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Pocket Field Guide: Natural Cordage

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Pocket Field Guide: Natural Cordage

How To Source And Weave Rope From Plants And Trees.

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2019

Language

English

DROPSToNE Press LLC

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Learn how to identify the top six cordage plants and trees in North America. Also learn how to harvest, process, and prepare their fibers to make rope. Written by Survival Instructor & Television Host Creek Stewart.

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