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Wild Edible Wednesday 6/12 - Broadleaf Plantain

June 11, 2019 Alex Bryant
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“If you’ve ever taken one of our courses at SARCRAFT, there’s a 100% chance we’ve at least mentioned Plantain, if not shown you how to use it. We’ve always said that if you’re going to learn one edible and medicinal plant, it should be this one.”

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In #WildEdibleWednesday Tags plants, wild food, wild edibles, foraging, wilderness survival, edible plants in Georgia, medicinal plants in Georgia, broadleaf plantain, plantain, plant medicine
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Instructor Corps Pro Tip 6/11/19 - Sweetgum Toothbrush

June 11, 2019 Alex Bryant
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“One of the most important, yet most neglected, aspects of wilderness living is personal hygiene. In our experience, most guys behave like unwashed heathens in the woods and won't shower, shave, or brush their teeth for weeks at a time if they don't have to, but that's a recipe for trouble.”

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In Survival Tags wild food, foraging, wilderness survival, wilderness skills
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Wild Edible Wednesday 6/5 - Henbit Deadnettle

June 4, 2019 Alex Bryant
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“Henbit season is actually tapering off – it prefers cooler temperatures and rarely thrives in the hottest parts of summer except in cool, moist areas. But it’s still out there, so if you want to try it this year, get it while the getting’s good! Like so many of the plants we’ve covered, check your lawn first.”

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In #WildEdibleWednesday Tags wild food, wild edibles, foraging, food, henbit deadnettle, edible plants in Georgia, medicinal plants in Georgia, native plants
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Instructor Corps Pro Tip 6/4 - Bark Shingles

June 4, 2019 Alex Bryant
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“Primitive shelters ain't all they're cracked up to be. If you've studied many "survival tips" websites or quick reference guides, you get the impression that simple debris huts are all you need to stay warm and dry in any conditions. If you've ever slept in one, though... well, that's a different matter.”

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In Bushcraft Tags survival skills, Bushcraft, protip, skills, wilderness skills, wilderness survival, shelter, primitive shelter, bark shingles
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