, so I've ordered a "few"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gailainne View Post
    Cheers for the suggestions, I did a search on Abe Books and found quite a few, most only a couple of quid each, including the culpepper one, so I've ordered a "few"

    Stephen
    I feel your pain. I want the colour myself, but have an RHS book that is brillant, and the original version of Culpeppers.

    Books are my crack, I am always giving in and buying them.

    By the way there is a Collins Gem Food For Free, if you have not seen it.

    Quote Originally Posted by sam_acw View Post
    Rumor has it that the Ray Mears book in question is available as a PDF somewhere on the web, though it is still in copyright and shouldn't be.
    There are a lot of old books available here - Internet Archive
    As stupid as it is, I like to own the book, while I will never take them out into the wilds again. Because of the interests, it is not very often I buy a new non-fiction book so the author does not really benefit.

    There was a scan doing the rounds, but it was massivly edited, and I think the newer book.

    The Survival Handbook (1990) - One I want
    The Outdoor Survival Handbook (1992) - Seen a very bad scan of this one.

    I have a feeling the one I want is the one that gets scary money on ebay.

    It is a kind of weird world I now live in, I buy certain medias and they sit on the shelf looking pretty while I use them in another form complely. Buy CD's listen to MP3's. Buy books to read html files.

    The portable library is worth the effort for many reasons. It is its own light source. You can change font sizes, and colours(Apprently a black background, with yellow is easier to read). I do not own expensive books, but replacing some of them would be impossible, or as I said 20 years still trying to find some of them. The other side of it is, as I said sometimes you need three guides to do one job well. This way I can carry a complete library in the size and space of a tobacco tin, or in a mobile.

    The dump.com has some pdf of scout stuff, I own a lot of originals including some of the leaflet books, that I should store in plastic bags, and maybe only handle with gloves on.
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    A nice little find in the Amsterdam library; "How to build an igloo, and other snow shelters" by Norbert E. Yankielun
    I have never tried to construct a snow shelter before (hard to do with zero to a few inches of snow once a year) but if there will ever be enough snow cover to make one I'll get this book out.

    Here's some blurb about the books contents from the writer's website:
    http://www.doctorwhy.com/igloobook.html

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    Just updating the list with new additions:

    Books:

    Knowledge of the Ancestors - by Ryan Leech
    Snow Caves - by Ernest Wilkinson

    Videos:

    Woodsmoke: Primitive pottery - by Richard & Linda Jamison
    Woodsmoke: Primitive cooking - by Richard & Linda Jamison
    Woodsmoke: Fire volume 1 - by Richard & Linda Jamison
    Survival and self reliance - by Mel DeWeese & Friends
    Fire Volume 1 - by Tom Laskowski
    Fire Volume 2 - by Tom Laskowski
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    Forgot to add these in the last post:

    Stone Age Living Skills, Fire, Food and Cordage - Jim Riggs & Robert Earthworm

    Stone Age Living Skills, Hide Tanning - Robert Earthworm & Melvin Beattie

    Stone Age Living Skills, Arrows - Brian James
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    Just got a copy of Indian fishing in the post this week - that's a truly awesome book.
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    Updating the list on the first page of this thread:

    Emergency Navigation - David Burch

    The Basic Essentials of Desert Survival - Dave Ganci

    Dwelling Portably 1980-89 - Bert and Holly Davis
    Dwelling Portably 1990-99 - Bert and Holly Davis
    Dwelling Portably 2000-2008 - Bert and Holly Davis

    The Complete Guide to Edible wild plants,fruits and Nuts - Katie Letcher Lyle

    Hints to travellers Scientific and general (1883) – Royal Geographical society

    A Collection of Indigenous Indonesian Technologies - Craig Thorburn

    Aids to Survival – W.A. POLICE ACADEMY COMMAND & LAND OPERATIONS UNIT

    Camp Life in the Woods and the Tricks of Trapping and Trap Making - William Hamilton Gibson

    Never say die – Canadian Military


    Desert expeditions – Tom Sheppard
    Tropical Forest Expeditions - By Clive Jermy and Roger Chapman
    Polar Expeditions – Rachel Duncan

    The Prairie Traveler handbook for overland expeditions (1859) – Randolph P. Marcy

    Ranger Medical Handbook –US Army Special Operations Command

    Sanitation Without Water - Uno Winblad and Wen Kitama

    The Ship’s Medicine Chest and Medical Aid at Sea - U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

    Handbook of knots and splices – Charles Gibson

    Homegrown sun dwellings – Peter Van Dresser

    Hunting with a Bow and arrow – Saxton pope

    Axe Manual of Peter McLaren – Peter McLaren

    The complete book of heating with wood – Larry Gay

    Saskatchewan trapper training manual – Saskatchewan Education Northern division

    Village Technology Handbook - Volunteers in Technical Assistance

    Wood Conserving Stoves a Design Guide - Volunteers in Technical Assistance

    Woodsmanship – Bernard S. Mason

    The Woodsman and Craft Book (1910) – Hoffman ??

    Shifts and Expedients of Camp Life for Travel & Exploration (1871) – W.B Lord & T. Baines

    Survival and Austere Medicine - The Remote, Austere, Wilderness and Third World Medicine Discussion Board

    How to make tools - Christiansen & Bernard Zubrowski

    Improvised repairs to wheeled vehicles in the field (1943) – British MOD

    Minor surgical procedures in remote areas – Medecins San frontiers

    Mini Technology Handbook Volume 1 & 2 – B.R. Saubolle & S.J. Bachmann

    Automotive operation and maintenance (for Pioneer roads) – E. Christopher Cone

    Pamphlets:

    Frictional Fire Making With a Flexible Fire Thong – Henry Balfour

    Aboriginal Fire Making - Walter Hough

    Cold Weather Operations Personal Survival And Safety guide – British MOD

    Desert Weather Operations Personal Survival And Safety guide – British MOD
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    posting the updated list here to save people having to got to the first page to find it:


    Title - Author

    Northern Bushcraft - Mors kochanski
    Naked into the wilderness - John & geri Mcpherson
    Naked into the wilderness 2 - John & Geri McPhearson
    New way of the wilderness - Calvin Rutstrum
    Arctic Manual - Vilhjalmur Stefanson
    The best of woodsmoke - Richard L. Jamison
    Primitive outdoor skills - Richard L Jamison
    Woodsmoke - Richard & Linda Jamison
    Bushcraft - Richard Graves
    Camping and woodcraft - Horace Kephart
    Earth Knack - Bart & Robin Blankenship
    Outdoor survival skills - Larry Dean Olsen
    Shelters shacks and shanties - D.C. Beard
    wildwood wisdom - Ellsworth Jaeger
    scouting for boys first edition - Baden Powell
    the poachers handbook - Ian Niall
    The art of Tracking, The origin of science - Louis Liebenberg
    The traditional bowers bible - numerous authors
    The nature and subsequent uses of flint - John W. Lord
    Life at the extremes the science of survival - Frances Ashcroft
    Deep Survival - Laurence Gonzales
    Performing in extreme environments - Lawrence E. Armstrong
    Mountainman crafts and skills - David Montgomery
    98.6 Degrees the art of keeping your *** alive - cody lundin
    Survival advantage - Andrew Lane
    How to survive on land and sea - US naval institute press
    The Wilderness Route finder - Calvin Rutstrum
    Home manufacture of Furs and Skins - A.B. Farnham
    Home tanning and leather making guide - A.B Farnham
    Tanning at Home - W.B Scarbough
    Deadfalls and snares - A.R Harding
    Poachers and poaching - John Watson
    The Sling for sport and survival - Cliff Savage
    The Trappers Bible - Dale martin
    into the primitive - Dale martin
    Animal Traps and Trapping - James A. Bateman
    Culpepers herbal remedies - Nicholas Culpeper
    finding your way without a map or compass - Harrold Gatty
    Participating in Nature - Thomas J. Elpel
    Indian Fishing - Hilary Stewart
    Wound Management - Jill A. David
    Expedition Medicine - The Royal Geographical society
    Where there is no doctor - David Werner
    Where there is no Dentist - Murray Dickson
    Care of the Critticaly Ill Patient in the Tropics and Subtropics - David A.K. Watters, et al
    Primary Diagnosis & Treatment, in Developing countries - Daniel E. Fountain
    Sahara overland - Chris Scott
    Vehicle Dependant Expedition Guide - Tom Sheppard
    The Ultimate desert Handbook - Mark Johnson
    Recipes for roughing it easy - Dian Thomas
    Survive the savage sea - Dougal Robertson
    how to **** in the woods - Kathleen Meyer
    Living off nature - Judy Urquhart
    The survival handbook - Raymond mears
    Essential Bushcraft - Ray Mears
    Outdoors survival handbook - Ray Mears
    How to survive in the woods - Bradford angier
    Food for free - Richard Mabey
    A cook on the wild side - Hugh fearnley-whittingstall
    No need to Die - Eddie McGee
    Knife Making - Bo Bergman
    Search and Rescue Survival Training AF Reg 64-4 - US department of the air force
    The Practical Mushroom encyclopaedia - peter jorden & steve wheeler
    Primitive Technology - Erret Callahan
    The complete book of self sufficiency - John Seymour
    Botany in a day - Thomas J. Elpel
    Survival arts of the primitive Paiutes - Margaret M. Wheat
    Survival skills of native California - Paul D. Cambell
    Primitive technology, a book of earth skills - society for primitive technology
    Primitive technology 2, Ancestral Skills - society for primitive technology
    The ultimate encyclopedia of Knots and rope work - Geoffry Budworth
    The S.A.S. survival hand book - John Wisman
    Camplife in the woods and the tricks of trapping - W. Hamilton Gibson
    woodsmanship - Bernard S. Mason
    The axe Manual - Peter Mclaren
    Nutrition in medicine - Simon P. Allison
    Experiments on Knife sharpening - Department of materials science and engineering Iowa state university
    The essentials of archery - L.E. Stemmler
    Basic Blacksmithing - David Harries and Bernhard Heer
    The Art of Travel - Francis Galton
    Extreme survival - Dr Kenneth Kamler
    Complete book of survival - Eddie McGee
    Animals, tracks, trails and signs - R. Brown, M. Lawrence and J. pope
    Winter wise - Montague Alford
    The foraging spectrum - Robert L. Kelly
    The Bushmans handbook - H. A. Lindsay
    The Hunting peoples - Carleton S. Coon
    Wound managment - Jill A. David
    Medicine for Mountianeering and other wilderness activities - James A. Wilkerson
    Pioneering projects - John Thurman
    Army manual of Hygiene and Sanitation 1934 - MoD
    Living off the land, a manual of bushcraft - Salt (Melbourne, Vic.)
    Ditch Medicine - Hugh L. Coffee
    Down but not out - Royal Canadian air force Survival training School
    Outdoor saftey and survival - British Columbia outdoor recreation division
    Survival Psychology - John Leach
    Adrift - Steven Callahan
    How to survive in the bush, on the coast, in the mountains of New Zealand – Lt B. Hildrith RNAF
    Roughing it easy – Dian Thomas
    Roughing it easy 2 - Dian Thomas
    Inner navigation – Erik Jonsson
    How to stay alive in the woods – Bradford Angier
    The complete snow campers guide – Raymond Bridge
    The wilderness handbook – Paul Petzoldt
    Survive – Clay Blair, Jr.
    Staying Alive – Maurice and Maralyn Bailey
    Country Woodcraft - Drew Langsner
    Bush Arts – Mors Kochanski
    Wilderness canoeing and camping – Cliff Jacobson
    The Nature doctor – Dr. H. C. A. Vogel
    Rogers Herbal Manual – Robert Dale Rogers
    The Fungal Pharmacy – Robert Rogers
    On Your own in the Wilderness – Colonel Townsend Whelen
    The Art of Survival – Cord Christian Troebst
    Being Your own Wilderness Doctor – Dr. E. Russel Kodet
    SkyGuide – Mark R. Chartrand
    The Call of the Birds – Charles S. Bayne
    Survival, how to prevail in hostile enviroments - Xavier Maniguet
    Passport to Survival - Esther Dickey
    Camplore and Woodcraft - Daniel Beard
    The Winter Wilderness Companion - Garret conover & Alexandra Conover
    Essentials of Sea Survival - Frank Golden MD, PHD & Michael Tipton PHD
    The Tribal Living Book - David levinson & David Sherwood
    Bushcraft Skills And How To Survive In The Wild - Anthonio Akkermans
    Survival Wisdom & Know How - the editors of stackpole books
    Dwellings - Paul Oliver
    The Humanure Handbook - Jospeh Jenkins
    Camplore And Bushcraft - Daniel Beard
    Passport To Survival - Esther Dickey
    Survival How to Prevail In Hostile Enviroments - Xavier Maniguet
    Wilderness Survival Manual - BC Hydro / W.T. Floyd
    Physiology Of Man In The Desert - E. F. Adolph
    South Sea Lore - Kenneth P. Emory
    Bushcraft How To Live In The Jungle And Bush
    Dont Die In The Bundu - Col. D. H. Grainger
    Wild Food - Gordon Hillman & Ray Mears
    Uteliv - Lars Falt
    Handbok Overlevnad - Lars Falt
    Friluftsboken - Lars Falt
    VinterFarden - Lars Falt
    The Jungle Hiker - Royal Air Force Welfare ceylon
    Craftsmen of Necessity - Christopher williams
    Moving Heavy Things - Jan Adkins
    When All Hell Breaks Loose - Cody Lundin
    Wild Food - Roger Phillips
    Knowledge of the Ancestors - Ryan Leech
    Trees & Shrubs of the Okavango delta, Medicinal uses and Nutritional value, volume 1 & 2 - Veronica Roodt
    Gemsbok Bean & Kalahari truffle, traditional plant use by Jul'hoansi in N.East Namibia - Arno Leffers
    Snow Caves - Ernest Wilkinson
    Emergency Navigation - David Burch
    The Basic Essentials of Desert Survival - Dave Ganci
    Dwelling Portably 1980-89 - Bert and Holly Davis
    Dwelling Portably 1990-99 - Bert and Holly Davis
    Dwelling Portably 2000-2008 - Bert and Holly Davis
    The Complete Guide to Edible wild plants,fruits and Nuts - Katie Letcher Lyle
    Hints to travellers Scientific and general (1883) – Royal Geographical society
    A Collection of Indigenous Indonesian Technologies - Craig Thorburn
    Aids to Survival – W.A. POLICE ACADEMY COMMAND & LAND OPERATIONS UNIT
    Camp Life in the Woods and the Tricks of Trapping and Trap Making - William Hamilton Gibson
    Never say die – Canadian Military
    Desert expeditions – Tom Sheppard
    Tropical Forest Expeditions - By Clive Jermy and Roger Chapman
    Polar Expeditions – Rachel Duncan
    The Prairie Traveler handbook for overland expeditions (1859) – Randolph P. Marcy
    Ranger Medical Handbook –US Army Special Operations Command
    Sanitation Without Water - Uno Winblad and Wen Kitama
    The Ship’s Medicine Chest and Medical Aid at Sea - U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
    Handbook of knots and splices – Charles Gibson
    Homegrown sun dwellings – Peter Van Dresser
    Hunting with a Bow and arrow – Saxton pope
    Axe Manual of Peter McLaren – Peter McLaren
    The complete book of heating with wood – Larry Gay
    Saskatchewan trapper training manual – Saskatchewan Education Northern division
    Village Technology Handbook - Volunteers in Technical Assistance
    Wood Conserving Stoves a Design Guide - Volunteers in Technical Assistance
    Woodsmanship – Bernard S. Mason
    The Woodsman and Craft Book (1910) – Hoffman ??
    Shifts and Expedients of Camp Life for Travel & Exploration (1871) – W.B Lord & T. Baines
    Survival and Austere Medicine - The Remote, Austere, Wilderness and Third World Medicine Discussion Board
    How to make tools - Christiansen & Bernard Zubrowski
    Improvised repairs to wheeled vehicles in the field (1943) – British MOD
    Minor surgical procedures in remote areas – Medecins San frontiers
    Mini Technology Handbook Volume 1 & 2 – B.R. Saubolle & S.J. Bachmann
    Automotive operation and maintenance (for Pioneer roads) – E. Christopher Cone


    pamphlets & booklets:

    pioneering knots and lashings - Scout Troop 24
    Sea survival - Ministry of defence
    Arctic survival - Ministry of defence
    Jungle Survival - Ministry of Defence
    Basic wilderness survival in cold lacking snow - Mors Kochanski
    The compass - Mors Kochanski
    The two kilogram survival field kit manual - Mors Kochanski
    Basic wilderness survival in deep snow - Mors Kochanski
    Knife sharpening - Mors Kochanski
    Top seven Bush Knots and the Use of the windlass - Mors Kochanski
    tools of survival and survival training - Mors Kochanski
    Basic netting - Mors Kochanski
    Map use - Mors Kochanski
    21 native edible plants - Mors Kochanski
    the inuit snow house - Mors Kochanski
    Survival kit ideas - Mors Kochanski
    The simple cattail doll - Mors Kochanski
    Wilderness Steam Bath - Mors Kochanski
    When you meet a Black Bear - Mors Kochanski
    The Northan Night Sky - Mors Kochanski
    Basic weather Knowledge - Mors Kochaski
    Winter Survival in the backcountry - unknown
    Winter Survival - BC Hydro
    Fickminnie Overlevnad - Lars Falt
    fox fire Numerous issues - numerous
    A Therapeutic Approch to Arctic Survival Rations - Terence a. rogers, et al
    Physiology of Acute Starvation in Man - George F. Cahill
    Snow as a life Saver - Don Vockeroth & Jhon Amatt
    Survival in the desert - USAF survival school
    Alberta Wilderness Arts and Recreation 1-16
    The Psycology of Lost - Kenneth Hill
    Aboriginal Fire-Making - Walter Hough
    Frictional Fire Making With a Flexible Fire Thong – Henry Balfour
    Cold Weather Operations Personal Survival And Safety guide – British MOD
    Desert Weather Operations Personal Survival And Safety guide – British MOD


    DVDs and VHS

    Sticks as Tools and Implements – Mors Kochanski
    Blades: Sharpening and Safe use – Mors Kochanski
    Bush Knots – Mors Kochanski
    Clothing and Sleeping Bags – Mors Kochanski
    A Plant walk with Mors Kochanski Volumes 1 to 7 + master (8 DVD collection) – Mors Kochanski
    3 Days at the River with nothing but our bare hands - Thomas J. Elpel
    Mountain Meadows camping with almost nothing but the dog - Thomas J. Elpel
    Mountain Lakes a survival fishing trip - Thomas J. Elpel
    Canoe Camping on a song and a paddle - Thomas J. Elpel
    SAS Survival Techniques (two VHS tapes) - John Wiseman
    Woodsmoke: Primitive pottery - by Richard & Linda Jamison
    Woodsmoke: Primitive cooking - by Richard & Linda Jamison
    Woodsmoke: Fire volume 1 - by Richard & Linda Jamison
    Survival and self reliance - by Mel DeWeese & Friends
    Fire Volume 1 - by Tom Laskowski
    Fire Volume 2 - by Tom Laskowski
    Stone Age Living Skills, Fire, Food and Cordage - Jim Riggs & Robert Earthworm
    Stone Age Living Skills, Hide Tanning - Robert Earthworm & Melvin Beattie
    Stone Age Living Skills, Arrows - Brian James
    Last edited by Stuart; 25-01-2010 at 14:51.
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    Aww geeze. Now I have even more books/pamphlets/DVDs to put on my wish list.
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    A few more to add:

    Food And Emergency Food In The Circumpolar Area - Kerstin Eidlitz
    Cache Lake Country - John J. Rowlands
    Campers' Guide to Woodcraft and Outdoor Life - Luis Henderson
    Paradise Below Zero - Calvin Rutstrum
    The Natural Navigator - Tristan Gooley
    Survival - Chris & Gretchen Janowsky
    Manifold destiny - Chris Maynard & Bill Scheller
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    I found this list very useful indeed! many thanks!

    Though i'm still looking for a small (pocket sized) book on solely tree types and what they are good for.

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    Just ordered a journey to the northern ocean by Samuel Hearne - Paperback as a hardback copy was £119 +
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    I've fallen a little behind in updating this, but I've now added the recently aquired titles and put it in alphabetical order.

    the 1st post has been edited to reflect the update, here is what it looks like now:

    Title - Author

    Books:

    98.6 Degrees the art of keeping your ass alive - cody lundin
    A Collection of Indigenous Indonesian Technologies - Craig Thorburn
    A cook on the wild side - Hugh fearnley-whittingstall
    Adrift - Steven Callahan
    Aids to Survival – W.A. Police Academy Command & Land Operations unit
    Animal Traps and Trapping - James A. Bateman
    Animals, tracks, trails and signs - R. Brown, M. Lawrence and J. pope
    Arctic Manual - Vilhjalmur Stefanson
    Army manual of Hygiene and Sanitation 1934 - MoD
    Automotive operation and maintenance (for Pioneer roads) – E. Christopher Cone
    Axe Manual of Peter McLaren – Peter McLaren
    Basic Blacksmithing - David Harries and Bernhard Heer
    Being your own Wilderness Doctor – Dr. E. Russel Kodet
    Botany in a day - Thomas J. Elpel
    British Trees in Colour - Cyril Hart, illus Charles Raymond
    Bush Arts – Mors Kochanski
    Bushcraft - Richard Graves
    Bushcraft How to Live In The Jungle And Bush
    Bushcraft Skills and How To Survive In The Wild - Anthonio Akkermans
    Cache Lake Country - John J. Rowlands
    Camp Life in the Woods and the Tricks of Trapping and Trap Making - William Hamilton Gibson
    Campers' Guide to Woodcraft and Outdoor Life - Luis Henderson
    Camping and woodcraft - Horace Kephart
    Camping in the Old Style - Dave Wescott, David Wescott
    Camplife in the woods and the tricks of trapping - W. Hamilton Gibson
    Camplore and Woodcraft - Daniel Beard
    Care of the Critically Ill Patient in the Tropics and Subtropics - David A.K. Watters
    Complete book of survival - Eddie McGee
    Country Woodcraft - Drew Langsner
    Craftsmen of Necessity - Christopher williams
    Culpepers herbal remedies - Nicholas Culpeper
    Deadfalls and snares - A.R Harding
    Deep Survival - Laurence Gonzales
    Desert expeditions – Tom Sheppard
    Desert Survival Tips, Tricks & Skills -Tony Nester
    Ditch Medicine - Hugh L. Coffee
    Don’t Die in The Bundu - Col. D. H. Grainger
    Down but not out - Royal Canadian air force Survival training School
    Dwelling Portably 1980-89 - Bert and Holly Davis
    Dwelling Portably 1990-99 - Bert and Holly Davis
    Dwelling Portably 2000-2008 - Bert and Holly Davis
    Dwellings - Paul Oliver
    Earth Knack - Bart & Robin Blankenship
    Emergency Navigation - David Burch
    Essential Bushcraft - Ray Mears
    Essentials of Sea Survival - Frank Golden MD, PHD & Michael Tipton PHD
    Expedition Medicine - The Royal Geographical society
    Experiments on Knife sharpening - Department of materials science and engineering Iowa state university
    Extreme survival - Dr Kenneth Kamler
    Finding your way without a map or compass - Harrold Gatty
    Food and Emergency Food in the Circumpolar Area - Kerstin Eidlitz
    Food for free - Richard Mabey
    Friluftsboken - Lars Fält
    Gemsbok Bean & Kalahari truffle, traditional plant use by Jul'hoansi in N.East Namibia - Arno Leffers
    Handbok Overlevnad - Lars Fält
    Handbook of knots and splices – Charles Gibson
    Hints to travellers Scientific and general (1883) – Royal Geographical society
    Home manufacture of Furs and Skins - A.B. Farnham
    Home tanning and leather making guide - A.B Farnham
    Homegrown sun dwellings – Peter Van Dresser
    How to **** in the woods - Kathleen Meyer
    How to make tools - Christiansen & Bernard Zubrowski
    How to stay alive in the woods – Bradford Angier
    How to survive in the bush, on the coast, in the mountains of New Zealand – Lt B. Hildrith RNAF
    How to survive on land and sea - US naval institute press
    Hunting with a Bow and arrow – Saxton pope
    Improvised repairs to wheeled vehicles in the field (1943) – British MOD
    Indian Fishing - Hilary Stewart
    Inner navigation – Erik Jonsson
    Into the primitive - Dale martin
    Knife Making - Bo Bergman
    Knowledge of the Ancestors - Ryan Leech
    Life at the extremes the science of survival - Frances Ashcroft
    Living off nature - Judy Urquhart
    Living off the land, a manual of bushcraft - Salt (Melbourne, Vic.)
    Manifold destiny - Chris Maynard & Bill Scheller
    Medicine for Mountaineering and other wilderness activities - James A. Wilkerson
    Mini Technology Handbook Volume 1 & 2 – B.R. Saubolle & S.J. Bachmann
    Minor surgical procedures in remote areas – Medecins San frontiers
    Mountainman crafts and skills - David Montgomery
    Moving Heavy Things - Jan Adkins
    Naked into the wilderness - John & geri Mcpherson
    Naked into the wilderness 2 - John & Geri McPhearson
    Never say die – Canadian Military
    New way of the wilderness - Calvin Rutstrum
    No need to Die - Eddie McGee
    Northern Bushcraft - Mors kochanski
    Nutrition in medicine - Simon P. Allison
    On Your own in the Wilderness – Colonel Townsend Whelen
    Outdoor safety and survival - British Columbia outdoor recreation division
    Outdoor survival skills - Larry Dean Olsen
    Outdoors survival handbook - Ray Mears
    Paradise Below Zero - Calvin Rutstrum
    Participating in Nature - Thomas J. Elpel
    Passport to Survival - Esther Dickey
    Performing in extreme environments - Lawrence E. Armstrong
    Physiology of Man In The Desert - E. F. Adolph
    Pioneering projects - John Thurman
    Plants with a Purpose - Richard Mabey, Marjorie Blamey
    Poachers and poaching - John Watson
    Polar Expeditions – Rachel Duncan
    Practicing Primitive: A Handbook of Aboriginal Skills - Steven M. Watts
    Primary Diagnosis & Treatment, in Developing countries - Daniel E. Fountain
    Primitive outdoor skills - Richard L Jamison
    Primitive Technology - Erret Callahan
    Primitive technology 2, Ancestral Skills - society for primitive technology
    Primitive technology, a book of earth skills - society for primitive technology
    Ranger Medical Handbook –US Army Special Operations Command
    Recipes for roughing it easy - Dian Thomas
    Rogers Herbal Manual – Robert Dale Rogers
    Roughing it easy 2 - Dian Thomas
    Roughing it easy – Dian Thomas
    Sahara overland - Chris Scott
    Sanitation Without Water - Uno Winblad and Wen Kitama
    Saskatchewan trapper training manual – Saskatchewan Education Northern division
    Scouting for boys first edition - Baden Powell
    Search and Rescue Survival Training AF Reg 64-4 - US department of the air force
    Secrets of Eskimo Skin Sewing - Edna Wilder
    Shelters shacks and shanties - D.C. Beard
    Shifts and Expedients of Camp Life for Travel & Exploration (1871) – W.B Lord & T. Baines
    SkyGuide – Mark R. Chartrand
    Snow Caves - Ernest Wilkinson
    South Sea Lore - Kenneth P. Emory
    Staying Alive – Maurice and Maralyn Bailey
    Survival - Chris & Gretchen Janowsky
    Survival advantage - Andrew Lane
    Survival and Austere Medicine - The Remote, Austere, Wilderness and Third World Medicine Discussion Board
    Survival arts of the primitive Paiutes - Margaret M. Wheat
    Survival How to Prevail In Hostile Enviroments - Xavier Maniguet
    Survival Psychology - John Leach
    Survival skills of native California - Paul D. Cambell
    Survival Skills of the North American Indians - Peter Goodchild
    Survival Wisdom & Know How - the editors of stackpole books
    Survival, how to prevail in hostile enviroments - Xavier Maniguet
    Survive the savage sea - Dougal Robertson
    Survive – Clay Blair, Jr.
    Surviving Australia - Sorrel Wilby
    Tanning at Home - W.B Scarbough
    The Art of Survival – Cord Christian Troebst
    The art of Tracking, The origin of science - Louis Liebenberg
    The Art of Travel - Francis Galton
    The axe Manual - Peter Mclaren
    The Basic Essentials of Desert Survival - Dave Ganci
    The best of Woodsmoke - Richard L. Jamison
    The Book of Survival - Anthony Greenbank
    The Bushmans handbook - H. A. Lindsay
    The Call of the Birds – Charles S. Bayne
    The complete book of heating with wood – Larry Gay
    The complete book of self sufficiency - John Seymour
    The Complete Guide to Edible wild plants,fruits and Nuts - Katie Letcher Lyle
    The complete snow campers guide – Raymond Bridge
    The essentials of archery - L.E. Stemmler
    The foraging spectrum - Robert L. Kelly
    The Fungal Pharmacy – Robert Rogers
    The Humanure Handbook - Jospeh Jenkins
    The Hunting peoples - Carleton S. Coon
    The Jungle Hiker - Royal Air Force Welfare ceylon
    The Natural Navigator - Tristan Gooley
    The nature and subsequent uses of flint - John W. Lord
    The Nature doctor – Dr. H. C. A. Vogel
    The poachers handbook - Ian Niall
    The Practical Mushroom encyclopaedia - peter jorden & steve wheeler
    The Prairie Traveler handbook for overland expeditions (1859) – Randolph P. Marcy
    The S.A.S. survival hand book - John Wisman
    The Ship’s Medicine Chest and Medical Aid at Sea - U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
    The Sling for sport and survival - Cliff Savage
    The survival handbook - Raymond mears
    The traditional bowers bible - numerous authors
    The Trappers Bible - Dale martin
    The Tribal Living Book - David levinson & David Sherwood
    The Ultimate desert Handbook - Mark Johnson
    The Ultimate encyclopaedia of Knots and rope work - Geoffry Budworth
    The wilderness handbook – Paul Petzoldt
    The Wilderness Route finder - Calvin Rutstrum
    The Winter Wilderness Companion - Garret conover & Alexandra Conover
    The Woodsman and Craft Book (1910) – Hoffman ??
    Trees & Shrubs of the Okavango delta, Medicinal uses and Nutritional value, volume 1 & 2 - Veronica Roodt
    Tropical Forest Expeditions - By Clive Jermy and Roger Chapman
    Uteliv - Lars Fält
    Vehicle Dependant Expedition Guide - Tom Sheppard
    Village Technology Handbook - Volunteers in Technical Assistance
    VinterFarden - Lars Fält
    When All Hell Breaks Loose - Cody Lundin
    Where there is no Dentist - Murray Dickson
    Where there is no doctor - David Werner
    Wild Food - Gordon Hillman & Ray Mears
    Wild Food - Roger Phillips
    Wilderness canoeing and camping – Cliff Jacobson
    Wilderness Survival Guide - Monty Alford
    Wilderness Survival Manual - BC Hydro / W.T. Floyd
    Wildwood wisdom - Ellsworth Jaeger
    Winter wise - Montague Alford
    Wood Conserving Stoves a Design Guide - Volunteers in Technical Assistance
    Woodsmanship – Bernard S. Mason
    Woodsmoke - Richard & Linda Jamison
    Wound Management - Jill A. David


    Pamphlets & Booklets:

    pioneering knots and lashings - Scout Troop 24
    Sea survival - Ministry of defence
    Arctic survival - Ministry of defence
    Jungle Survival - Ministry of Defence
    Basic wilderness survival in cold lacking snow - Mors Kochanski
    The compass - Mors Kochanski
    The two kilogram survival field kit manual - Mors Kochanski
    Basic wilderness survival in deep snow - Mors Kochanski
    Knife sharpening - Mors Kochanski
    Top seven Bush Knots and the Use of the windlass - Mors Kochanski
    tools of survival and survival training - Mors Kochanski
    Basic netting - Mors Kochanski
    Map use - Mors Kochanski
    21 native edible plants - Mors Kochanski
    the Inuit snow house - Mors Kochanski
    Survival kit ideas - Mors Kochanski
    The simple cattail doll - Mors Kochanski
    Wilderness Steam Bath - Mors Kochanski
    When you meet a Black Bear - Mors Kochanski
    The Northern Night Sky - Mors Kochanski
    Basic weather Knowledge - Mors Kochanski
    Winter Survival in the backcountry - unknown
    Winter Survival - BC Hydro
    Fickminnie Overlevnad - Lars Fält
    fox fire Numerous issues - numerous
    A Therapeutic Approach to Arctic Survival Rations - Terence a. rogers, et al
    Physiology of Acute Starvation in Man - George F. Cahill
    Snow as a life Saver - Don Vockeroth & Jhon Amatt
    Survival in the desert - USAF survival school
    Alberta Wilderness Arts and Recreation 1-16
    The Psychology of Lost - Kenneth Hill
    Frictional Fire Making With a Flexible Fire Thong – Henry Balfour
    Aboriginal Fire Making - Walter Hough
    Cold Weather Operations Personal Survival And Safety guide – British MOD
    Desert Weather Operations Personal Survival And Safety guide – British MOD


    Videos:

    Sticks as Tools and Implements – Mors Kochanski
    Blades: Sharpening and Safe use – Mors Kochanski
    Bush Knots – Mors Kochanski
    Clothing and Sleeping Bags – Mors Kochanski
    A Plant walk with Mors Kochanski Volumes 1 to 7 + master (8 DVD collection) – Mors Kochanski
    3 Days at the River with nothing but our bare hands - Thomas J. Elpel
    Mountain Meadows camping with almost nothing but the dog - Thomas J. Elpel
    Mountain Lakes a survival fishing trip - Thomas J. Elpel
    Canoe Camping on a song and a paddle - Thomas J. Elpel
    SAS Survival Techniques (two VHS tapes) - John Wiseman
    Woodsmoke: Primitive pottery - by Richard & Linda Jamison
    Woodsmoke: Primitive cooking - by Richard & Linda Jamison
    Woodsmoke: Fire volume 1 - by Richard & Linda Jamison
    Survival and self reliance - by Mel DeWeese & Friends
    Fire Volume 1 - by Tom Laskowski
    Fire Volume 2 - by Tom Laskowski
    Stone Age Living Skills, Fire, Food and Cordage - Jim Riggs & Robert Earthworm
    Stone Age Living Skills, Hide Tanning - Robert Earthworm & Melvin Beattie
    Stone Age Living Skills, Arrows - Brian James
    Brain Tan Buckskin – John & Geri McPherson
    Breaking Rock 1 - John & Geri McPherson
    Breaking Rock 2 - John & Geri McPherson
    Deer from Field to Freezer - John & Geri McPherson
    How to construct an Asiatic Bow - John & Geri McPherson
    Primitive Fire and Cordage - John & Geri McPherson
    Primitive Semi-Permanent Shelters - John & Geri McPherson
    Primitive Wilderness Skills Applied - John & Geri McPherson
    The Primitive Bow and Arrow - John & Geri McPherson
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    Darn it Stuart, I've just had to order yet another book today.

    It's all your fault...
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    oh and i thought i had dunn well wiith about ten books on the subject of bushcraft ooooops i think i have a long way to go

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    98.6 Degrees the art of keeping your ass alive - cody lundin
    A Collection of Indigenous Indonesian Technologies - Craig Thorburn
    A cook on the wild side - Hugh fearnley-whittingstall
    Adrift - Steven Callahan
    Aids to Survival – W.A. Police Academy Command & Land Operations unit
    Animal Traps and Trapping - James A. Bateman
    Animals, tracks, trails and signs - R. Brown, M. Lawrence and J. pope
    Arctic Manual - Vilhjalmur Stefanson
    Army manual of Hygiene and Sanitation 1934 - MoD
    Automotive operation and maintenance (for Pioneer roads) – E. Christopher Cone
    Axe Manual of Peter McLaren – Peter McLaren
    Basic Blacksmithing - David Harries and Bernhard Heer
    Being your own Wilderness Doctor – Dr. E. Russel Kodet
    Botany in a day - Thomas J. Elpel
    British Trees in Colour - Cyril Hart, illus Charles Raymond
    Bush Arts – Mors Kochanski
    Bushcraft - Richard Graves

    Bushcraft How to Live In The Jungle And Bush
    Bushcraft Skills and How To Survive In The Wild - Anthonio Akkermans
    Cache Lake Country - John J. Rowlands

    Camp Life in the Woods and the Tricks of Trapping and Trap Making - William Hamilton Gibson
    Campers' Guide to Woodcraft and Outdoor Life - Luis Henderson
    Camping and woodcraft - Horace Kephart
    Camping in the Old Style - Dave Wescott, David Wescott

    Camplife in the woods and the tricks of trapping - W. Hamilton Gibson
    Camplore and Woodcraft - Daniel Beard
    Care of the Critically Ill Patient in the Tropics and Subtropics - David A.K. Watters
    Complete book of survival - Eddie McGee
    Country Woodcraft - Drew Langsner
    Craftsmen of Necessity - Christopher williams
    Culpepers herbal remedies - Nicholas Culpeper
    Deadfalls and snares - A.R Harding
    Deep Survival - Laurence Gonzales
    Desert expeditions – Tom Sheppard
    Desert Survival Tips, Tricks & Skills -Tony Nester
    Ditch Medicine - Hugh L. Coffee
    Don’t Die in The Bundu - Col. D. H. Grainger
    Down but not out - Royal Canadian air force Survival training School
    Dwelling Portably 1980-89 - Bert and Holly Davis
    Dwelling Portably 1990-99 - Bert and Holly Davis
    Dwelling Portably 2000-2008 - Bert and Holly Davis
    Dwellings - Paul Oliver
    Earth Knack - Bart & Robin Blankenship
    Emergency Navigation - David Burch
    Essential Bushcraft - Ray Mears
    Essentials of Sea Survival - Frank Golden MD, PHD & Michael Tipton PHD
    Expedition Medicine - The Royal Geographical society
    Experiments on Knife sharpening - Department of materials science and engineering Iowa state university
    Extreme survival - Dr Kenneth Kamler
    Finding your way without a map or compass - Harrold Gatty
    Food and Emergency Food in the Circumpolar Area - Kerstin Eidlitz
    Food for free - Richard Mabey
    Friluftsboken - Lars Fält
    Gemsbok Bean & Kalahari truffle, traditional plant use by Jul'hoansi in N.East Namibia - Arno Leffers
    Handbok Overlevnad - Lars Fält
    Handbook of knots and splices – Charles Gibson
    Hints to travellers Scientific and general (1883) – Royal Geographical society
    Home manufacture of Furs and Skins - A.B. Farnham
    Home tanning and leather making guide - A.B Farnham
    Homegrown sun dwellings – Peter Van Dresser
    How to **** in the woods - Kathleen Meyer
    How to make tools - Christiansen & Bernard Zubrowski
    How to stay alive in the woods – Bradford Angier
    How to survive in the bush, on the coast, in the mountains of New Zealand – Lt B. Hildrith RNAF
    How to survive on land and sea - US naval institute press
    Hunting with a Bow and arrow – Saxton pope
    Improvised repairs to wheeled vehicles in the field (1943) – British MOD
    Indian Fishing - Hilary Stewart
    Inner navigation – Erik Jonsson
    Into the primitive - Dale martin
    Knife Making - Bo Bergman
    Knowledge of the Ancestors - Ryan Leech
    Life at the extremes the science of survival - Frances Ashcroft
    Living off nature - Judy Urquhart
    Living off the land, a manual of bushcraft - Salt (Melbourne, Vic.)
    Manifold destiny - Chris Maynard & Bill Scheller
    Medicine for Mountaineering and other wilderness activities - James A. Wilkerson
    Mini Technology Handbook Volume 1 & 2 – B.R. Saubolle & S.J. Bachmann
    Minor surgical procedures in remote areas – Medecins San frontiers
    Mountainman crafts and skills - David Montgomery
    Moving Heavy Things - Jan Adkins
    Naked into the wilderness - John & geri Mcpherson
    Naked into the wilderness 2 - John & Geri McPhearson
    Never say die – Canadian Military
    New way of the wilderness - Calvin Rutstrum
    No need to Die - Eddie McGee
    Northern Bushcraft - Mors kochanski
    Nutrition in medicine - Simon P. Allison
    On Your own in the Wilderness – Colonel Townsend Whelen
    Outdoor safety and survival - British Columbia outdoor recreation division
    Outdoor survival skills - Larry Dean Olsen
    Outdoors survival handbook - Ray Mears

    Paradise Below Zero - Calvin Rutstrum
    Participating in Nature - Thomas J. Elpel
    Passport to Survival - Esther Dickey
    Performing in extreme environments - Lawrence E. Armstrong
    Physiology of Man In The Desert - E. F. Adolph
    Pioneering projects - John Thurman
    Plants with a Purpose - Richard Mabey, Marjorie Blamey
    Poachers and poaching - John Watson
    Polar Expeditions – Rachel Duncan
    Practicing Primitive: A Handbook of Aboriginal Skills - Steven M. Watts
    Primary Diagnosis & Treatment, in Developing countries - Daniel E. Fountain
    Primitive outdoor skills - Richard L Jamison
    Primitive Technology - Erret Callahan
    Primitive technology 2, Ancestral Skills - society for primitive technology
    Primitive technology, a book of earth skills - society for primitive technology
    Ranger Medical Handbook –US Army Special Operations Command
    Recipes for roughing it easy - Dian Thomas
    Rogers Herbal Manual – Robert Dale Rogers
    Roughing it easy 2 - Dian Thomas
    Roughing it easy – Dian Thomas
    Sahara overland - Chris Scott
    Sanitation Without Water - Uno Winblad and Wen Kitama
    Saskatchewan trapper training manual – Saskatchewan Education Northern division
    Scouting for boys first edition - Baden Powell
    Search and Rescue Survival Training AF Reg 64-4 - US department of the air force
    Secrets of Eskimo Skin Sewing - Edna Wilder
    Shelters shacks and shanties - D.C. Beard
    Shifts and Expedients of Camp Life for Travel & Exploration (1871) – W.B Lord & T. Baines
    SkyGuide – Mark R. Chartrand
    Snow Caves - Ernest Wilkinson
    South Sea Lore - Kenneth P. Emory
    Staying Alive – Maurice and Maralyn Bailey
    Survival - Chris & Gretchen Janowsky
    Survival advantage - Andrew Lane
    Survival and Austere Medicine - The Remote, Austere, Wilderness and Third World Medicine Discussion Board
    Survival arts of the primitive Paiutes - Margaret M. Wheat
    Survival How to Prevail In Hostile Enviroments - Xavier Maniguet
    Survival Psychology - John Leach
    Survival skills of native California - Paul D. Cambell
    Survival Skills of the North American Indians - Peter Goodchild
    Survival Wisdom & Know How - the editors of stackpole books
    Survival, how to prevail in hostile enviroments - Xavier Maniguet
    Survive the savage sea - Dougal Robertson
    Survive – Clay Blair, Jr.
    Surviving Australia - Sorrel Wilby
    Tanning at Home - W.B Scarbough
    The Art of Survival – Cord Christian Troebst
    The art of Tracking, The origin of science - Louis Liebenberg
    The Art of Travel - Francis Galton
    The axe Manual - Peter Mclaren
    The Basic Essentials of Desert Survival - Dave Ganci
    The best of Woodsmoke - Richard L. Jamison
    The Book of Survival - Anthony Greenbank
    The Bushmans handbook - H. A. Lindsay
    The Call of the Birds – Charles S. Bayne
    The complete book of heating with wood – Larry Gay
    The complete book of self sufficiency - John Seymour
    The Complete Guide to Edible wild plants,fruits and Nuts - Katie Letcher Lyle
    The complete snow campers guide – Raymond Bridge
    The essentials of archery - L.E. Stemmler
    The foraging spectrum - Robert L. Kelly
    The Fungal Pharmacy – Robert Rogers
    The Humanure Handbook - Jospeh Jenkins
    The Hunting peoples - Carleton S. Coon
    The Jungle Hiker - Royal Air Force Welfare ceylon
    The Natural Navigator - Tristan Gooley
    The nature and subsequent uses of flint - John W. Lord
    The Nature doctor – Dr. H. C. A. Vogel
    The poachers handbook - Ian Niall
    The Practical Mushroom encyclopaedia - peter jorden & steve wheeler
    The Prairie Traveler handbook for overland expeditions (1859) – Randolph P. Marcy
    The S.A.S. survival hand book - John Wisman
    The Ship’s Medicine Chest and Medical Aid at Sea - U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
    The Sling for sport and survival - Cliff Savage
    The survival handbook - Raymond mears
    The traditional bowers bible - numerous authors
    The Trappers Bible - Dale martin
    The Tribal Living Book - David levinson & David Sherwood
    The Ultimate desert Handbook - Mark Johnson
    The Ultimate encyclopaedia of Knots and rope work - Geoffry Budworth
    The wilderness handbook – Paul Petzoldt
    The Wilderness Route finder - Calvin Rutstrum
    The Winter Wilderness Companion - Garret conover & Alexandra Conover

    The Woodsman and Craft Book (1910) – Hoffman ??
    Trees & Shrubs of the Okavango delta, Medicinal uses and Nutritional value, volume 1 & 2 - Veronica Roodt
    Tropical Forest Expeditions - By Clive Jermy and Roger Chapman
    Uteliv - Lars Fält
    Vehicle Dependant Expedition Guide - Tom Sheppard
    Village Technology Handbook - Volunteers in Technical Assistance
    VinterFarden - Lars Fält
    When All Hell Breaks Loose - Cody Lundin
    Where there is no Dentist - Murray Dickson
    Where there is no doctor - David Werner
    Wild Food - Gordon Hillman & Ray Mears
    Wild Food - Roger Phillips

    Wilderness canoeing and camping – Cliff Jacobson
    Wilderness Survival Guide - Monty Alford
    Wilderness Survival Manual - BC Hydro / W.T. Floyd
    Wildwood wisdom - Ellsworth Jaeger
    Winter wise - Montague Alford
    Wood Conserving Stoves a Design Guide - Volunteers in Technical Assistance
    Woodsmanship – Bernard S. Mason
    Woodsmoke - Richard & Linda Jamison
    Wound Management - Jill A. David

    OK got those. Raise you these: (In the order that they sit on my shelf at the moment)

    The Foxfire Book - Edited by Eliot Wigginton.
    Tipis - Linda A Holley.
    The Boy Mechanic.
    The Boy Camper
    Nature is your guide - Harold Gatty
    Woodcraft and Camping _ Nessmuk
    Build the perfect survival kit - John d. McCann
    Lighten Up - Don Ladigin
    Allen & Mike'd really cool Backpackin' book - Allen O'Bannon
    Allen & Mike'd really cool Backcountry Ski book - Allen O'Bannon
    Camping for Boys - H.W.Gibson
    Tramp Camping - W.L.Pember
    Romany hints for hikers - Gipsy Petulengro
    Mountaincraft and Leadership - Eric Langmuir
    Antlerknife - Ulf Avander
    Lattitude hooks and azimuth rings - Dennis Fisher
    The arts of the sailor - Hervey Garrett Smith
    The Ashley book of knots - Clifford W. Ashley
    Knot Craft - Des Pawson
    The complete practical book of country crafts - Jack Hill
    Celebrating Birch - North House Folk School
    Carving and whittling the Swedish Style - Gert Ljungberg
    Australian traditional Bush Crafts - Ron Edwards
    Song of the paddle - Bill Mason
    Animal tracks and signs - Preben Bang
    The country life guide to edible and medicinal plants - Edmund Launert
    North Atlantic Seafood - Alan Davidson
    Cold Comfort - Glenn Randall
    The field and forest handy book - Daniel Beard
    The outdoor handbook - Hamlyn
    Winterwise A backpacker Guide - John M. Dunn
    The outdoor book - Jack Cox
    Map Making - Frank Debenham
    Mountain navigation - Peter Cliff
    The Scouts outdoor cookbook -Christine & Tim Conners
    Emergency Navigation - David Burch
    Hardtack and Coffee - John D. Billings

    There are a few more scattered around the house but there are a few more titles to look out for.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BonnieWolf View Post
    I found this list very useful indeed! many thanks!

    Though i'm still looking for a small (pocket sized) book on solely tree types and what they are good for.
    The only one I know of is the Collins Gem, but it not very good on uses. You might be better going over to the Dump, and looking at the scout stuff.
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    Wow - impressive.

    I do have a passion for books (as well as Bushcraft!) so my wife will now be cursing you as there are a few here I'll be hunting out. Is your 'Scouting for Boys' the six parts or the first full edition? I have a first edition of B-P's 'little red book' - Aids to Scouting (the smuggled through the Boer lines version). Great reading.

    Thanks for taking the time to share.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wayland View Post
    Raise you these: (In the order that they sit on my shelf at the moment)

    The Foxfire Book - Edited by Eliot Wigginton. I have foxfire 2, but I dont have the rest
    Tipis - Linda A Holley.
    The Boy Mechanic. I have this somewhere
    The Boy Camper
    Nature is your guide - Harold Gatty This is the same as 'finding your way without a map and compass' just a different title
    Woodcraft and Camping _ Nessmuk got this one
    Build the perfect survival kit - John d. McCann
    Lighten Up - Don Ladigin
    Allen & Mike'd really cool Backpackin' book - Allen O'Bannon
    Allen & Mike'd really cool Backcountry Ski book - Allen O'Bannon got this one too, I love the illustrations, have to get the other one
    Camping for Boys - H.W.Gibson
    Tramp Camping - W.L.Pember I really want to get a copy of this, what do you think of it?
    Romany hints for hikers - Gipsy Petulengro
    Mountaincraft and Leadership - Eric Langmuir
    Antlerknife - Ulf Avander
    Lattitude hooks and azimuth rings - Dennis Fisher
    The arts of the sailor - Hervey Garrett Smith
    The Ashley book of knots - Clifford W. Ashley
    Knot Craft - Des Pawson
    The complete practical book of country crafts - Jack Hill
    Celebrating Birch - North House Folk School
    Carving and whittling the Swedish Style - Gert Ljungberg
    Australian traditional Bush Crafts - Ron Edwards On my to get list
    Song of the paddle - Bill Mason
    Animal tracks and signs - Preben Bang
    The country life guide to edible and medicinal plants - Edmund Launert
    North Atlantic Seafood - Alan Davidson
    Cold Comfort - Glenn Randall
    The field and forest handy book - Daniel Beard
    The outdoor handbook - Hamlyn
    Winterwise A backpacker Guide - John M. Dunn
    The outdoor book - Jack Cox
    Map Making - Frank Debenham
    Mountain navigation - Peter Cliff
    The Scouts outdoor cookbook -Christine & Tim Conners
    Emergency Navigation - David Burch I have this, its on the list I think
    Hardtack and Coffee - John D. Billings

    There are a few more scattered around the house but there are a few more titles to look out for.

    of the above, which do you really rate?
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    Awesome collection mate.

    I'm thinking about getting Bushcraft by Mors Kochanski plus the pamphlets he wrote. Would you recomend them?

    Mors makes Meares look like Grylls.

    Also was thinking about 98.6 degrees and Naked into the wilderness.

    Info would be greatly appreciated.

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    A very excellent collection you have there, I have printed off the list and will go about trying to get hold of a few books (have them delivered when SWMBO is not home as I have alot of books anyway).

    I might have to invest in a kindle so the collection doesn't take up all the space left in my house.

    As you reccomended earlier in the thread I think I will order Bushcraft by Mors Kochanski and perhaps buy a book every couple of months and look through the second hand bookstores to see if they stock any books of this type.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scottishwanderer View Post
    I'm thinking about getting Bushcraft by Mors Kochanski plus the pamphlets he wrote. Would you recomend them?
    Absolutely, I would highly recommend starting with Mors Kochanski's 'Bushcraft' and Pamphlets, my favourite pamphlets are "the two kilogram survival kit field manual" , " basic netting" & "the inuit snow house" I also like the "21 native wild edible plants"

    Also was thinking about 98.6 degrees and Naked into the wilderness.
    both excellent choices and all very different books by peope with very different backgrounds which is good, Cody is a student of Mors so you'll notice some similar approches but much of his stuff is new and original
    As you reccomended earlier in the thread I think I will order Bushcraft by Mors Kochanski and perhaps buy a book every couple of months and look through the second hand bookstores to see if they stock any books of this type.
    thats how I started
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stuart View Post
    thats how I started
    It really worth never working past a shop with books. The stuff you find!
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    Wow I thought I had a large collection!! Given your skills at finding great stuff. I wonder can you help. Years ago I downloaded a great little book about backwoodsmen. It had detailed info on everything about living in the forest. Felling, splitting. making a shavehorse etc. If you have any idea where I can find it again, could you please let me know.
    Thanks
    Happy Trails
    Bgbushman

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    Brilliant collection Stuart, got many of the titles but some interesting looking ones to pursue. My pride and joy is a first edition Woodcraft by Ernest Thomas Setton although it never comes out into the field with me! Not sure what the author would make of that. Also not sure you are aware of it but I use a site called archive.org. loads of antique and rare books of interest to download for free, if you haven't seen it yet check it out well worth a look. Only wish I could be at the moot to see your collection.
    Happy Trails
    Mike

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