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After my return from Peru I knew one thing for sure. I must go back! Anyone who ever wanted that one trip of a lifetime, stop thinking about it and just do it. You will have the time of your life. I know I did. You don't need much outdoor experience, just an open mind and love for the outdoors. If you like knives, hiking, shelter building, fishing, making traps, navigation, tracking and weight loss, then this is the trip for you. Come join us in Peru!
Now accepting enrollment for the April, 2008 jungle survival class. Space is limited. We already have 3 participants on this class. For more information: http://www.jungletraining.com/survivaltracking.htm
Requirements & Gear:
Current passport, backpack (patrol pack), machete and/or fixed blades, compass, water bottle or hydration pack, MREs or other food supplies, water purification, pocket knife, mosquito net or small tent w/ sleeping pad (No sleeping bags - ponchos work fine), insect repellant, fire building tools (lighter and/or Ferrocerium rod), fishing kit (small amount of line, lead sinkers and hooks), rain poncho, personal first aid kit (to include toiletries), boots, quick-dry clothing, good head light with a focused beam (LEDs are not good enough for some of the planned events), spare batteries, watch, hat, notepad and pencil/pen. Camera and video gear is optional but highly suggested. NO FIREARMS, so don't ask!
Now accepting enrollment for the April, 2008 jungle survival class. Space is limited. We already have 3 participants on this class. For more information: http://www.jungletraining.com/survivaltracking.htm
Requirements & Gear:
Current passport, backpack (patrol pack), machete and/or fixed blades, compass, water bottle or hydration pack, MREs or other food supplies, water purification, pocket knife, mosquito net or small tent w/ sleeping pad (No sleeping bags - ponchos work fine), insect repellant, fire building tools (lighter and/or Ferrocerium rod), fishing kit (small amount of line, lead sinkers and hooks), rain poncho, personal first aid kit (to include toiletries), boots, quick-dry clothing, good head light with a focused beam (LEDs are not good enough for some of the planned events), spare batteries, watch, hat, notepad and pencil/pen. Camera and video gear is optional but highly suggested. NO FIREARMS, so don't ask!
