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Top 5 Survivalist Books or Manuals

  • 29-03-2014 7:33am
    #1
    hexosan
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    I'm looking for people's opinions on the Top 5 must read/own survivalist books or manuals.


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  • #2
    Pat Mustard
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    SAS Survival Guide (never had to use anything in this book though)
    Finding Your Way Without a Map or Compass
    Mountaincraft and Leadership


  • #3
    aaakev
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    Yeah the sas survival guide is great. I keep mine in a zip lock bag in my main bag


  • #4
    SamAK
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    +1 for SAS guide.

    Must dig my copy out and start browsing again.


  • #5
    conjon
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    Another +1 for the SAS guide. I'm reading Ray Mears Essesntial Bushcraft right now, which I'm liking.

    Another book that has been mentioned on other forum's and is highly regarded is Bushcraft: The Ultimate Guide to Survival in the Wilderness by Richard Graves. That'll be my next purchase...

    Conor.


  • #6
    laoch na mona
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    not strictly survivalism but for those who want long term sustainability Klaus Laitenberger's books on garden and green house growing are brilliant


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  • #7
    chopper6
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    John Seymour's Guide to Self Sufficiency.


  • #8
    BreadnBuddha
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    Field Guide to Wilderness Medicine, 3rd edition.


  • #9
    thehippychippy
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    Food for free. Can't remember the author right now but it's published by Collins.


  • #10
    Vexorg
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    thehippychippy wrote: »
    Food for free. Can't remember the author right now but it's published by Collins.

    Authored by Richard Mabey, nicely broken up into what's available during each of the four seasons.

    Not so much survivalist, but self sufficiency, but also useful to know how to survive if you grow/raise your own food are: :)

    Root Cellaring by Mike and Nancy Bubel
    A Guide To canning, freezing, curing and smoking meat, fish & game by Wilbur F. Eastman Jr.


  • #11
    Hondo75
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    And support the Irish authors..

    https://www.obrien.ie/nature/wild-food


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