Survival Skill #9 Skills (Part 9 or 10)

You are almost all set to face disaster.  You have money, water, food, shelter, supplies, knowledge, and the ability to provide medical care and security.  One of the most important survival skills to have, however, is actual skills that you have learned and practiced before you need them.  Anything you know how to do will be a benefit but here is a list of standard survival skills that all people should learn as soon as possible and practice as often as possible:

• Cooking
• Baking
• Hunting
• Fishing
• Foraging
• Firestarting
• Sewing and repair
• Navigation with GPS
• Navigation with map and compass
• Camping
• First aid
• Carpentry
• Plumbing
• Electrician
• HAM radio
• Gardening
• Animal husbandry
• Butchering
• Bee keeping
• Car repair
• Food preservation
• Chemistry
• Biology
• Backpacking
• Tracking
• Trapping
• Gunsmithing
• Balcksmithing
• Shooting
• Knife skills
• Hand to hand combat
• Interpersonal skills
• Candle making
• Escape and evasion
• Weapon making
• Weather forecasting
• Search and rescue
• Jungle survival
• Desert survival
• Arctic survival
• Swimming
• Boating
• Bicycle riding
• Motorcycling
• Finance and investing
• Veterinary
• Advanced first aid
• Beer and wine making
• Leather working