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The American frontier: a realm of breathtaking beauty and brutal survival. For
pioneers, explorers, and mountain men, life depended not on luck, but on a
mastery of wild skills, many now forgotten. They faced this world with raw
ingenuity, often learning from Native American tribes. Hunting was more than sport; it was life itself. Success against wary game in harsh conditions came
from techniques honed by necessity – forgotten arts born of acute observation.
These weren’t just methods, but a deep dialogue with nature, showcasing the
frontiersman’s resourcefulness and intimate knowledge of their quarry.
My name is Sam, and this is Wild America.

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CHAPTERS
00:00:00 - Intro
00:01:18 - Mastering the Art of the “Long Hunt”
00:05:48 - Reading the Unseen – Advanced Tracking and Sign
Interpretation
00:10:47 - The Silent Hunt – Mastering Stalking and Still-
Hunting
00:15:50 - Primitive Weapons Prowess & Resourceful Trapping
00:19:35 - Frontier Field Butchery and Meat Preservation
00:23:00 - Hunting by the Land – Ecological Wisdom and Natural
Indicators
00:26:22 - The Hunter’s Sixth Sense – Cultivating Wilderness
Awareness and Survival Instinct

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