where can an absolute beginner go to learn to be a bush

>>961766
Outside

>>961766
Ray mears

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>>961766
>>>/hm/

>>961795
This

>>961766
In the bush

>>961766
If you know anyone that has more experience inthewoods than you then try going out with them. If your on your own then get a copy of the S.A.S. Survival guide. It a good starting place for alot of things. I'm not sure if there is a book just for bushcraft that is the go to book, maybe someone else can suggest?

>>961766
Its called being creative.

Go to woods. Look around. Decide what to do.

>>961767
F•P•B•P

>>961766
"Necessity is the Mother of Invention".

>>961818
I learned everything I know from the S.A.S survival guide, I would say thats alll you need.

>>961818
>I'm not sure if there is a book just for bushcraft that is the go to book, maybe someone else can suggest?

Bushcraft 101 is pretty solid, goes a little too in depth for somebody going out for their first time but there's nothing in there that isn't worth knowing.

>>961766
Old U.S. Army Ranger Field Manuals have lots of trap, shelter and water gathering etc. Stuff in the escape and evasion chapters. Sniper manuals have good stuff too. The Special Forces Medical FM has lots of field expedient technologies also.

>>961766
What country?

Watch YouTube videos. Sign up for a course with Ray Mears. Read books.

None of it means shit unless you put it all into practice so go /out/ and experience being freezing cold, hungry, thirsty, and uncomfortable.

Then figure out how to not be cold, hungry, thirsty and uncomfortable by using things that are available wherever you are.

https://murdercube.com/files/
a fantastic repository of free files, from your good friends at /k/

>>961767
fpbp

>>961767
beat me to it lol

>>961766
I'm enjoying learning from https://www.youtube.com/user/MCQBushcraft

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>>961766
start with the Greeks, but do it outside instead of indoors on a poäng

>>962814
>https://murdercube.com/files/
Hooooooly shiiit

I only heard of do/k/ument as single file download thing.
So convenient!

bush craft is a fad nothing more
> oh i'm gonna go out with nothing and survive
goes home after 10 minutes
you retard

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>>961766
I should open a 4chan training camp in my yard. Charge like $100 a month for rent.

>>961766
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAL3JXZSzSm8AlZyD3nQdBA

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>Muh military survival manuals
Sheeeeeeeeit!

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>>964936

>>963789
bro looks like shia labeouf

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>>961766
On your computer in the basement. Watch all the youtube memes until you know kung fu and then go into your nearest woodland and hang yourself from a tree using the paracord you bought on amazon.

>>961766
The woods...

>>964970
Is that actually your place & land? If so, you're a lucky anon

>>965277
Yeah its mine not sure what I am going to do with it but I got the rest of my life to figure it out

>>962133
Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention

>>961766
"Naked into the Wilderness" Primitive Wilderness Living & Survival Skills by John & Geri McPherson.

Excellent resource, best book on the subject that I own.

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>>961766
This book has a lot of good information.

>>961766
How is bush crafting a skill? Just learn common sense and self relience. The rest should be just a matter of figuring it out on the fly.

>>961766
boyscouts all jokes aside. Find a good troop and you'll be on some pretty great adventures. If you are 18+ then you are screwed! Just buy lots of fancy equipment and be a college camper or something until your inspiration from watching Into the Wild wears out. Then you can sell your fancy equipment to me on craigslist at cheap prices when you get desperate for rent/drug money.

french foreign legion. request french guiana. spend a couple months in the amazon.

>learn to be a bush crafting elder god
Heh, you know how some people have a way of saying "hey guys I want to be really good at something but I'm not really all that interested in that something but in my perception of myself, so I'm not really going to put any effort into it and get frustrated at the first fail?

>>965392
would pay to do this

>>961767
>Outside

First post nails it. gj /out/

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>>961773
>Ray mears

Which of his DVD series would be best to buy?

>>969933
Not that anon but: Don't know about specific DVD-series but a lot of his stuff is on youtube. Apart from that it is my impression that his oldest stuff is more "survival"-themed where as his later series are more about telling stories of how native people live, the journeys of famous explores and ect.

>>961766

Check out MCQbushcraft. He has a series going that every section, covers just that thing. So back packs, tarps, cooking shit, knives, axes, fire making etc.

>>961767
/entire fucking board go home we're done here

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>>961766
>middle of the "wood"s
>summer
>got a tent
>got a fire
>builds a fucking log palisade out of firewood
>plastic waterbottles

>>961767
FPBP

>>969933
the ones that are free on the inter_net

>>969933
I like survivor man, I have every season.