The 2 Oz. Backpacker: A Problem Solving Manual for Use in the Wilds

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4.0
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144
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About this ebook

This featherweight little book will keep you out of trouble in the wilds by helping you make decisions like a veteran wilderness traveler. It will help you get the most from the food and gear you carry on your back, making your trip safer, more comfortable and, above all, more fun.

HOW TO...make quick repairs to packs, boots, tents, beds and stoves...choose and develop a campsite for maximum comfort and shelter...deal with emergencies, storms and other difficulties...treat blisters, hypothermia, sunburn, bleeding, elevation sickness, etc... keep snug, dry, comfortable and warm in heavy weather.

PLUS TIPS ON fire building, cooking, water treatment, getting found when lost, hiking, climbing, cross-country and route-finding techniques.

Ratings and reviews

4.0
3 reviews
A Google user
September 28, 2012
A bit dated in the approach and assuptions. Good philosophy for beginners, but not much real meat or insight for anyone that has already spent some time on the trail and figured most of the basics out already.
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A Google user
June 22, 2012
This is absolutely vital information presented in an entertaining manner. Buy this book!!
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About the author

The author of several books ROBERT S. WOOD has written on subjects ranging from trout fishing to medicine to philosophy, always searching for ways to better his life. An avid outdoorsman and traveler, Robert makes his home half-the-year in California, the other in Arizona.

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