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  1. Disaster Preparedness General Discussion
    I've seen more snakes out in the woods and fields this year while turkey hunting than ever before. It's really quite amazing - we've yet to be out there, for almost a month now, where we have not run into at least one, usually more than one and as many as a half dozen, snakes of some kind - I...
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  2. Australia and New Zealand
    Here is a link with Pics of the most lethal Australian venomous snakes which you may encounter in the bush, urban areas on a day to day basis, or in survival situation. Anti venom is going to be a big problem in a survival situation. http://home.iprimus.com.au/gunnado/snakes.html Geographical...
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  3. Edible & Non-Edible Plants
    Although this is may not always be exactly correct, a general rule of thumb when foraging for berries in a survival situation is: Most Red and Blue berries are edible Avoid White or Cream-coloured berries DO NOT, and I repeat, DO NOT trust this information with your life when you have any...
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