Class Schedule

Spring and Summer 2024 Calendar of Classes at MEDICINE BOW

Teaching Primitive Survival Skills & Earthlore

Classes for all ages taught by Mark Warren

medicinebow(at)att.net  706-864-5928 

[Private half-day classes also available at Medicine Bow or at the site of your choice.]

 ***Pre-registration is required for all classes.

Public classes usually run approximately from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Medicine Bow. A student brings knife, notebook, rain gear, sack lunch, and water bottle. For archery and knife/hawk students, equipment is provided.

April 20 – THE ART OF ARCHERY – A complete lesson from 1999 World Longbow Champion. For all skill levels, ages 8 to 108. Gear provided or BYO.  $80

April 28 – ARCHERY RENDEZVOUS – For archers of all skill levels (except raw beginners), a fun and adventurous challenge to win the SILVER ARROW. 1 p.m. – 4 p.m.  $10 per person: (bow rental add $10)

May 19 – ARCHERY RENDEZVOUS – (see Apr. 28) $10

May 25 – (This public class is full. Private classes are available.) THE WILD PLANTS OF SPRING – Learn to identify and use native plants as food, medicine, fire kit, insect repellent, and craft material. An important class for serious survival students.  $70

June 8 – STALKING WILD ANIMALS – The native discipline for approaching wild animals undetected. For hunters, photographers, observers, and anyone seeking that quantum leap in the forest from visitor to participant. $65

June 23 – ARCHERY RENDEZVOUS – (see Apr. 28)  $10

June 29 – THE ART OF ARCHERY – (see April 20) $80

July 13 – TRACKING – Learn the prints, gaits, and track patterns of native animals of Appalachia and how to track them.  $65

July 21 – ARCHERY RENDEZVOUS – (see Apr. 28)  $10

July 27 – KNIFE & HAWK – Learn to throw knife and tomahawk with power and accuracy. Weapons provided or bring your own.  $65

August 10 – THE ART OF ARCHERY – (see April 20)   $80

Aug. 18 – ARCHERY RENDEZVOUS – (see Apr. 28)     $10

Aug. 24 – CREATING FIRE BY THE BOW-DRILL – Conjure up fire from dead wood using your handmade fire kit. Learn the species of trees that “swallowed fire” in the ancient days and the sources of tinder that are available even on wet days.  $75

Aug. 31 – (This public class is full. Private classes are available.) A STUDY OF SUMMER TREES – Identify trees by bark patterns, leaves, smell, limbs, and habitat. Learn their foods, medicines, cordage fibers, fire-kit use, insect repellency).  $65

[Private half-day classes are available]

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TO SIGN UP FOR A CLASS

Reserve your spot by email or phone, then mail a check or money order made to: Medicine Bow, Ltd. 104 Medicine Bow, Dahlonega, GA 30533 Each class is filled to its limit by a first-come-first-served receipt of check. Email: medicinebow(at)att.net Phone: 706-864-5928

POLICY

Each class is filled to its limit by a first-come-first-served receipt of check made payable to:  MEDICINE BOW, LTD.  A check received after a class fills is, of course, returnd in full.  A cancellation 7 full days before class also returned in full.  Cancellation by 4 full days before class, 50% returned or 60% applied to future workshop.

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Everything that Mark teaches can be found in his Secrets of the Forest book series. These books are available HERE and everywhere books are sold. These volumes share knowledge Mark has gained from more than 50 years of intense nature, and Native American studies, self-imposed survival trips, and teaching to thousands of students all across the country. If you are a student of the forest, primitive skills, survival lore, or a teacher of these subjects, these books were written for you (each book includes more than 100 detailed project descriptions.) And, if you are someone who enjoys reading about adventures in nature from the safe, dry space you call home, we think you will enjoy Mark’s stories and personal adventures, many of which are included among these pages.

Secrets of the Forest, a teaching legacy, by award-winning naturalist Mark Warren.

 

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