A Guide to Canadian Wilderness Survival "A complete guide to survival in the Canadian wilderness with or (mostly) without equipment by the president of the Boreal Institute, based on many years of instructing individuals and groups both in classrooms and in the field"--Provided by publisher. |
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The best book I’ve ever seen on this topic. Pragmatic, up to date, well set out. Anyone who lives, works or recreates outside the big cities in the North doesn’t plan to get stuck, but worst case scenario happens dozens of times a year. This book is a great guide for anyone who hikes, hunts, fishes, canoes, works outdoors, drives through the outdoors. Absolutely get it.
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Very detailed high quality survival manual. Talks about realistic survival techniques. Not like most of the fluff books out there. If you are into survival or camping outdoors in a northern climate you should look at this book.
Bibliographic information
| Title | A Guide to Canadian Wilderness Survival |
| Author | Bruce Zawalsky |
| Contributor | Mors Kochanski |
| Publisher | Liard River Communication Group, 2016 |
| ISBN | 1894713567, 9781894713566 |
| Length | 432 pages |
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