Anonymous
7/25/2025, 3:54:45 AM No.2831039
Anything really from how to tie knots to preserving food or hunting any tips ?
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What are some good survival books or resources ? - /out/ (#2831039)
Anonymous
7/25/2025, 4:22:17 AM No.2831043
>>2831039 (OP)
I just finished the SAS Survival Handbook, but it was really just kind of an overview of things, not very in depth, but still a good baseline for everything you need. Info was kind of normalfag coded though, things like "Remember to always obey the law and trust authorities" and shit like that.
Other people here recommended a few I'm looking into you might also find relevant:
>Wilderness First Aid Fourth Edition
>John Plant: Primitive Technology
>Don Paul: Everybodies outdoor survival guide
Then I just have some misc books on my list for star mapping, weather reading, animal/insect/plant/tree identification, etc.
I just finished the SAS Survival Handbook, but it was really just kind of an overview of things, not very in depth, but still a good baseline for everything you need. Info was kind of normalfag coded though, things like "Remember to always obey the law and trust authorities" and shit like that.
Other people here recommended a few I'm looking into you might also find relevant:
>Wilderness First Aid Fourth Edition
>John Plant: Primitive Technology
>Don Paul: Everybodies outdoor survival guide
Then I just have some misc books on my list for star mapping, weather reading, animal/insect/plant/tree identification, etc.