The Bushcraft Boxed Set: Bushcraft 101; Advanced Bushcraft; The Bushcraft Field Guide to Trapping, Gathering, & Cooking in the Wild; Bushcraft First Aid

by Dave Canterbury, Jason A. Hunt

The Bushcraft Boxed Set brings together four titles from wilderness expert and New York Times bestselling author Dave Canterbury.

The collection

Bushcraft 101 : The primer to wilderness survival based on the author’s 5Cs of Survivability (cutting tools, covering, combustion devices, containers, and cordages)

Advanced Takes it to the next level with self-reliance skills that teach you how to survive with little to no equipment

The Bushcraft Guide to Trapping, Gathering, and Cooking in the Provides everything you need to know about packing, finding, and preparing food while trekking

Bushcraft First Written with Jason A. Hunt, PhD, it’s the go-to first aid resource for anyone headed into the woods

With this boxed set, you’ll be prepped and ready for your next outdoor adventure—wherever it takes you!

Genres: Survival, Reference, Nonfiction, Self Help, How To, Outdoors

1278 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 14, 2017

Reviews

[Janet Lynn Ferman · Rating 3 out of 5]

Obviously Dave has a lot of knowledge to pass on, and spent a lot of time involved in writing these books. I thank him for his dedication. But as a person who is a total lay person in bush craft, a complete beginner with no detailed knowledge of the craft, these books lack the details and deep explanations of the "how to's" of bush craft. The explanations and illustrations leave me missing a lot of information still in how to actually perform the steps to accomplish the bush craft techniques; leaving a lot of missing information so I really do not understand what Dave is trying to explain to me. You really have to have basic knowledge of bush craft already to understand his "how to" explanations, these are not beginner books. I will have to purchase other books to understand Dave's books completely.

[Kasey · Rating 3 out of 5]

Does not substitute for hands on training

The is something go be said for learning it in real life. Again, another good reference book in the series and i know the goal here is to give a brief overview of the vast topic of wilderness first aid. Main gripe is that is not universal enough when it comes to the plants for medicinal use. I would recommend getting a book in local plants in your area/country and also go talk go a botanist.
I would recommend this book with caveat that a few more books will be needed in order to be properly useful and was i said in the beginning, this book is not a website for hands in training not to i believe that Dave wants you to go of the without proper training.
Happy hiking.

[Sydney · Rating 4 out of 5]

I thought these guides were great for beginners. Were they a little less bulky, I might even consider putting them in my kit. Great for anyone just getting into Bushcraft, bug out/go bags, or just camping in general.

[Mark R · Rating 5 out of 5]

Lots of info. Comprehensive. Could use more diagrams and or pictures. I needed to do further research on the net to clarify many things. But a great staring point.