Four Survival Myths That Could Get You Killed

[BobM]

An interesting short article with some possibly surprising wilderness survival facts. Some are good knowing in everyday life:

Four Survival Myths That Could Get You Killed | Field & Stre

Don't be fooled by common survival myths. These tips from survival expert Jim Baird can help you stay alive in the wild until help arrives.

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[Sld1959]

Lots of good info. Many so called outdoorsman I have met need to read this, maybe two or three times to really digest what it says.

 

[Annihilator]

Good article Bob, thanks, but I think they forgot one…..”Bigfoot”……just sayin

 

[TidalWave]

For all kinds of reasons not worth going into, this article was a miss with me. Came across as a ‘filler’ write up; fluff intended to take up space and meet deadline.

maybe I missed the point but:
Number one thing is Getting Out, and back to civilization (or what passes for it these days, Lol). Not shelter-building skills or traps elaborate enough to actually sustain you.

 

[BobM]

Good article Bob, thanks, but I think they forgot one…..”Bigfoot”……just sayin

Bigfoot's not really mythical, just gone off visiting with new found Martian buds....

 

[BobM]

Lots of good info. Many so called outdoorsman I have met need to read this, maybe two or three times to really digest what it says.

Much of what's in the article can be found in more detail in other survival articles.
The part of protein poisoning from too little natural fats may surprise a few people though?

 

[KillerFord1977]

#1 rule:
Be able to run faster than your buddy in bear country.

 

[Keystone19250]

Bigfoot's not really mythical, just gone off visiting with new found Martian buds....

It would be a blurry picture anyway.

 

[BobM]

It would be a blurry picture anyway.

Very likely, heard bigfoot's into streaking.

 

[Annihilator]

 

[Keystone19250]

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Looks like @BET7 in a Sasquatch suit

 

[BET7]

Looks like @BET7 in a Sasquatch suit

I'd prefer Goose , but this will have to do, for now

 

[Andre.reid]

Great article! It's crazy that this information isn't more widely spread. I've regularly go camping in the Canadian Rockies and I wouldn't dare kick of an adventure without some food in my pack