For those of us who prefer to print hard copy references. Let’s share some printable reference sheets other members might be interested in. Black and white sheets would be ideal as some folks don’t have access to a color printer. Able to print clearly on a 8 1/2 x 11 sheet of paper is BIG bonuses points *** Please do your best to give credit where and if needed when sharing*** Possible topics: Plant identification Shelter building Primitive trapping Fire making And More!
I always thought it would be a good idea to make a big binder that had different sections on how to do things the old ways.
I like having a copy of all of the local ham radio repeaters, which I try to print a new copy once or twice a year. Likewise, scanner frequencies for my county (and any county where family is, and all counties in between). Police, Fire, EMS, the whole enchilada. RadioReference has a great database for this. I print all of this, then insert it into clear sleeves and into a binder. I throw it in one of the rolling totes I keep some of my ham radio stuff in (dipole antennas, spare coax, spare tools, ropes for guying a mast, etc.) While having a portable copy of dozens of books on a tablet sounds awesome, it ain't worth a hoot if the batteries are dead.
I hate to support anything of Dave Canterburys but sometimes I have to just grit my teeth and bear it...I bought his 64oz Bushpot and love it... I couldnt find anything else that had what I wanted. I feel likewise about his waterproof folding reference pamphlets https://www.selfrelianceoutfitters.com/collections/survival-pocket-guides
