BUSHCRAFT walkabout-2 DAY
Cost: $275 per person. 8person max. Dates: April 25-26 cancelled due to covid 19 Location: Los Coyotes Indian Reservation, San Diego, California Address: 2300 Camino San Ignacio, Warner Springs, CA 92086. We meet at the guard hut located at the main entrance gate at 9am. We finish around 3pm (on day 2).
BOOK THIS COURSE
Join us on a bushcraft walkabout as we hike into an isolated desert oasis rich in natural resources. You will learn all about these riparian resources and how they can help provide you with tools, food, fire, shelter, and medicine. We spend a night under the stars in the same environment where the Cahuilla and Cupeno Indians once thrived. No previous outdoor experience required however it is recommended to do the wilderness survival course prior, families with kids welcome! Food is allowed on this course
“Amazing!!! Joel is an extremely efficient guide that takes the real use approach for easy guaranteed skills that can help you survive a worst case scenario ”
What to Bring:
We are hiking into our survival bush camp with all our gear therefore it is recommended to pack light and efficiently. We get our drinking water from a wild spring so no need to pack it in. We encourage everyone to sleep under the stars and to avoid bringing tents or tarps.
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Fixed blade high carbon steel knife. A folding saw is also a useful option but not required. The Swiss army multi-tool knife with the saw feature is also a good option
Water bottle (Kleen Canteen is a good option as it is stainless steel and unlined so good for boiling in)
We bring water filters to purify drinking water but if you prefer to have your own then please bring it. Sawyer squeeze and lifestraw are effective and affordable options
cup/bowl and spoon
Headlamp, Gloves (optional), Camera, Notepad, and Pen
Clothing: Warm layers, beanie, wool socks, and rain coat
Sleeping: Please bring either a sleeping Bag or wool blanket for warmth. A hammock or foam mat/pad can be brought for comfort if you choose.
Food - MRE / dehydrated food packs / bars are good choices for your dinner and second day lunch meals...bring a packed lunch for the first day.
Any other survival/camping items you desire