How to Eat rumex (Sorrel)
Learn from Green Deane how to identify and prepare Rumex (Sorrel) a spring time green around the world.
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Fall down safely to minimize possible injury
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Suture a wound in an emergency
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Tie the halyard hitch knot
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Keep warm sleeping in the forest
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Make sparks without matches or a lighter
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How To:
Make fire with a flashlight
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How To:
Make Your Own Charcoal
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Start a fire with a battery and a staple
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Make a teepee from an inexpensive tarp
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Make a primitive fishing hook from wood or thorn
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Use a recurve bow and a beginners guide to bow hunting
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Use a ferro rod and steel wool to start a fire
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How To:
Tie hammock hanging knots
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Finish of the end of a rope with back braiding
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How To:
Make a parasling from #550 paracord
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How To:
Tie an adjustable bowline knot
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Use a can opener on your Swiss Army knife
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Fall down safely to minimize possible injury
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Suture a wound in an emergency
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Tie the halyard hitch knot
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Keep warm sleeping in the forest
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Tie the sheepshank knot
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