The Wild Foods Survival Bible - [6 in 1] Your Ultimate Wilderness Dining Guide | Harvesting Hunting and Cooking Wild Edibles Plants and Game with 182 Foods and 100 Step-by-Step Recipes

Noah Foster

Publisher: Publishdrive

Summary

🚨 If the Trucks Stop Tomorrow, Will You Have What It Takes to Feed Them—Or Watch Them Go Hungry?

Modern food systems are a house of cards—held up by fragile supply chains, politics, and blind faith.

And when it all collapses, the question is simple:

Can you feed your family without a single trip to the store?

Most people can’t. Most people will panic.

But you won’t—because you’ll already know what they never learned.

The Wild Foods Survival Bible [6-in-1] is your tactical blueprint for complete food independence.

It’s not a hobby. It’s survival—grounded, repeatable, and designed for when things get real.

Inside, you’ll learn how to:

✅ Identify and harvest 182 wild edibles hidden in plain sight—plants, roots, fungi, fish, and game

✅ Master proven hunting, trapping, and foraging skills used by survivalists and indigenous cultures

✅ Transform wild resources into shelf-stable supplies with 100 preservation methods—from smoking to ash storage

✅ Build a resilient, off-grid pantry using nothing but your environment

✅ Use common “weeds” as emergency food, medicine, and water filtration tools

✅ Cook in any crisis with over 100 field-tested recipes that require minimal gear and no electricity

This is the survival playbook you'll turn to when the lights go out… and the trucks stop coming.

When your neighbors are lining up for ration boxes and refreshing news feeds that never load, you’ll be in the woods—calm, confident, harvesting food from a land they forgot how to read.

You won’t just survive.

You’ll lead.

With skills that speak louder than panic, and a pantry no one can take from you.

Don’t wait until it’s too late. Click the “Buy Now” button and take back control—before someone else decides what you eat.

Available since: 10/14/2024.

Print length: 309 pages.

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