Wilderness Survival: A Folding Pocket Guide on How to Stay Alive in the Wilderness (Pocket Naturalist) Pamphlet – March 1, 2001

I took this along on a wilderness canoe trip. It got wet, the plastic pulled back from the paper and it was pretty much ruined. When I got home, i requested a replacement and it arrived within two days. This teplacement has gotten wet and held up, so the first one must have just been a lemon. The content is good enough to be helpful, but you can't expect anything in-depth in a small brochure.

A great, super light weight and durable information packet. I'm a light "doomsday prepper" with mainly a bag and minimal resources to get me started, should I ever need to. This was perfect for my bag and I know if I ever need it, it will be in my bag and I'll be able to reference it with little effort. Very simplistic yet detailed and great for beginners like myself.

These are great little guides to keep around. I purchased a bunch of these (there’s a whole series) as they’re simple and informative. Fun to read with the kids in the tent as we sharpen our wilderness skills. Lightweight and thinly laminated, they should last a few summers no problemo.

Got this as a joke for my son after he was flooded in on a deer lease with little food. He laughed, but keeps it in his pickup just in case.

I bought this in hopes to be reminded of what i need in a survival situation. all it did was show me that i wasted hard earned money. the pictures are clip art, the book acts as if you already know how to make fire with sticks, Drink your own urine, Snare and make traps, ETC. but it only says 3 times, Make traps. it says that "according to size of tthe animal, set traps accordingly."but it doesnt show a single trap. a beginner wont know what to do out in the woods to get food. YOU HAVE TO HAVE MEAT. NOT PLANTS. The writer could at least showed how to spot game trails, where to set Snares, how to keep scent down when doing so and most importantly, how to make a Simple, Effective, Peg snare. He didnt even do that. his only alternative for Animals as a food source were "set traps According to size of the animal." sheesh. Buy a survival book and forget the Pamplet.

These are great. My kids love them and they're a great teaching aide for them when it comes to outdoors things.

Great product, waterproof, print is high contrast. and large enough to be seen in low light. Survival tips are solid and easy to follow. My daughters had no trouble interpreting and preforming.

good concise guide to toss into your day pack.