Keep Warm In Winter (Book Four, Card 9) It was a full-time job just to stay warm. They rubbed bear and goose oil into their skin. This repelled moisture and also to help retaining heat. They also wore tanned animal skins with the fur attached, but unlike today’s fur coats, they wore them with the …

Bow Drill, Fire Sticks (Book Four, Card 8) The ability to kindle a fire was critical to Native American survival. Fire was viewed as a tool by Native American cultures. They utilized it to not just cook their meals and keep warm, but also to clear ground for farming and hunting, manage pests, and even …

Camping With Animals (Book Four, Card 7) 1) The FundamentalsThe most common recommendation from campers is to carry water from home or to use bottled water instead of the campground’s tap water. An alteration in the animal’s water, even if it is completely potable.2) Creature AmenitiesPets want a dose of familiarity in the form of …