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I have read both of Cody Lundin's books. The other one is 98.6 degrees or the art of keeping your ass alive.
If you haven't read it I recommend that you do.
I have been providing disaster preparedness education for pover 31 years with 22 years as an instructor for the Red Cross. Both of his books are worth the price. Good reading for new comers in prpeparedness and a tid bit of new information for us long timers.
Cody has a different approach to his teaching but it is effective. He is very knowledgeable an much of it comes from practicle experience.
As for better books. There might be some out there but I haven't found any yet. Although there are many that are also informative, just need to keep searching. Some stress certain information more than others.
Many are written by people who have studied disaster/survival but have little or no practical experience.
I was having problems with my old computer and I am now using a new one so I am in the process of transfering my files from one to the other so my list of books is not available now. However, one you can find on line is the Army Survival guide. Some one on here might be able to provide a link to a site where it cn be downloaded.
I am also sure that others will be able to provide you with some useful books to help you.
If you have any questions feel free to ask. There are a l;ot of informed people on his board who tend to provide sound information.
I have read both of Cody Lundin's books. The other one is 98.6 degrees or the art of keeping your ass alive.
If you haven't read it I recommend that you do.
I have been providing disaster preparedness education for pover 31 years with 22 years as an instructor for the Red Cross. Both of his books are worth the price. Good reading for new comers in prpeparedness and a tid bit of new information for us long timers.
Cody has a different approach to his teaching but it is effective. He is very knowledgeable an much of it comes from practicle experience.
As for better books. There might be some out there but I haven't found any yet. Although there are many that are also informative, just need to keep searching. Some stress certain information more than others.
Many are written by people who have studied disaster/survival but have little or no practical experience.
I was having problems with my old computer and I am now using a new one so I am in the process of transfering my files from one to the other so my list of books is not available now. However, one you can find on line is the Army Survival guide. Some one on here might be able to provide a link to a site where it cn be downloaded.
I am also sure that others will be able to provide you with some useful books to help you.
If you have any questions feel free to ask. There are a l;ot of informed people on his board who tend to provide sound information.
