Hunting-General Info

[Readymom]

How to Hunt for Food Year-Round
https://rethinksurvival.com/how-to-hunt-for-food-year-round/

Everyone talks about preparing for the end of the world and what they need to do to survive. They plan to collect food, water and other supplies, but they rarely think about what they’ll need to do to keep themselves and their families fed once the canned foods run out.

Hunting is one way to keep food on the table, but it’s something that will take practice and patience. It will also ... ---CONTINUED---

[Readymom]

ROBB WOLF

Hunting: How to begin if your Dad never taught you
https://robbwolf.com/2015/01/02/hunting-how-to-begin-if-your-dad-never-taught-you/

(SNIP) ... Hunting can be intimidating, especially if you were never taught as a child. Here are some tips to help you get started. ---CONTINUED---

[Readymom]

The Survival Wild Game Nutritional Guide
https://www.askaprepper.com/the-survival-wild-game-nutritional-guide/

Wild game is the essential free-range, organic meat and provides many health benefits such as high B12 and B6 vitamin levels, niacin, riboflavin, zinc, iron, and a lower fat content than domestic animals. It is a healthier source of protein when compared to the lamb, beef, or pork you buy in the grocery store.

(SNIP) ... The following offers a general guideline should you find yourself in a position where you need to depend on the survival food that fishing, trapping, and hunting provides. ---CONTINUED---

[Readymom]

Hat Tip: to 'Rick1', over at EHP-D:



How to Hunt With Just About Anything
https://theprepperjournal.com/2018/09/26/how-to-hunt-with-just-about-anything/

Life is unpredictable — you never know what kind of curve ball it will throw at you. But if you can’t roll with the punches, you’ll have a hard time surviving. Sure, there are “proper” tools for hunting. But sometimes you just don’t have them with you. Sometimes you have to work with the things you have on you. Here are four alternative hunting weapons that may end up being life-savers later on. We’ll start small and then work our way up. ---CONTINUED---