We can think of a few scenarios where a person may be desperate enough to eat odd and unthinkable things while in the wilderness.
Perhaps that SHTF situation suddenly happened and, even after months of preparation, you eventually find yourself without food or fresh water.
That clump of suspect looking fungus doesn’t look so bad now. Neither do those wriggly creatures feeding off a dead carcass!
We have heard stories about men and women driving across country, in the middle of nowhere when their vehicle breaks down.
They have no other option other than to walk, often for miles and miles, to get to a safe-haven. Somewhere along the way, that strange pond of muddy water becomes tempting!
After the break go to the next page to read about seven items you should never eat in the wild. It may seem like a good idea at the time but you will seriously pay for it later!
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Ya there bad
You forgot vultures, buzzards.
A lot of us don’t know what those look like so it’ll be greatly appreciated if you show pics thanks
Damn. Now I have throw away that bag of bat cutlets in the freezer.
So, exercise common sense.
cujo taught me about bats at a young age.
http://geologylearn.blogspot.com.au/2015/09/10-worlds-most-deadly-minerals.html
http://www.myfamilysurvivalplan.com/21-plants-you-should-never-eat-or-touch/
http://www.myfamilysurvivalplan.com/10-beautiful-flowers-that-kill-in-horrifying-ways/
Martin Saxton Or from behind the TV. FYI