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Naked Into The Wilderness Series 
 


 
Naked into the Wilderness Series: Books and Videos 

There are many specialists in
primitive living--people who are experts at skills like basketry, pottery, flintknapping, and bowmaking, but there are
surprisingly few generalists who are capable of doing a passable job at all of the essential skills needed for survival.
John and Geri McPherson, a.k.a. "Prairie Wolf" are generalists who have mastered the art of doing a little bit
of everything. They are true primitivists who take the "Naked into the Wilderness" approach that you should
know everything you need to survive, even if you are in the wilds with absolutely nothing. 

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VIDEO: 

* Brain Tan Buckskin (XviD) 
This is the video companion
to Chapter One of John & Geri McPherson's book Primitive Wilderness Living and Survival Skills. In this video the
McPherson's detail the tanning process from raw skin to finished Buckskins. They explored many methods of tanning and
adopted the most simple, time efficient processes they ever encountered. As with every skill they do, they look for
function before art. If stuck in a real primitive situation, they want the easiest, most efficient (both for time and
energy) method. 80 minutes. 


* Primitive Fire and Cordage (XviD) 
This is the video companion to
Chapter Two of John & Geri McPherson's book Primitive Wilderness Living and Survival Skills. The video covers the
hand drill and bow drill, plus cordage, and the bamboo fire saw. 
The McPherson's prefer the handdrill technique.
It was the most common method of fire making by aboriginal peoples throughout the world because it is so simple. There
are only two components--the drill and the hearth, sometimes from the same wood source. 
Under the harshest
conditions, when you need fire the most, then the bowdrill is easier--assuming all the necessary materials are
available. That's why cordage making is included in this video, to show you how to make functional bowdrill strings from
natural materials. 100 minutes. 


* The Primitive Bow and Arrow (XviD) 
This is the video companion
to Chapter Three of John & Geri McPherson's book Primitive Wilderness Living and Survival Skills. In this video John
McPherson details every step of the process to make a primitive bow and arrow. The critical part of the process is
understanding the basic physics of bow-making, so McPherson spends much of the video in front of the chalkboard, making
diagrams that illustrate how to shape a piece of wood so that it will bend efficiently to make a bow. Once you
understand these rules then you can make a bow from just about any piece of wood. Then you need an arrow. McPherson
outlines the essential rules of making good arrows, and shows you how to make your own from start to finish. 115
minutes. 


* Deer from Field to Freezer (XviD) 
This is the video companion to Chapter Six of John
& Geri McPherson's book Primitive Wilderness Living and Survival Skills. Using only common knives found in most
kitchens, John McPherson demonstrates how to butcher a deer-sized animal from the moment of the kill all the way until
the meat is wrapped and ready to put in the freezer. (Since a deer was not available at the time of filming, they used a
goat instead, but the process is the same.) They show you how to skin, how to remove the sinews, and how to
"debone" the animal, taking the meat off with a knife, rather than cutting through the bones with a meat saw.
With this video you will see how easy it is to transform a fresh carcass into many months worth of good eating. 65
minutes. 


* Primitive Semi-Permanent Shelters (XviD) 
This is the video companion to Chapter Ten
of John & Geri McPherson's book Primitive Wilderness Living and Survival Skills. Along with fire, shelter is one of
the most important survival that you will need in any primitive living and/or survival situation. 
In this video,
John spends plenty of time explaining the rules, concepts and materials of good shelter building. Then he and Geri (+
one friend) head out and make four different styles of semi-permanent homes from a variety of natural materials. Note
that these are not quick, survival-type shelters you could build in a hurry, but rather these are long-term shelters,
the kind that take a little more effort to construct up front to establish a quality primitive dwelling for an extended
wilderness living situation. 90 minutes. 


* How-to Construct the Asiatic Composite Bow (XviD) 
By
Jeff Schmidt and John McPherson. Centuries ago the Asiatic Composite Bow was used to kick butt. These were short and
powerful bows that could be used with a long, heavy arrow. The bows were made with horn and sinew glued to a wooden core
to make a bow capable of casting an arrow over half a mile. Jeff Schmidt has built more than two dozen of these bows. In
this video he demonstrates his favorite construction techniques. The concept is so simple it will surprise you. 90
minutes. 


* Breaking Rock 1 (XviD) 
Many flintknappers can make excellent stone tools, but few can
clearly explain the process. In this two hour video, the first hour is spent "in the classroom", covering the
physics behind flake removal. McPherson has gone to great time and effort to demonstrate with models that explain the
process of flake removal. From a visual perspective picture is worth a thousand words. He clearly illustrates how all
the rules (the very basic core of flintknapping) are derived from only one basic principle of physics. Once the viewer
sees how all this is tied together, he/she will advance their flintknapping techniques by light years. 
The second
hour is spent removing flaks from a core and making a bifacial preform. Flake-by-flake you will see John McPherson
unravel the secrets of flintknapping. He included in the video everything he wish he knew many years ago, when he first
started flintknapping. 118 minutes. 


* Breaking Rock 2: Let's Make an Arrowhead (XviD) 
In the
first Breaking Rock video, John McPherson demonstrates how to make a bifacial preform. In this sequel video he takes
flintknapping to the next step, teaching you how to make an arrowhead from a bifacial preform. Step-by-step and
flake-by-flake, McPherson takes away the mystery of flintknapping as he makes two arrowheads and shows how to overcome
various obstacles. McPherson works with abo hammerstones and antlers for most of his work, plus he explains the use of
copper tools for the difficult parts. The emphasis is on being able to produce functional arrowheads, not artistic
points that are for show only. 60 minutes. 


* Primitive Wilderness Skills, Applied (XviD) 
Join
John & Geri McPherson as they apply primitive living skills in the real world under strictly primitive conditions.

In Part 1 you will witness how to create a life from only what nature has to offer, as they make fire in wet
conditions, build a waterproof shelter, make baskets, bows & arrows, traps, pottery, string, axes, knives, and more.

Part 2 of this DVD illustrates how primitive living with all of your gear, even though "Primitive" and
primitive made, is nothing more than a camping trip. Venture out into the Flint Hills of Kansas with John & Geri
McPherson as they lead and teach. 115 minutes. 

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BOOK: 

*
Primitive Wilderness Living & Survival Skills (PNG) 
John & Geri McPherson are true pioneers in
rediscovering ancient skills. They do not settle for anything less than the truly primitive. They start with their bare
hands and work their way up from there. In fact, they coined the term "primitive, primitive" to stand for
primitive tools made with primitive tools. They are presently setting up the training curriculum for the US Special
Forces SERE (Survive, Evade, Resist, Escape) program. Primitive Wilderness Living & Survival Skills was originally
published as ten separate booklets, the "Naked into the Wilderness" series. Each booklet became a chapter
within the book, covering these topics: 

1. Brain Tan Buckskin: McPherson's dry-scrape process. 
2.
Primitive Fire & Cordage: bowdrill, handdrill, cordage. 
3. Makin' Meat - 1: the bow & arrow. 
4.
Makin' Meat - 2: traps, gathering, atlatl, insects, meat preservation. 
5. Primitive Wilderness Cooking Methods: in
the coals, broiling, baking, boiling. 
6. Deer from Field to Freezer: field dressing, skinning, sinew removal, meat
cutting, etc. 
7. Containers - 1: baskets, coiled baskets, bark container, stone, animal parts, wood. 
8.
Containers - 2, Primitive Pottery: clay, temper, construction, firing. 
9. Primitive Tools, Making & Using
Them: digging stick, awl, celt, hafting, adze, vice, etc. 
10. Primitive Semi-Permanent Shelters: wickiup, lean-to,
thatched wickiup, etc. 

Primitive Wilderness Living & Survival Skills is illustrated with an incredible
700 photos to take you step-by-step through every process. 1993. 408 pages 


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