Shane Hobel: Wilderness Survival (Aired on November 11, 2011)
Seated: Shane Hobel. Standing: co-hosts Jonah Triebwasser, Sarah O'Connell
In this extraordinary interview, Shane Hobel, aka Shane “White Feather” Hobel, informs the listeners of the survival skills needed when lost in the woods or otherwise cut off from civilization. These techniques can to be used for everyone of every age when in need of them. Mr. Hobel, founder of the Mountain Scout Survival School in Beacon, New York, is a professional tracker and a member of a Search and Forensic Investigation (SFI) team. He assists in the search and recovery of lost individuals, especially those lost in the mountains of the Hudson Valley.
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