Photo Galleries
Here you will find pictures taken on our various courses.
Wilderness Survival Course
Samples of the types of skills and techniques that are learnt on the Wilderness Survival Course.
Bush Tucker is explained and sampled including Lemongrass Tea.
Marine animals and plants are identified for possible bush tucker or danger.
Graham getting the message across!
Get noticed, build a Pyramid Signal.
Bushcraft technique of string making from natural materials.
Water procurement technique – Solar Still.
Solar Still – Learning the tricks for successful water gathering.
Plant identification is a vital skill for survival.
Is this toxic or safe to use? Learn to identify by leaf shape.
What does the bush around us have to offer?.
Learn the names and seasonal faces of native flora.
Snake bite first aid bandaging practice.
Water procurement method tips.
Making fire using the contents of your Mark III Mini Survival Kit.
Another fire lighting technique using flints from the Mark III Survival Kit.
Make your own fire lighting sticks.
Now learn how to create a spark using your fire sticks.
Success! Oh what a feeling!.
Advanced Outback Survival Course
A selection of shots from the various Advanced Outback Survival Groups based on a 200km walk in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.
Sights like this sunrise make it all worthwhile.
An Advanced Outback Survival Group.
A spot Of dinner, Outback style.
Group navigation is a vital skill to find their way home.
Fishing in the waterholes for dinner.
Advanced participants decide whether they can use anything of this tree or not.
Signal Tripod to attract attention.
They made it! The finishing line and a cold beer. A job well done.
Advanced Tracking Course
Advanced tracking course held in the Murchison Region of Western Australia.
Advanced Tracking Skills for Search and Rescue.
Tracking Skills Instruction by Bob Cooper.
Vital Clues are recorded and discussed.
Search and Rescue techniques.
Tool Making Course
Traditional bushcraft technique instruction including napping for knives and spear heads and resin preparation.
Axe Head created on the Tool Making course.
Traditional bushcraft skills are handed on.
Snake Handling Courses
Learn to respect our reptilian friends. Relocation techniques for venomous and non venomous Australian snakes including Snake Bite First Aid instruction. Bob has helped 100’s of people to overcome their fear of snakes.
Snake Handling.
Gwardar mouth open
Snake Handling.
Snake Handling with Bob Cooper
Snake Handling.
Snake Handling with Ian Dunnet
Snake Handling.
Snake Handling.
Bob Cooper Snake Handling
Bob Cooper Snake Handling
Snake Handling.
Bob loves his snakes.
Learn to respect and understand our Australian snakes.
Learn how to apply a compression bandage in case of snake bite.
Snake identification – Non venomous stimson python.
Venomous snake handling with Bob’s Snake Handling Kit.
Close enough?.
