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<\/h4>\nSurviving in the wilderness requires not only finding shelter and water but also sourcing food. Knowing how to forage and hunt for sustenance is a helpful skill. In this article, we’ll explore various methods and specific examples to help you procure food in the wild.<\/p>\n
<\/h4>\nMany wild plants are safe to eat, while others can be toxic. Learning to identify edible plants is essential for foraging. Some common examples include:<\/p>\n
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Insects are a reliable source of protein in the wild. Some safe-to-eat insects include:<\/p>\n
If you have access to a water source, fishing can provide a consistent food source. Techniques to catch fish![\"fishing\"](\"https:\/\/bridensolutions.ca\/BridenAcademy\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/11\/catching-a-fish-200x300.jpg\")
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Hunting small game animals is a valuable survival skill. Common animals to hunt include:<\/p>\n
Setting traps can provide a passive way to secure food. Examples include:<\/p>\n
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<\/h4>\nShould you find yourself in the wilderness by choice, cooking food with a JetBoil<\/a> or Kelly Kettle<\/a> are excellent food sources. Be sure to have matches (and other applicable camping gear, like a knife) to more easily cook. Also, consider premade meal pouches and bars or snacks to avoid the need to forage for those bugs and other food sources.<\/p>\n\n