Extensive Bushcraft Bibliography

I’ve been busy writing up the curriculum for our new yearlong program. I’ve got the first draft of the annotated bibliography done, and it came out to 19 pages. Included is my opinion of the 20 most important books on bushcraft and traditional wilderness skills, which I’ll be posting here over the next few days. I hope to have the entire bibliography online in the next few weeks.

Tim Smith Nov 28, 2006 Blog

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