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Primitive Wilderness Skills, Applied & Advanced (Naked Into the Wilderness - 2)

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My compliments to author John McPherson on his ability to write in a manner that captured my interest on the first page and held it through to the last page. His words and explanations of primitive crafts let the reader know that he has the skill to live as primitive people did. His grammar is a little off key but that is ok because he writes like he thinks and makes it more understandable. Task well done.

Not as in depth as their first book, which is superb. This is more a book about them building a logboat and a shelter in a field, with other informative tidbits.Well worth having,but not a full instructional manual like their other book.

This book fills in the gaps of the first one. The first book "Primitive Wilderness Living & Survival Skills" is a must, this book is a good add on. Recommended to expand your library of really good reference books.

This book is tremendous and is written in plain simple do it yourself language.

I have not had the opportunity to use the information within but I feel I can try anything within (except the cooked field mouse)

I sometimes wonder who reads books of this genre. Duh, I do! But why? I enjoy developing an understanding of how things were done before technology, not because I want to traipse off into the woods and live like who knows what. Unfortunately that's the impression I came away with. Rather than an in depth study of why and how, I have the impression the McPherson's are suggesting an alternative life style. The problem is I find I'm unable to offer a better source.