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from Byron Kerns of
Byron
Kerns Survival School and a
former US Air Force SERE
(Survival, Evasion, Resistance, Escape) Instructor.
"This
dude has got to be the most awesome and nicest
survival guy I've ever met. Drove six-hours to meet
him at his home north of Columbus, GA, visited with
him three-hours, then I cruised on to Atlanta for a
business meeting. Left his place freaking stoked.
Jimmy is unreal at primitive fire making and was
kind enough to share some of his secrets with me. He
is the first survival instructor I've ever met, who
after creating a coal using a bow & drill, leaves
the coal on the ground smoldering and casually walks
off to his car to get something. Unbelievable. |
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I hope that
one day Jimmy and I can conduct a
weekend course together for
students, his survival magic mixed
with my gig on things - creating a
bodacious mix of modern and
primitive skills for those taking
the class. What an event that could
be. Jimmy has my highest
recommendation for anyone wanting to
learn his skills and knowledge."
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| BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH |
From the time I was small roaming the woods
in the backyard in south Alabama, I have loved the outdoors. As
a teenager, I enjoyed fishing, camping and experimenting with
different ways of cooking over an open fire. In 1980, I spent
2-3 days each week of the spring solo camping in the
Pisgah National Forest with a blanket, knife, water bottle,
matches and some food (O.K. I know that was not very smart). As
an adult I continue to enjoy the outdoors with both modern and
primitive skills. I have instructed 2 week courses several years
for a search and rescue school, and teach at FDR State
Park. The instruction I offer comes through a lifetime of
experimenting, studying and practicing outdoor skills. Skills
need practice. "Plan ahead", "be prepared" and "practice
skills." - Jimmy
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| Philosophy of Instruction |
"I believe the God of the Bible is
the Creator of the creation that we enjoy."
Jimmy Culpepper, Instructor
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"When I consider your heavens, the work of your fingers, the
moon and the stars, which you have set in place, what is man that you are mindful of him, the son of man that you
care for him?
O LORD, our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth!"
Psalm 8:3-4;9
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A previous instructor of mine has said.
'It
shouldn't cost a fortune to learn to rub two sticks together.'
I believe that whole heartedly. -Jimmy
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CONTACT INFORMATION |
Jimmy Culpepper
9686 GA Hwy 219
Hamilton, GA 31811
Phone 706 628-4093
Email jcmtnhill@aol.com
Subject "Survival" |
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