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• The Trapper's Bible: Traps, Snares & Pathguards

  Dale Martin

  
  The traps, snares and pathguards detailed here can be constructed out of the most basic materials, keeping your expenses down and your net profits up. Includes pest snares, large animal snares, and transplant traps, plus camp alarms that alert you to intruders and deadly pathguards that could save your life.
  
   

• Hunting with the Bow and Arrow

  Saxton Pope

  
  
   

• The Tiger: A True Story of Vengeance and Survival (Vintage Departures)

  John Vaillant

  
  
   

• Camp Life in the Woods, 2nd: and the Tricks of Trapping and Trap Making (Camp Life in the Woods & the Tricks of Trapping & Trap Making)

  W. Hamilton Gibson

  
  First published in 1881, this complete guide is a practical addition to any hiker, camper, or outdoor lover's library.
  
  
   

• The ABC's Of Reloading: The Definitive Guide For Novice To Expert

  Bill Chevalier

  
  Starting with the basics, this guide will lead the reader through the process of reloading handgun, rifle and shotgun cartridges with ease. Perfect for beginners and a great refresher for experienced reloaders, the book first discusses all the necessary tools and accessories needed to get started, then goes through step-by-step instructions and safety tips for loading metallic cartridges and shotshells. Helpful illustrations guide readers through each step and make the process easy to understand. The ABCs of Reloading covers all aspects of the hobby, from benchrest loading techniques, to ballistic software, to competition and hunting loads and more. Readers will appreciate how the book makes a complex subject understandable and fun. A newer edition of this title is now available.
  
   

• The Man-Eaters of Tsavo and Other East African Adventures

  John Henry Patterson

  
  
   

• Survivalist Magazine Issue #1

  Ed Corcoran, Jerry Erwin, Janet Liebsch, Lisa Bedford, Julia Soliday, Kirk McNeil, Jim Cobb, James T. Stevens, John Milandred, Bill Liebsch

  
  Special Premier Issue Reprint Features: The Only True Currency in a Post-Collapse World, Surviving in the Free State, Down to Nothing: Finding Food When You're Desperate, On Survivalism - Preparedness - and Self-Reliance, Homeschooling: A Family Matter, What Are You Gonna Do About a Nuclear Threat or Device, Antibiotics: Why You Should Store Them and How to Get Them Without a Prescription, Lone Wolf Syndrome, plus Book Review: American Apocalypse; The Beginning, and more!
  
   

• Science of Trapping: Describes the Fur Bearing Animals, Their Nature, Habits and Distribution, with Practical Methods for Their Capture [Illustrated]

  Elmer Harry Kreps

  
  
   

• Fifty Years A Hunter and Trapper (Illustrated Edition)

  E. N. Woodcock

  
  Eldred Nathaniel Woodcock was a famous hunter and trapper of Potter County, Pennsylvania. He wrote stories about his life and experiences which were published in the Hunter-Trader-Trapper Magazine between 1903 and 1913. These stories were compiled into a book titled Fifty Years a Hunter and Trapper, and published by A. R. Harding Publishing Company of St. Louis, Missouri in 1913.
  
   

• Survivalist Magazine Issue #4 - Collapse Medicine

  Lisa Bedford, Sergei Boutenko, Jim Cobb, Mat Stein, Rivanone Koz, Robert Scott Bell, Dr. Bones Alton, Chance Sanders, Jim Mahan

  
  Table of Contents
  Collapse Medicine:How to Suture Wounds - Dr. Bones
  A Medical Education for Every Age - Lisa Bedford
  Making and Using a Colloidal Silver Generator - Mat Stein
  The Folding Utility Knife as an EDC Tool - Steve “Sasquatch” Mayka
  The Next Super Bug - Mat Stein
  Daily Habits to Boost Your Immune Function - Brian Jones, PHD.
  Basic Survival Hygiene - Chance Sanders
  How to Build a Blowout Kit - Dave White
  Treating Chronic Disease WITHOUT Pharmaceuticals - Robert Scott Bell
  Fitness for When SHTF - Jim Mahan
  Inexpensive Luxuries for the Get Home Bag - Jim Cobb
  Tips for Concealed Carry - Chance Sanders
  Nutrients for Healthy Survival - Rivanone Koz
  Wild Edibles - Sergei Boutenko
  The Beck Protocol - Mat Stein
  FDA’s Shelf-Life Lie - Ed Corcoran
  Survival Group Medic: The Needs Assessment - Dr. Bones
  Product Spotlight - Ed Corcoran
  
   

• Girl Hunter: Revolutionizing the Way We Eat, One Hunt at a Time

  Georgia Pellegrini

  
  
   

• Camp and Trail

  Stewart Edward White

  
  
   

• Survivalist Magazine Issue #2 - Tactical Survival

  Leon Pantenburg, Robert Scott Bell, Mr. Smashy, Kellene Bishop, Jim Cobb, Ed Corcoran, Chance Sanders, Lisa Bedford, Jerry Erwin, John Milandred

  
  Survivalist Magazine Issue #2 Features:
  
  John's Handgun Picks, .22 Magnum- Best Survival Rifle?, The Shotgun: Basic Survival Tool, Shot Shells 101, Seven Sensible Strategies for Teaching Gun Safety, Reloading for Survival Situations, Air Rifle Survival: an Alternative to Traditional Firearms, The Surprise & Distance of Self Defense, Back Country Blades: The Knives No Survivalist Should Be Without, Survival Blade Honorable Mentions & Reviews: M&P15R - Smith & Wesson's AR-15 Upper Assembly and the Parry Blade. And much more...
  
  Don't miss any issue! Your survival may depend on it...
  
   

• SURVIVAL, EVASION, AND RECOVERY

  Army and www.survivalebooks.com

  
  S - Size up the situation, surroundings, physical condition, equipment.
  U - Use all your senses
  R - Remember where you are.
  V - Vanquish fear and panic.
  I - Improvise and improve.
  V - Value living.
  A - Act like the natives.
  L - Live by your wits.
  
  1. Immediate Actions
  a. Assess immediate situation. THINK BEFORE YOU ACT!
  b. Take action to protect yourself from nuclear, biological, or
  chemical hazards (Chapter IX).
  c. Seek a concealed site.
  d. Assess medical condition; treat as necessary (Chapter V).
  e. Sanitize uniform of potentially compromising information.
  f. Sanitize area; hide equipment you are leaving.
  g. Apply personal camouflage.
  h. Move away from concealed site, zigzag pattern recommended.
  i. Use terrain to advantage, communication, and concealment.
  j. Find a hole-up site.
  
  2. Hole-Up-Site (Chapter I)
  a. Reassess situation; treat injuries, then inventory equipment.
  b. Review plan of action; establish priorities (Chapter VI).
  c. Determine current location.
  d. Improve camouflage.
  e. Focus thoughts on task(s) at hand.
  f. Execute plan of action. Stay flexible!
  
   

• Death in the Long Grass

  Peter H. Capstick

  
  
   

• Beginner's Guide to Traditional Archery

  Brian J. Sorrells

  
• Easy-to-understand instruction for traditional archery
• Covers both target shooting and bowhunting
• Includes the author's exclusive tiered training program for instinctive shooting with in-depth advice on selecting bows, arrows, and accessories

  The popularity of traditional archery has exploded in recent years, and this handy, readable guide serves as the perfect introduction for anyone looking to break into the sport. From selecting arrow shafts to refining your form to entering your first tournament, it explains in straightforward, no-nonsense prose how to get started. Whether you've never shot an arrow or are making the move from compound bows, you're certain to benefit from the author's time-tested training program for instinctive shooting, which develops a foundation of shooting skill through repetition.