Primitive Craft/Survival Skills Seminar
You
will depart better prepared to adapt to the natural environment and utilize
primitive skills to enjoy the wilderness rather than feel threatened by it.
Learn to make cordage from natural fibers and sinew.
Try your hand at using an atlatl and learn to
make one easily for your own use. Use a rabbit stick
and see how the primitive cultures took small game. Experience using a Cherokee blow gun for the first time. In addition, other useful topics will be
covered.
We
are offering one day seminars at this time for an introductory price of $85.00.
The session will begin at 8:30 a.m.
and end at 5:00 p.m. A
lunch of burger or hot dog, fries and drink, this will be available for $7.00.
We will need to know in advance how many would like to purchase lunch so that
preparations can be made. Snacks and drinks will be available, but you are
welcome to bring your own. The class size is limited to 15 so that each person
may experience a quality, hands-on experience.
Seminar date: March
23, 2013
(8:30 - 5:00 with 1 hour lunch break)
Seminar location:
Contact L. Woodrow Ross (864) 238-1944 or Russell Cooper (864) 230-8744 for registration information.
Seminars
will be held rain or shine. Adequate shelter is available and a fire pit is
adjacent to shelter. Fee must be pre-paid with registration. Cancellations must
be one week prior to the seminar date for full refund. After this date, 75%
will be refunded.
L. Woodrow Ross is a freelance writer/photographer and
writes a weekly outdoor column for the Anderson
Independent Mail newspaper and lifestyle features. In addition, he is a frequent
contributor to the South Carolina
Sportsman magazine. He has been
published in the Primitive Archer magazine and the South
Carolina Wildlife magazine. Ross has several
books related to outdoor skills on Amazon's Kindle. He is member of the South
Carolina Outdoor Press Association and the
Southeastern Outdoor Press Association. He is the author of two books and
maintains a website and blog. He lives in Travelers Rest, SC, with his lovely
wife Margaret.
Ross recently had four books released on Amazon Kindle. The topics include fly fishing, travel, photography, primitive skills, survival skills, hunting and many more outdoor topics.
www.lwoodrowross.com www.FoothillsOutdoors.com lross3871@charter.net (864) 238-1944
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