- Unknown Binding
- Publisher: Food and Resource Economics Dept., Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, University of Florida (1992)
- Language English
- ASIN: B0006DJ156
- Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars See all reviews (12 customer reviews)
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25 of 25 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
While the only outdoor activity I'm ever likely to participate in is the occasional Glastonbury, I sleep easier in my tent knowing that at a push I could probably fend off wild animals, or capture them for dinner !
It's full of fascinating information with clear diagrams and, while reading it I did entertain thoughts of 'me versus nature', however I like my home-comforts and 'ping cuisine' too much so I probably won't be making full use of this book.
There are plenty of astoundingly clever tips, and ways of doing things that would not have occurred to me. I think this book would be appreciated by anyone as a gift as it's a useful and absorbing read, whether or not the recipient is about to dash off into the wilderness.
Personally, I like to know that, at a push, I could 'get by' and survive and this book enables me to maintain this delusion !
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Well using this handy, concise and extremely informative guide, you can be secure in the knowledge that you will survive. Whether it be artic tundra, the desert or the woods, the SAS Survival Guide will help you in more ways than one.
The book teaches you pretty much everything, how to catch and cook- to camp craft and hygiene. If anyone is in danger, you will learn the medical ins and outs of what to do. I reccommend this book at the snatch of a price it is going at. It will most likely save your life, quite literally.
The book teaches you pretty much everything, how to catch and cook- to camp craft and hygiene. If anyone is in danger, you will learn the medical ins and outs of what to do. I reccommend this book at the snatch of a price it is going at. It will most likely save your life, quite literally.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This is the 'BIBLE' to me, it is full of essential knowlage for even a first time adventurer. I couldn't have got a better gift for chistmas apart from a new bike of course. I rate this book first class for useful tips. It keeps you ahead of the game.
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probably more useful on a budget airline
I recently had to travel to Stokholm for the annual Nordic Order Brothers meeting. As a fully paid-up NOB, I enjoy these fraternal get-to-gethers, but I am a somewhat reluctant... Read more
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Nothing short of a masterpiece.
The original SAS Survival Guide by John 'Lofty' Wiseman.
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Published 5 months ago by Mr. M. Jackson
All you need in a little book
This book is immense. Alll you need to know for any terrain and most situations. You can definately tell why the SAS is the elite unit in the world
Published on 30 Jan 2009 by Gabriel Knight
Just like the Tardis!!!!
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This book is astoundingly useful and a very informative read. Even the 'armchair' survivalist will enjoy reading this and dreaming of the outdoors. Read more
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Published on 28 Oct 2003 by Mr. Jamie E. Mcneill
Informative and usefull
This little book is stocked with very useless information for the keen hiker or traveller and is a most informative read and a handy companion on any expedition
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An extremely invaluable book to have as a reference
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