The Lost Ways: Ultimate Survival Food

by Claude Davis

The Lost Ways, details the many ways of survival proven effective by your ancestors.


Each chapter addresses a different, specific survival needed that is critical in taking care of yourself and your family during a natural or man-made crisis.

Keep in mind that it’s a 350 page book so it’s difficult to list every topic it covers here, but this should help give you a good idea:

• Water:
Learn how to safely and effectively collect and preserve water to keep yourself prepared in the event of a drought or any other environmental crisis.

• Food:
Learn how to prepare nutritionally dense super foods that can last for years without refrigeration.

• Cooking:
Learn to build traditional smokehouses and how to smoke fish and other meats. You will also be taught how to make beer, other alcohol, and survival bark bread.

• Hunting:
Learn how to make animal traps and hunt your prey, year round.

• Housing:
Learn how our ancestors built large, sturdy underground houses that could accomodate up to five families.

• Poultices:
Learn how to use medicinal herbs to make pastes that can heal wounds and get rid of nasty infections. And much more.

1.Learn valuable skills that can be used at anytime:

Though this is a book about survival techniques, the skills you will learn can be useful at anytime- not just during a time of crisis.

Anyone wanting to become self-sufficient while also saving money on food, utility bills, and medication will benefit from this book.

2.One of the most comprehensive survival guides on the market:

This guide is filled with techniques that can help you survive any disaster- economic crises, wars, famine, water-shortages, and more.

It is truly a comprehensive survival guide that covers everything from A to Z.

3.Available in both digital and print:

The Lost Ways is now available in both digital and printed versions.

It’s always nice to have the option to have a physical copy of the book on hand, if that’s something you prefer.

The Lost Ways currently does include any video tutorials or audio segments.

If you’re more of a visual learner, this might make the book a bit harder for you to get through.

Like mentioned before, it is 350 pages long so not having any audio segments can make for a bit of a long read.

The Lost Ways is one of the most comprehensive, informative survival guides on the market.

Anyone that wants to learn to become more self-sufficient and prepare themselves for coming disasters will benefit from the practical skills this book provides.

Genres: Survival, How To, Nonfiction

350 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 28, 2017

Reviews

[Benjamin Page · Rating 5 out of 5]

The wide array of old ways presented in this book, though by no means exhaustive, is fairly thorough and definitely invaluable. I took a chance on this book and was not disappointed. I can't complain about the included subject matter, but I just wish there was more. The book does not bore, and actually made me hunger for more info. Further, I found the historical descriptions interesting. From catching and foraging for food, to making soap, the book touches on many aspects of life that we take for granted in modern society.

[Tazjee · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Lost Ways - reveals espionage techniques that can be applied to everyday situations for personal safety and survival. The book provides practical tips on evasion, self-defense, and security, drawing on spy tactics to help readers protect themselves and their loved ones in dangerous scenarios.

[Barry · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good practical information. More than scratches the surface on food related items, less in-depth on some other subjects. Very helpful recipes for meals, soap and some other items. I liked that the book includes how to make snowshoes. There at no blueprints for the building projects, just sketches, since each project relies on what you have on hand.

[Robert Lewter · Rating 5 out of 5]

A great book along the lines of the Foxfire series with fewer feel good stories and more practical how to information. It has great recipes and stuff like how the forefathers made knives or how to construct a water wheel. After North Korea detonates it's EMP satellite this will be an invaluable reference.

[Mike Capanda · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book . Lots of common sense information that can save your life info ever needed but it’s the way are ancestors lived everyday .

[Rich Ridgeway]

I got the package today it has been open, the seal was not sealed properly and my invoice was not in the package all of my information is somewhere to be stolen. Very poor company, I will never order anything from them. Now I have to worry about my ID being used.

[Teresa Hesson · Rating 1 out of 5]

Would not recommend

Used things that would not be available to most people if they were in a grid down situation. Hard rack and publican type stuff

[Michelle Wilson · Rating 5 out of 5]

this is the coolest book! I'm from the Nevada desert but live in the south east now. there is so much useful info and cool history and stories in this book.
this book would be a great gift to so many of my family members. we are all our grandparents. the hunter,the gathering, the self sustained. the knowledge of living off the land is such a lost way that needs to be brought back. every year I learn more and this book is essential!

[Chris · Rating 4 out of 5]

Lots of tips and tricks for when chaos gets worse.

[Lazerta · Rating 5 out of 5]

Where is the best place to get this book?

[Megan Law · Rating 5 out of 5]

A great book if the ish ever hits the fan in America! 😅

[Christina Green · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is so good.