There’s no 911 in the woods but thank goodness there’s Bushcraft First AID. Typically, surviving in the back country focuses solely on the ability to make fires, hunt and build shelters. But what happens if you’re injured? Wilderness expert Dave Canterbury has created the next installment in his famed Bushcraft series – a go to guide for first aid. Bushcraft teaches you how to be your own first responder, showing you how to deal with a variety of situations, like cuts and burns, broken bones and head injuries. On top of that, learn how to make bandages, dressings and slings at a moment’s notice. Dave also sheds light on what plants can be used for medicine on the long road to recovery.
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There’s no 911 in the woods but thank goodness there’s Bushcraft First AID. Typically, surviving in the back country focuses solely on the ability to make fires, hunt and build shelters. But what happens if you’re injured? Wilderness expert Dave Canterbury has created the next installment in his famed Bushcraft series – a go to guide for first aid. Bushcraft teaches you how to be your own first responder, showing you how to deal with a variety of situations, like cuts and burns, broken bones and head injuries. On top of that, learn how to make bandages, dressings and slings at a moment’s notice. Dave also sheds light on what plants can be used for medicine on the long road to recovery.
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