Any good book recommendations on survival after a SHTF situation?

Lofty's SAS Survival Guide is pretty good. It's a bit big to carry around with you for emergencies as it's more of a reference. Not every day you're going to need desert survival right after winter survival, or know how to deliver a child. I don't think it's got much about growing food but it's got a lot about foraging.

>>877783
>SHTF situation
>growing food

One does not "grow food" in a SHTF situation. You do that long after it is over. The best you can hope for is growing sprouts since that only takes a few days.

>>877804

Yeah I know, but ideally I'd like to survive long after the initial fan-hitting.

>>877806
Then go to >>869877 and learn how to farm right now.

>>877808

I asked for books, not threads. I'm sure an author would be able to explain it better than a poster.

>>877793
There is pocket books of this sort that you can have in your backpack.

>>877813
There's a link in the OP of that thread that has a torrent for over 400 farming and gardening books. Just search that sort of torrent and you should an alternative.

>>877813
>I'm sure an author would be able to explain it better than a poster.

Highly doubtful unless you are corresponding with an author. Not only that but authors tend to be highly biased for "their method".

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A friend has some really old books on all sorts of things.
Some of the cooking books actually say things like "after the cooking fire has turned to coals after 2 hours..."
Those are what you want. Damn near Amish instruction booklets.
Having "Time-Life woodworking" books is kind of pointless when you don't have power tools, nails, screws or even modern lumber.

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>>877783
get FM 21-76

>>877783
i liked the page on facebook "the prepared page" and they post limited time free kindle books on that shit all the time. I have things from making cheese from scratch, to raising goats, farming, BOBs, nuclear attack strategy, etc. Tons of prepper books that they post all the time. I have more than I'll ever read. but fuck it, it's free, and I can store something like 10,000 books on my kindle, and it's a paperwhite, so a battery lasts about a month of moderate use.

>>877783
http://www.happypreppers.com/Books.html
That ought to get you started. By the way, you could have saved time by googling "prepper books" and scrolling through the results. Hell, you still can.

>>878713
>nuclear attack strategy

Don't get attacked in a nuclear fasion. Thats about as strategic as it gets.