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The first one is the debris shelter, which is easy to make and is worth building if you stay for a night or two in the wild. 

The second one is the “one-month shelter”, but it helped me survive Alone in the wilderness for more than that, 57 days to be exact. 

The third one is called the “forever shelter”, and it can easily be your second home. That’s because although it’s meant for survival long term

The Only 3 Shelters You’ll Need to Survive in the Wild

on page 12

If you see these tracks, do you go ahead and follow your next dinner, or do you walk the opposite way? I’ve included in this guide a detailed list of wild tracks, with good-quality pictures and descriptions of dozens of animals.

This guide will not only make you a seasoned animal tracker, but it will also help you avoid unnecessary risks.

What You Should Do If You Come Across These Tracks

on page 178

Certain trees, like the birch tree, can be tapped for water; others, like pine, should be tapped for medicinal purposes; and others, like the black walnut tree, can be tapped for food.

If you have this book with you in the wild, just identify the trees using these big pictures, and tap the ones you need.

Best Trees to Tap for Food, Medicine, and Water

on page 92

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