While bushcraft or wilderness survival skills aren’t a “top priority” when prepping and preparing for disaster, they are force multiplying skills. Knowing how to build a fire, filter water, or forage for food will be handier than you think.

We have all these modern conveniences, which are fantastic, but what happens when those are unavailable? Can you build a fire without a bic lighter? Or could you find food if you found yourself in a survival situation?

Knowing some bushcraft or wilderness skills gives you a fallback option when all else fails. Not every person interested in wilderness survival or bushcraft is interested in preparedness, but in my opinion, all preppers should have some austere survival skills.

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Are Bushcraft Skills Important for Preppers?

Into The Wilderness on YouTube


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Dale
Dale

Survival and being prepared should not only be a passion, it should be a lifestyle. The definition of a prepper is "An individual or group that prepares or makes preparations in advance of, or prior to, any change in normal circumstances, without substantial resources from outside sources" Like the Government, police etc. I don't believe that the end of the world will be the "end of the world" I believe it will be the end of the world as we know it now. You can also find me on Google Plus and Twitter

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