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Welcome to
The Wilderness Listserv Home Page |
For those who are not familiar with the Listservs, they are a wonderful
way to announce events, get questions answered, and learn a lot about a
topic. Basically, someone on the list sends a message which is
automatically sent to every one else on the list. Many lists offer a
digest version which collects individual messages and sends them all out
in one big message, very handy on active lists where there can be
hundreds of messages a day.
The Trackers Listserv
The Trackers Listserv discusses all aspects of wilderness survival,
tracking and Earth philosophy, as related to the Trackers school and Tom
Brown. It is a must for anyone interested in these topics. The digest
version comes out about once or twice a day.
Subscribe to the
Trackers Digest.(include "SUBSCRIBE" in the message subject)
Subscribe to the
Trackers real-time.(include "SUBSCRIBE" in the message subject)
To unsubscribe, click on the appropriate link above and use "UNSUBSCRIBE"
in the subject line.
Archives of the list can be found at:
http://www.ecl.wustl.edu/~andrew/Trackers/Digests/
The Primitive Skills List
This list is maintained by Dr. AF
Bourbeau, a Professor of Outdoor Pursuits at the University of Quebec.
This list treats primitive skills very scientificly, any message dealing
with spirituality is sure to be flamed. Altogether a great resource with
a lot of knoledgeable people. As of now, the list is not available in
digest form.
Subscribe to the Primitive
Skills Group. Include SUBSCRIBE Primitive-Skills-Group
in
the subject line, with nothing else in the message.
To Unsubscribe, click on the link above, and send a blank message with the
subject SIGNOFF Primitive-Skills-Group
Visit the list's homepage at:
http://pages.infinit.net/afb/priskar1.htm
The Throwers List
The Throwers list covers anything you can throw: spears,
atl-atl, boomerangs, axes, slings, but mostly knives. A good resource for
learning about primitive weapons and construction techniques. To my
knowlege, no digest is available, but it is a fairly low volume list.
To subscribe, mail
list-server@pylon.pillar.com, with NO SUBJECT and only the words "SUBSCRIBE
THROWER" in the body of the message.
Visit the Thrower's home page at:
http://www.crl.com/~mjr/thrower.html
The Flint Forum
Thanks to Richard Sanchez, A new and improved list has been set up! It will cover the tools and techniques of flint knapping, as well as sources and announcements of knap-ins.
To subscribe in real-time, send mail to
FlintForum@USA.net, with the subject "SUBSCRIBE" and nothing else.
To subscribe to the digest version, send mail to FlintForum@USA.net, with the subject "SUBSCRIBE DIGEST" and nothing else.
To Unsubscribe from the list, follow the steps above, substuting "UNSUBSCRIBE" for "SUBSCRIBE".
The archives of the previous list can be found here.
Earthway E-Group
The Earthway E-Group is comprised of a community of those who care about
the environment. Discussions focus on tracking stories,survival,y2k,outdoor
adventures, just good stories and other manners of conserving and/or
protecting Mother Earth. Members also receive updates and information on
environmental issues, news and service trips.
To subscribe, send a message to earthway-subscribe@egroups.com or go the the group's home page
at http://www.eGroups.com/list/earthway
NAT-TECH
From Steve Mizrach, the creator of the list:
"NAT-TECH is for the discussion of the
relationship between technology and indigenous people. Possible topics
might include new technological initiatives by indigenous groups, or
the social and cultural impacts of technology on native people."
To subscribe to the list, send mail to nat-tech-request@crstis2.crst.nsn.us with "SUBSCRIBE NAT-TECH" in the body.
Weapons List
This list deals with weapons of all sorts, including slings, blowguns,
spears, boomerangs, clubs, and the like. The easiest way to join is to go
here and fill out
the form.
Back to the Wilderness Resource Home Page.
If I have missed a relavent list, or I am just plain wrong about
something, please email me at
smit@ccs.neu.edu. Thanks!