The Lost Ways

The SHTF we all prep for is what folks 150 years ago called daily life: no electricity, refrigerators, or other conveniences we take for granted...

The Lost Ways is not just another survival and homesteading book that shows you basic things every prepper already knows. This beautiful hardcover book takes a deep dive into what our forefathers used not just to survive the harshest of times, but actually to thrive in them.

Inside, Claude Davis, the author and Old-West expert , covers long-lasting emergency food, medicinal plants, canning and other food preservation methods, home defense , herbal remedies, edible plants, emergency supplies, and everything else you need to protect your family in a collapse.

The book is 432 pages. It has a hardcover (8.78 x 5.9 x 1 inches) and is printed on high-quality paper, ensuring that it’ll last for generations.

What You’ll Discover Inside: Detailed step-by-step instructions along with high-resolution photos make this survival book easy and practical to use. The forgotten skills that helped previous generations survive hard times. Pioneer ways to secure drinking water for you and your family. DIY backyard, root cellar, and homestead projects for long-term no-grid living. Detailed color photos and descriptions of edible and medicinal plants in North America , so you’ll always have a lifeline available. The long-lasting food stockpile you’ll need to outlast a long-term crisis. Home defense strategies to protect you against looters and other intruders. Frontier cast-iron food recipes that’ll keep your family well-fed and save you money. And alternative food resources that our grandparents have used for years. Natural healing and herbal medicine essentials you’ll need when Emergency Medical Services are no longer available.
Already trusted by hundreds of thousands worldwide, this disaster preparedness book will help you become more self-sufficient on your own terms.

The Lost Ways prepares you for any kind of crisis , including worst-case scenarios like an EMP, social unrest, famines, natural disasters, martial law, or a full-blown economic meltdown.