50 outdoor Skills Survive Survival DVD What will I learn? Increasingly we’re turning to our forests, mountains and rivers to rejuvenate. Now learn how to really enjoy & be safe in the outdoors. Join Dick Person, teacher, guide, environmentalist & master practitioner of bush craft, and his student, Laura Zealand, to learn 50 basic and advanced skills that will make your experience in the outdoors the best ever. Each Skill is a separate video! This DVD includes 2.5 hours of content!
Customer Review: Beginning to intermediate backpacking information
I recently purchased this DVD, and although it has good information for the beginning to intermediate backpacker, I don’t know that I would qualify this is as a hardcore survival DVD.

At times, the lady hosting this DVD comes off as a bit homerish. There is one scene where they are discussing the use of various cords, and she states that she knows of one other use for cords, at which point the camera pans on over to Dick Person, and he says “what’s up?” The scene then shifts over to the lady, who is now using a cord to hang up several lingerie items. The whole scene was very corny and kind of underlines the mood for the whole DVD.

Don’t get me wrong, there are some decent tips in this DVD, but I think the name, “50 outdoor Skills,” is inappropriate for the content. I think the title of, “50 Great Backpacking Tips,” would have been much more appropriate.

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Senator Larry Craig will be holding a town meeting Tuesday, April 3, 2007, at the salmon Valley Center on Main Street salmon. He will be giving an update on what’s been happening in Washington, D.C. these days.The meeting is scheduled from noon to 1:15 p.m.

Trucks a sure sign of spring 
Spring is here and so are the hatchery trucks. Thousands of trout were stocked this week because the weather finally allowed the boys of spring to get to the water’s edge safely.

Chinook catch has anglers smiling 
Aperch fishery bumping upward and a skyrocketing chinook salmon fishery are what Lake Michigan will have to offer anglers this summer, according to figures released this week by state fisheries researchers.

Wanted: Leading man 
It was part icy stare, part evil eye, a stern glare that told its recipient that whatever he just did, whether it was dog it to first on a grounder, give a lame effort in the field or disrespect a coach, it was unacceptable.

Coho fishing slowing down, sandhill cranes showing up 
Over the past week, shore fishermen have reported slow fishing for coho salmon although boat anglers are reporting better action, according to local bait shops and the Indiana Department of Fish & Wildlife.

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