Re: Survivorman
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Hey magyver,
thanks for the post, I will definatly be looking for that book. The reason I find the show interesting is becuase for some reason I secretly love knowing about cool survival tips, such as starting fires, setting traps, what plants to eat. Maybe it's just basic instinct or something. I highly doubt I will ever need to use it, but its cool to know.
I agree with you that he does some things wrong in the show, you can probably catch more than I can. The last episode I watched was the one where he built a shelter far too close to a river. He even said "The only reason I am pitching my shelter so close to the river is for the ease of filming." I found that stupid coming from a survival show. Also in the last episode he walked across a glacier by himself after a fresh snowfall. If he came across a covered crevice, he would have been screwed. I also thought that was stupid.
But with that said, I just like the nature of the show. I wish there were more like it out there. There is just something cool about someone who can use three sticks, a big rock, and some bait to make a trap;)
-Daniel
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- Re: Survivorman - Ed G 05:04:58 10/22/2006
- Re: Survivorman - magyver 15:08:59 10/22/2006
- Re: Survivorman - JB (Guest) 22:26:26 11/08/2006
- Re: Survivorman - SteveTheFolkie 13:02:33 11/13/2006
- Re: Survivorman - JB (Guest) 22:26:26 11/08/2006
- Re: Survivorman - magyver 15:08:59 10/22/2006
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