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Outdoor survival (bushcraft) courses?

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The Real Hawkeye

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Do any or you know of, or recommend, an outdoor survival course with various levels, including beginner, where you could learn bushcraft skills?
 
I will definately 2nd that! The Wilderness Learning Center is the real deal. They know what their doing and exactly how to teach it. I just got back from the basic course, I will have pics up soon. If you have any questions shoot me an email.
 
tonym said:
I will definately 2nd that! The Wilderness Learning Center is the real deal. They know what their doing and exactly how to teach it. I just got back from the basic course, I will have pics up soon. If you have any questions shoot me an email.
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Thanks. Let me know, please, when you post those pictures and, hopefully, descriptions of your experiences there.

I live down in Northern Florida, so the NC three day might be the better option. I assume it costs about half as much as the seven day. I have relatives in New York, too, though, so the seven day is not entirely out of the question either.
 
I am still downloading pics, but it should be up sometime tonight. There was a guy from Orlando in the class with me.

The N.C. trip will be a blast, you learn alot from this crew, but your gonna be overwhelmed with info in 3 days. The full week is great, and the hands on training is excellent. Besides the training, I think the food alone is worth the price. Aggie is an excellent cook!
 
If you are interested into a little more spiritual side of bushcraft. I would recommend Tom Brown Jr's school. Spent a month there this summer and really enjoyed myself.
 
The Real Hawkeye said:
Thanks. Let me know, please, when you post those pictures and, hopefully, descriptions of your experiences there.

I live down in Northern Florida, so the NC three day might be the better option. I assume it costs about half as much as the seven day. I have relatives in New York, too, though, so the seven day is not entirely out of the question either.
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Here ya go

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=577035

Shhot me an email if you have more questions.:thumbup:
 
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