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-------------------------------------------------> :beaver: I wouldn't be surprised if you couldn't look up the book and possibly the video online. There is similiar program in the States as well but I don't know who sponsors it.

...my neck of the woods. The Grand River strolls through our city and takes us to other communities and out to the Lake Ontario.

...........................................................> :joyful: Luck...ie BUT I'm happy to go the distance to reach the winding rivers where the moose, deer, beaver, otter, turtle, and a whole host of fowl and other creatures play. :bear: I'm back - been in the wilderness don't you know...

...in wilderness survival it is the will of the mind. A man crashed his plane in the wilderness in British Columbia and after thirty five days he ended up on a highway to be picked up by a trucker who took him to the hospital. A lad of 14 got separated from his family in the east coast and...

...we call all this stuff WILDERNESS SKILLS. The things that enable us to enjoy adventures in the interior wilderness were we are free as the rivers and streams that chart their way to the sea.

ANOTHER INTERESTING SITE > Camping Gifts - Dude I Want That.com

There are as different as there are people. The Scout Organizations have good material on this topic/subject. Any of the field manuals will have this stuff in them. The outdoor life - full of fun!

-----------------------------------------> :) Agree - I have three of them, two regular pump kind and one Base Camp kind. They have served me well. Welcome again to Camping Babble

Her Majesty the Queen welcomes you to Camping Babble. :-)

...it's not an old fashion way it is a method. There are different methods for different applications. I was invited to a friends place in another city to have a day out. My car wasn't working well and I called him to cancel out. He said to me, "Have you ever heard of a bus?" Oh, right -...

...they sure can and I am more cognizant of the Raccoon than the bear. Raccoons can be vicious and more than that they carry diseases. We have a serious rabies problem in our neck of the woods due in part to the raccoon. On one occasion I discovered one of those salt packs dropped from the air...

Hi - I don't think that I welcomed you to CB - anyway, welcome.

A quick picture - better ones coming soon. He got his first medal on Friday. His rabies shot, booster, Raccoon Fever needle and oh yes Revolution control for ear mites, ticks, heart worm, fleas, and round worm. The "Raccoon Fever" needle as I call it is only $20.00 and wards of a disease...

..I have used a lean-to in the past but with the advancement of light weight specialty tarps and such I tend to avoid cutting down anything. Though even when I did build a lean-to I looked for dead wood. Ya...I guess I'm getting a bit soft. In the winter I pack a sled and tote that behind me...

Wow! I must be in "Cinderella Country" because I've never been confronted with those kinds of issues. I have real trouble wrapping my head around those things because I have never been exposed to them. Though I admit I do the usual - put things away and out of sight. [Out of sight - out of...

There are not a lot of people who like creepy, crawly things including snakes. I seem to have a aversion to earwigs. [Not native to this country.] I just don't like them. But then again...there are so many wonderful things in the world.

I was wondering where you would put/wear it? It looks like it weighs a tonne.

I've always felt more secure when I have a dog on a solo canoe trip. I kinda talk to him like he was human. :)

I mean...like really?

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