Bushcraft/Camping instruction

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Guys, I'm looking for suggestions on competent bushcraft/camping instructors or schools in Central to northern CA. I want to get back into the woods and do so with the idea of learning some new skills.

I'm soon going to be 72, but am in top shape. Gym every day, runner, Yada Yada. Did a lot of camping in my 30s and 40s, but put it aside for a career. I'd like to learn skills where I'm not so dependent on technology, and rely on adaptation to the immediate environment.

I'd sure appreciate some suggestions.

Kev
 
sorry no answer for you! but at 73 in good shape, and wise enough with a little background in wild camping and watching Ray Mears series , finding a younger fellow like a son in law would be a solution...
focus on first aid training would be mandatory
 
Go over and join BCUSA. A gigantic source of bushcraft info.

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The mission of Bushcraft USA is to provide a North American focused forum for bushcraft and related activities. There are differences between the North American continent and the rest of the world, both geographically and culturally. We intend to explore the differences and similarities between...
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Bushcraft USA Forums

The mission of Bushcraft USA is to provide a North American focused forum for bushcraft and related activities. There are differences between the North American continent and the rest of the world, both geographically and culturally. We intend to explore the differences and similarities between...
bushcraftusa.com bushcraftusa.com

Great site to spend some time. Lots of good information and people there to help you.
 
KJD said:
Guys, I'm looking for suggestions on competent bushcraft/camping instructors or schools in Central to northern CA. I want to get back into the woods and do so with the idea of learning some new skills.

I'm soon going to be 72, but am in top shape. Gym every day, runner, Yada Yada. Did a lot of camping in my 30s and 40s, but put it aside for a career. I'd like to learn skills where I'm not so dependent on technology, and rely on adaptation to the immediate environment.

I'd sure appreciate some suggestions.

Kev
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rezolute said:
Go over and join BCUSA. A gigantic source of bushcraft info.

Bushcraft USA Forums

The mission of Bushcraft USA is to provide a North American focused forum for bushcraft and related activities. There are differences between the North American continent and the rest of the world, both geographically and culturally. We intend to explore the differences and similarities between...
bushcraftusa.com bushcraftusa.com
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Sid Post said:

Bushcraft USA Forums

The mission of Bushcraft USA is to provide a North American focused forum for bushcraft and related activities. There are differences between the North American continent and the rest of the world, both geographically and culturally. We intend to explore the differences and similarities between...
bushcraftusa.com bushcraftusa.com

Great site to spend some time. Lots of good information and people there to help you.
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BushcraftUSA is definitely the best online resource for learning and networking. I used to be a regular there and I learned something new almost every time I was on there. The membership there has some very experienced individuals who enjoy sharing their knowledge and mentoring those who want to learn.
 
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