Scout Package/Challenge #1

Scout Package

Challenge #1

Join the Ultimate Wilderness Survival Experience!

Are you ready to test your limits and learn life-saving skills in the great outdoors? Our Wilderness Survival Class is designed for adventurers of all levels who want to experience the thrill of surviving in nature while gaining practical knowledge that could one day save your life.

In this immersive and hands-on course, you'll master essential survival skills like building shelters, starting fires without matches, foraging for food, purifying water, and navigating through the wild. But this isn't just a lesson in survival—it's a challenge! You'll work with fellow participants to tackle real-world scenarios, push your boundaries, and build confidence in your ability to thrive in the wilderness.

Whether you're preparing for a backpacking trip, want to know how to stay safe during an emergency, or simply love an adventure, this class will leave you with the skills, knowledge, and memories to last a lifetime.

Are you ready to survive and thrive in the wild? Sign up now and start your journey

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The Primal Man Project:

Survival Training Designed for Men

  • Close-up of green basil plants growing in soil.

    Edible & Medicinal Plants

    Plants are food and medicine. When we teach on this topic, it’s designed for making food and/or medicine on the go. In this portion of classes, you’ll learn how to identify plants, trees and fungi in a digestible and easy-to-remember style.

    In class, you’ll sometimes make medicine from scratch with minimal gear. You’ll also learn what plants and leaves are edible and delicious.

  • Small campfire made of sticks and twigs burning on a forest floor surrounded by green plants and stones.

    Fire Craft

    Fire is crucial. With the right materials, conditions & tools, fire can be quite easy. But what about when these are not in ideal conditions. Can you make a fire without a lighter or matches?

    Can you build a fire in the rain?

    In worst case situations, can you build a fire in the rain with friction?

    These are some concepts we address and teach on in classes.

  • A close-up view of a narrow, muddy drainage ditch with shallow water, surrounded by bare trees in the background.

    Water Purification

    Without potable water, we die. It’s that simple. Have you ever gone days with minimal water in a wilderness setting? It’s rough!! And dangerous.

    You will learn how to make dirty water safe to drink with primitive methods, some of which you can do with only sticks.

  • A small campfire inside a teepee made of evergreen branches and sticks, set up in a forest.

    Shelter Building

    Shelters are crucial and often not included in our “If I get lost” plans. We teach hasty shelter building, all the way up to long term shelter building for staying weeks in the wild.

    Whether you need shelter in the heat of the summer or the bite of the winter, we’ve got you covered.

    Did you know some woods in the forest have twice the insulation value as others? You’d be surprised to find out which types of trees that hold warmth better than others.

  • Map and compass on a table, with reference documents and materials for navigation or orienteering. topographical map. topography.

    Navigation

    This is the Survival Conundrum. While most neglect learning navigation skills because it’s not all that exciting, it’s the Number 1 Survival Skill.

    Take a moment to think about this. If you understand navigation, whether it be with map & compass, or using the sun, moon and stars, then you’ll likely never get lost. If you’re never lost, you’ll never need to implement true survival skills.

    You’ll just go home.

  • A person chopping a fallen tree branch with a handsaw in a wooded area during daytime. bushcraft

    Bushcraft

    Bushcraft definitions are quite vague and ambiguous.

    We define bushcraft as the skill or art of using natural materials to build or create what is needed in survival. This pertains mostly to shelter, trap and tool building.

    When learning bushcraft in our classes, you’ll be learning knife, saw and axe use, along with knot tying. You’ll also learn how to build just about anything you’d realistically need in a survival setting.