Handbook of Forgotten Skills… Outdoors

As someone who has hiked over 10,000 miles of trails and spent more than 400 nights under the stars, Iron Tazz is dedicated to inspiring the next generation to discover the skills they need to be prepared and connected in the wild. Illustrations are by hiker, camper, and outdoor explorer Deborah Hocking, a Pacific Northwest native who brings each skill to life through her lived experience, making each step easy to understand and execute.In The Handbook of Forgotten Skills... Outdoors, Iron Tazz shares classic wilderness skills that have been forgotten by many as our world has become more high-tech and less back country.Fully-illustrated chapters feature timeless fun in the wild, including:- Purifying wild water- Setting up camp- Identifying animal scat- Whittling and knife safety - Building a campfire- Using a compassAnd much more!Be ready, stay safe and enjoy the journey that unfolds with easy-to-follow steps that open up a world of timeless, outdoor adventures.Also Available:The Handbook of Forgotten Skills