Prepping Survival Guide and Deadly Precise Bushcraft Skills: A Crisis Preparedness System for Water and Food Stockpiling, Self-Sufficient Gardening, and Electricity

In the uncertain world we live in, survival is one of the most important skills. Yet so many people are unprepared—myself included. This book is a fantastic way to change that.The author offers clear, practical and concise advice on topics like stockpiling food, finding and preparing drinkable water and first aid. It’s clear the knowledge comes from real experience. What’s also valuable is how the book opens your eyes to the many different types of disasters that can happen. Thanks to it, I’ve realized how important it is to learn basic survival skills sooner rather than later. Honestly, all this stuff should be taught at school.I really appreciate how the book emphasizes involving your family in your preparedness plans.It’s a great guide to kickstart your survival prepping. Please, don't wait until something really bad happens.

Bought this book mainly for the aspect of post-disaster survival because we have been hit by several hurricanes over the last decade and find each time that we are woefully unprepared to survive a disaster. But this book opened my eyes to other scenarios which are realistic and not only possible, but very likely. So I guess you can say I'm officially a "prepper." And as David Savage points out in his book, I should have started yesterday. But this guide is a great start.This book definitely made me realize how far behind I am to the prepping game, but it's also encouraging to know that I'm not alone in this scenario. I like that the guide gives practical advice without being overly "preachy" which I have found in other survival guides. The author seems to have lived the prepper lifestyle, so his accounts are lived experiences, not something he read online or saw on a TV show.I think I would have liked a few more pictures or diagrams, especially when talking about planting and shelters, because that's an area that I feel I'm most lacking in knowledge. But I do appreciate that it's an all-encompassing guide that not only deals with surviving in the woods (if you are that desperate) but also bugging out to a cabin or relocating your family to a self-sufficient homestead (which is my ultimate goal if I'm being honest).Thanks to David Savage for a clear, concise guide. There were a lot of things I thought I knew that I really didn't understand and he cleared some of those misconceptions up for me. Great survival/prepper guide, even if you don't think there's gonna be a TEOTWAWKI scenario, every area of the world is susceptible to natural or man-made disasters. Knowledge is power and this book has a lot of knowledge.

After my home in Central West Florida was hit by hurricanes Helene and Milton, I realized how quickly life can change, which is why I picked up this book. It was fantastic and really got me thinking like a prepper. I feel more empowered to take small steps toward being better prepared.

In his book "Prepping Survival Guide and Deadly Precise Bushcraft Skills," David Savage presents a detailed guide that explores basic survival preparedness. The book presents a broad range of survival information. Information regarding water purification methods and food stockpiling techniques. In addition, the book covers self-sufficient gardening practices, off-the-grid living strategies, and natural disaster safety protocols. The author reveals his deep understanding of off-grid living through practical guidance that helps readers build their self-reliance capabilities.​The book stands out because it stresses family training as readers are urged to make their loved ones participants in preparedness plans. The method builds teamwork while providing emergency preparedness training to all members. The guide presents advanced cooking solutions for grid-down situations by showing multiple ways to prepare food when power sources are unavailable. ​The book contains extensive knowledge, but some readers may struggle with dense content, particularly if they lack familiarity with survival topics.Adding visual aids or additional organized presentation structure would improve how readers understand the material and stay engaged.​

Good overall ideas to start people in a great direction for preparing for disasters.Could use more detail on specific instructions

David Savage’s Prepping Survival Guide and Deadly Precise Bushcraft Skills is a must-have for anyone serious about self-sufficiency. Clear, practical, and easy to follow, it covers everything from bushcraft to water purification and food preservation—without the fluff.Readers praise its real-world usefulness, with tips that actually work during power outages and emergencies. Whether you're new to prepping or a seasoned survivalist, this guide offers knowledge that empowers and prepares you for the unexpected.In a world of uncertainty, this book is peace of mind in print.

This book covers a lot of the essentials in a way that really clicks without going overboard. The information is practical, and you can tell the author has put in the effort, not just skimmed through a bunch of YouTube videos. It’s a great starting point if you’re looking to feel more prepared without getting overwhelmed.

I was looking for a good emergency preparedness book and bought this based on the reviews since many said it was concise and informative without a lot of fluff. Overall, I found this to be true, and the book offers lots of practical advice on how to prepare for and deal with emergency situations, even if they’re not quite end-of-the-world-as-we-know-it scenarios.