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How Not To Die In The Wilderness: Learn To Start A Fire With Things Found In Your Pocket And Find And Cook Food In The Wilderness

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2022-10-24 14:59:27

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How Not To Die In The Wilderness: Learn To Start A Fire With Things Found In Your Pocket And Find And Cook Food In The Wilderness Have you ever considered how many times you rely on fire a day? You may think you don’t need it but cooking, staying warm and even creating hot water all rely on the ability to control fire; in one of its many forms. You may take it for granted but you will wish you hadn’t if you ever find yourself lost in the wilderness. Creating fire can be the difference between life and death, depending on how much the temperature will drop and what predators are round you. That’s why this guide is here. You’ll learn: Why the body is so dependent on warmth and the importance of fire to your survival. How you can make fire with just the items in your pocket and the wilderness. Methods include the dead lighter, your glasses and even ice. How to keep the fire going once you get it started. What food you should be locating and eating in the wilderness and whether you should cook it or not. You’ll even learn how to fashion your own cooking pot; allowing you to boil anything you catch to make it more palatable. This can also be used to make sure the water you collect and drink is bacteria free. Download your E book "How Not To Die In The Wilderness: Learn To Start A Fire With Things Found In Your Pocket And Find And Cook Food In The Wilderness" by scrolling up and clicking "Buy Now with 1-Click" button!

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