Paleoplanet – Duncan Hogan
Rating: 5/5
Paleoplanet is a forum for discussing topics related to
primitive (Stone Age-Iron Age) survival skills. The forum includes sections on
pottery, shelter building, primitive weapons making, fire starting, hunting,
and many more as well as a general discussions area for members to post about
topics that don’t necessarily fit in any other category.
The site contains information relevant to survival and
bushcraft that can be used almost anywhere in the world, such as fire starting,
shelter building, and tool making techniques, although some information, such
as that on edible and medicinal plants, is very much regional. And because most
of the members are from North America, Europe, and Australia, most of the information
does pertain to those parts of the world.
I discovered this website when I was about twelve years old.
Because I live right on the edge of Stittsville, I am surrounded by woodland
and have grown up exploring the woods with my friends. Just like any twelve year
old boy would be, I loved learning how to make weapons and fire the most.
However, since then I have continues to enjoy bushcraft as a hobby, and have
learned an immense number of almost-forgotten skills from Paleoplanet.
I would highly recommend this website to anyone looking to
learn how to survive in the wild without the use of any modern tools or
gadgets. After all, not many people these days are able to hunt, build, and
survive with tools they made from scratch.
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