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Latest revision as of 05:35, 16 July 2021
- Archery (basic)
- Basketry
- Bird language
- Blacksmithing
- Bone tools
- Camouflage
- Clay / pottery / ceramics
- Cordage
- Fiber arts
- Fire
- Ferro (ferrocerium) rods
- Flint and steel; char cloth
- Fire by friction
- Matches & lighters
- Steel wool and electricity
- Fishing
- Flintknapping
- Hide tanning / buckskin
- Hunting
- Kayaking
- Knives and wood carving
- Knots
- Natural movement
- Navigation
- Aidless / natural navigation
- Map and compass
- Martial arts
- Paintball
- Rock climbing
- Rock hounding
- Shelter and fort building
- Sword techniques
- Tarps and tarpcraft
- Tracking
- Sign tracking
- Stalking and movement
- Stealth (also see Camouflage and Stalking and Movement)
- Traps
- Wild edible plants
- Pacific northwest
- Rocky mountains
- Northern California