Bugging out: they may make your skin crawl. Or they may save your life

Article Abstract:

A guide to eating bugs is presented. The bugs can be prepared in various ways and served, or eaten raw if someone is lost in an area and needs protein. Insects that are high in protein include grasshoppers, cricket, grubs, ants and insects that fish eat. Preparation tips are given.

Insects

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Green cuisine: turn a walk in the woods into a trip to the salad bar

Article Abstract:

People who need to survive in the wilderness can rely on edible plants, but they need to be careful about what they eat so as not to get sick. Pictures and descriptions of arrowhead, cacti, cattails, dandelions, grasses, nettles, trees and watercress are presented.

Plants, Edible, Edible plants, Greens, Edible, Leafy vegetables

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Sleeping with the dead

Article Abstract:

A hunter describes sleeping next to the deer he killed earlier in the day in his truck, as he was too tired to load the deer on the roof rack. He is sad he does not have a hunting camp set up, but is happy that he had a successful hunt.

Personal narratives, Hunters

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