Death Valley Training Center is now offering a Tomahawk Scout School course, headed by Thomas Moore, co-star of the Discovery Chanel show “Dude You’re Screwed”. The course teaches skills used by the famed Apache Scouts of the U.S. Army.

Through the course, the participant will learn:

– Fundamental Tomahawk Scout skills
– General Wilderness Survival
– Tracking Humans and Animals
– Fire making
– Shelters (natural and man-made)
– Camp selection and setup
– Acquiring and purifying water
– Scout Equipment Selection
– Scout Patrol Food and Cooking
– History of the U.S. Army Apache Scouts

The course teaches traditional skills, along with subjects such as shelters and gear that have been modified to fit with today’s technology.

By graduating from the Tomahawk Scout School, the participant receives:

– An exclusive Tomahawk Scout Tab
– Certificate of Graduation
– Lifetime membership in the Tomahawk Scout Association
– Ongoing Tomahawk Facebook Group Membership, including Q&A with Tom and other graduates
– Eligibility for additional follow up courses to be revealed soon.

The school takes place over a weekend – 2 1/2 days, starting on a Friday afternoon and continuing through Sunday. The current class schedule lists these locations for hosting courses:

-Masardis, Maine
-Frederick, Maryland
-Blacksburg, Virginia
-West Palm Beach, Florida
-St. Augustine, Florida
-Houston, Texas
-Sierra Vista, AZ
-Reno, Nevada
– Palm Springs, California
-Portland, Oregon

www.deathvalleymag.com/dvtc/tomahawk-scout-school-live-training-in-the-usa

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Additionally, Death Valley Training Center is also offering a series of 13 online lessons teaching the same skills as the Tomahawk Scout School. This gives students an opportunity to learn the materials at their own pace and without having to take time off from their daily schedules to attend a course.

www.deathvalleymag.com/dvtc/tomahawk-scout-school

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