Anchored Podcast Ep. 98: Tom Brown III on Primitive Skills (Part Two)

Tom Brown III On Primitive Skills (Part Two)
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Tom Brown III is an avid angler, hunter and instructor of wilderness survival, tracking and observation. In the second part of this Anchored episode, Tom and April discuss footwear, fire starting, foraging, tanning hides and more! 
Length: 01:24:17

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