Calvin Rutstrum, Challenge of the Wilderness/Way of the Wilderness/Canoe Country

Description: Outdoor/nature/wilderness/survival/field guide lot x3 for camping, hiking, canoeing and off grid living. Calvin Rutstrum began as a medical corpsman and became a consultant surveyor, navigator, and expedition advisor for the U.S. Army. He spent 6 full months of each year in the wilderness. He was a prolific writer on survival and wilderness. 1963, 1st edition, 3rd printing. New Way of the Wilderness. 276 pg. Covers canoe travel, clothing, preparations and provisions, wilderness cooking (with recipes), fishing and hunting for food, equipment, winter travel and its methods, carrying a pack, and more. B&W instructional drawings and charts throughout. Previous owner's name written very small inside front cover + minimal writing on front end page (both pictured). No tears, foxing, or tanning. Structural integrity is excellent. 1970 1st edition. Challenge of the Wilderness. 196 pg. Armchair reading for wilderness enthusiasts. Narrative of the author’s experiences over 50 years canoeing U.S. and Canadian waters and camping the Lake Superior area. Photos by the author. Previous owner's name written very small inside front cover (pictured). No tears, foxing, or tanning. Structural integrity is excellent. 1965 1st edition, 2nd printing, North American Canoe Country. “Complete guide to canoeing techniques, routes, outfitting, and equipment by a famous professional outdoorsman.” B&W drawings, diagrams, recipes, full map of Wollaston Lake area, and detailed instructions regarding all of the above mentioned subjects. Hardcover, 216 pages. Previous owner's name written very small inside front cover (pictured). No tears, foxing, or tanning. Structural integrity is excellent.

Price: 32.09 USD

Location: Parsons, West Virginia

End Time: 2024-12-12T14:23:52.000Z

Shipping Cost: 6.88 USD