“Primitive trapping and foraging” August 29-30 2026

Primitive Trapping & Foraging

Food is one of the most critical aspects of survival, and our ancestors mastered the skills of hunting and gathering to sustain themselves in the wild. In this hands-on class, you’ll learn the essentials of primitive trapping and foraging—two time-tested methods for securing nourishment in any environment. You’ll discover how to identify and safely harvest wild edible and medicinal plants, as well as construct simple but effective primitive traps using natural materials. Understanding both of these skills gives you a well-rounded approach to sourcing food, whether in a survival situation or as a way to reconnect with nature’s abundance.

What You’ll Learn:

• How to identify common edible and medicinal plants
• Sustainable and ethical foraging practices
• How to build and set primitive traps using natural materials
• Animal behavior and how to increase your trapping success
• The role of foraging and trapping in ancestral lifestyles

This class is perfect for beginners and experienced outdoorsmen alike. No prior experience is needed—just a willingness to learn and work with your hands. All materials will be provided. Come ready to deepen your connection to the land and learn the ancient skills of sustenance and self-reliance!