Junkers88

Years ago I had an orange colored "survival book" (pocket sized so it fit into my fatigues cargo pocket), had knot tying, snare set ups, which plants are edible and which are poisonous, which trees have the best sap for wounds, etc... I've been looking to get another one but can't remember what it was called (looked at a few book stores and survival places and can't find it). I think I acquired it when I was still in the Army but don't think it was an approved Field Manual.

Do any of you have one of these or know what it was called? Going up north here in a few months into an area that I am completely unfamiliar with and would like to have it on hand.

scuba

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/zomb...guide#Overview

dropzone

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Fm 21-76

humphreys1588

dude, go buy cody lundin's survival book. Very good! guy is a genius!

wolfman81yota

As a kid I took a book on camp trips titled How To Survive In The Woods, by Bradford Anger. It had the information you stated in your post. It was a valuable tool to bring. It should be in my bug-out bag!

87 Deathtrap

Here's all you need:
http://www.amazon.com/Ranger-Handboo...ref=pd_sim_b_4

irab88

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step 1) join boy scouts
step 2) learn the stuff
step 3) make eagle rank
step 4) use information

no book needed

wolfman81yota

Mispelled the authors name, Bradford Angier.

dropzone

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stationed in Alaska for 4 years...tought me a lot..just don't chase a Moose with a machete

SeldomSeenSlim

That book is wicked!

The only other two survival books I've found worth getting:

Deep Survival

SAS Survival Handbook

lastname_firstname

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA this is excellent.

AbeWhat

SAS Survival guide, my personal fave