Are you attracted to the idea of where you have no distractions, no demands on your time, and no news constantly bombarding you with things to worry about? Do you enjoy solitude and feel overwhelmed by a crowded world with so much background noise and activity, wanting to in the soothing embrace of nature? Or maybe you're worried that you've become too dependent on modern conveniences, and you want to go back to the roots of , regaining agency over yourself and your most basic needs... If any of the above sounds familiar, then bushcraft may be the answer you've been looking for all along. Bushcraft is as old as the first human to ever roam the earth. Yet, as we've moved into towns and cities, embracing the concepts of society and task division, fewer people have found it necessary to learn what used to be . And those skills were almost lost to time... What was once our greatest achievement as a species soon became the source of our biggest dependency - we are no longer capable of , and if the structure we live in fails, we all fall with it. People are slowly waking up to that fact, and so should you. According to a recent Finder survey, roughly 20% of Americans, or about , say they've spent money preparing or spent money on survival materials in the last 12 months. Whether you want to become the architect and engineer of your own shelter, start your own fire with nothing but a spindle and a board, track and snare your next meal, or forage the forest for wild medicinal plants, learning and perfecting the skills our ancestors possessed will reveal the true meaning of being an independent, self-sufficient survivalist. In , you will discover: Bushcrafting may seem like nothing more than a set of skills that allows you to get back to nature and thrive with just the bare minimum, but it's indeed It is the to train your mind to think and plan ahead, all while nurturing your creative problem solving skills, enhancing your basic instincts, and reinforcing your part in nature.