Learning how to See: Reading the Forest for Meaning

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Nature Literacy increases Survival Skills, enhances Bushcraft Skills, and brings Primitive Skills application to a sustainable practice beyond self reliance and into manifesting bounty. Our Awareness courses provide tools and exercises to bring people through this progression. Details at www.primitiveskills.com/course...

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12 дек 2016

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@bpie8390 2 года назад

I follow the Birch trees to the water, it's a thirsty tree, always near water. Easy to spot from a long distance away. This tree has saved many lives, provide you with food, drink and fire, if you know how. To me, it's the 2nd place spot of the trees of life. I don't see to many pines here in my part of Pa.. However, I learned some more from you and others. 50 years from now, less people like us, able to identify any tree. GOD bless.

@davidmorin7939 Год назад

Thanks for a great video!

@tomhecht4333 5 лет назад

A perfect example of the best use of youtube. Great video.

@robertkozman8130 7 лет назад

Excellent series, Mike. Very informative and well done.

@drlouierocco 7 лет назад

Thanks Mike. Keep up the good work.

@phonecards1 7 лет назад

Great video. Thanks.

@WELSBYROOTS 7 лет назад

excellent information brother! keep them coming!

@robertthomas5196 6 лет назад

Never knew this stuff. Thanks.

@Quasar502 7 лет назад

Good vid. Useful info

@hillbillynick2000 7 лет назад

Solid!

@rickworden256 7 лет назад

great stuff

@WELSBYROOTS 7 лет назад

Any books on the kind of learning that you would recommend?

@michaeldouglas7774 7 лет назад

Yes! "Reading the Forested Landscape" by David Wessels and "The Natural Navigator" by Tristan Gooley are two great starting places.

@WELSBYROOTS 7 лет назад

Michael Douglas Thanks brother, I'll be sure to pick up a copy of them both! I appreciate your response!

@primitiveskills 7 лет назад

Yes, Tom! Had my author names jumbled. My apologies.

@WELSBYROOTS 7 лет назад

Primitive Skills no worries, I figured it out. thanks again for the info!

@tooterr102e.9 7 лет назад

Would your drink that water knowing. I have always heard that hemlocks were poisonness. Please correct me if I am wrong.

@primitiveskills 7 лет назад

Tsuga canadensis is the Hemlock Tree. Water Hemlock (Cicuta maculata) and Poison Hemlock (Conium maculate) are herbs related to wild carrot in the Umbrillifeae or "carrot" family.

@tooterr102e.9 7 лет назад

Thank you

@michaeljordon704 6 лет назад

Hemlock trees?

@johnlord8337 7 лет назад

10*

@sunspiral79 3 года назад

I've never seen white tail bed in such a place.. Far too open

@primitiveskills 3 года назад

Good awareness. This belt of open hardwoods is the "sweet spot" between human back yards and coyote comfort. Most farmers here hunt coyotes at night and the deer here take advantage of this buffer.