WoodcraftFront matterReading editionChapter navigation12 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterPREFACEChapter I · Overwork And Recreation—Outing And Outers—How To Do It, And Why They Miss ItChapter II · Knapsack, Hatchet, Knives, Tinware, Fishing Tackle, Rods, Ditty-bagChapter III · Getting Lost—Camping Out—Roughing It Or Smoothing It—Insects—Camps, And How To Make ThemChapter IV · Campfires And Their Importance—The Wasteful Wrong Way They Are Usually Made, And The Right Way To Make ThemChapter V · Fishing, With And Without Flies—Some Tackle And Lures—Discursive Remarks On The Gentle Art—The Headlight—FroggingChapter VI · Camp Cookery—How It Is Usually Done, With A Few Simple Hints On Plain Cooking—Cooking Fire And Outdoor RangeChapter VII · More Hints On Cooking, With Some Simple Receipts—Bread, Potatoes, Soups, Stews, Beans, Fish, Meat, VenisonChapter VIII · A Ten Days' Trip In The Wilderness—Going It AloneChapter IX · The Light Canoe And Double Blade—Various Canoes For Various Canoeists—Reasons For Preferring The Clinker-Built CedarChapter X · Odds And Ends—Where To Go For An Outing—Why A Clinker?—Boughs And BrowseBeginning of this editionNext chapter →PREFACEAll chapters and sections (12)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsPREFACEChapters12345678910E-text prepared by Joseph Gray◇WOODCRAFTby◇Nessmuk◇PREFACE →