Lost Frontier Handbook

You get a 150-page survival handbook plus three bonuses for one $39 payment. It pulls food preservation, plant medicine, and water skills into one organized PDF. The food-preservation chapter alone is worth the read. Refund: 60 days, ClickBank-honored.

What Lost Frontier Handbook is, in one sentence.

A 150-page digital handbook of traditional self-reliance skills and remedies, sold as a $39 PDF with a 60-day refund.

It pulls food preservation, plant medicine, water purification, and basic bushcraft into one organized guide. The theme is pioneer-era know-how. The real value is having these core survival skills together in one place, written in plain steps you can follow.

What you actually get

Here is what you get after the $39 purchase:

• The main guide. Around 150 pages, formatted for screen reading. About a third is food preservation (smoking, drying, root cellaring). A quarter is herbal remedies. A quarter is water and fire skills. The rest is frontier history and context.
• Bonus report: Lost Frontier Recipes. A dozen recipes for pemmican, hardtack, acorn coffee, and similar. A fun way to try traditional trail foods at home.
• Bonus report: Medicinal Plants of North America. A 20-page field guide with line drawings and brief usage notes. This is the strongest bonus, clear enough to print and carry.
• Printable checklist: 72-Hour Frontier Kit. A one-page packing list for a grab-and-go bag. Handy to tape inside a closet door.
• Access to a private members group. Optional. A place to ask questions, but light on real teaching, so do not buy for this alone.

What the sales page emphasizes

Lost Frontier Handbook delivers 150 pages of practical food preservation (smoking, drying, canning), plant medicine, water, and fire skills, with a printable Medicinal Plants of North America field guide and a 72-hour frontier kit checklist as the standout bonuses.

The sales page leans on nostalgia and a sense of rediscovered wisdom. The sales page is built to sell, not to teach — the real content is practical food preservation, basic plant medicine, water and fire skills, and a short field guide. Solid beginner survival content, organized in one place.

How it tells you to use it

The book is a reference, not a course. You browse by topic. Flip to the canning chapter when you need it, rather than reading cover to cover. That fits how most people actually use survival material. Keep it on your phone or printed, and pull up the skill you need when you need it.

Is Lost Frontier Handbook worth it?

Lost Frontier Handbook is a solid pick at $39 one-time, with a 60-day refund if it is not for you. The food-preservation chapter alone earns its place. You get a 150-page guide plus three bonuses that cover the core survival skills most beginners want. The plant-medicine bonus is a clean quick-reference you can print and carry. For one organized download at this price, it is an easy yes for newer preppers.

Who Lost Frontier Handbook is best for

• Best for: Beginners who want food preservation, plant medicine, and water skills in one tidy PDF.
• Skip if: You already own a full survival manual and want all-new material.

Compared to the SAS Survival Guide, which is broader and cheaper used, Lost Frontier Handbook wins on traditional food preservation and plant medicine. For a beginner who wants those topics together, it is the easier start.

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What it costs and how the refund works

$39 one-time at checkout. No recurring billing surfaced at the cart on the date above. After purchase, you may see a printed copy for about $19.99 plus shipping, and a “Deluxe Frontier Library” bundle for $67. Both are optional and easy to skip.

Refund: 60 days, ClickBank-honored. Email support with your order ID inside 60 days if you change your mind.

The honest read

Lost Frontier Handbook gathers traditional survival skills into one well-organized guide. The food-preservation chapter is genuinely useful. The medicinal-plants bonus is a strong quick-reference. The recipes and checklist round it out.

If you value having these core skills in one place, $39 is a fair deal, backed by a 60-day refund. You will learn real, usable skills: preserving food, identifying plants, purifying water, and building fire. For a beginner who wants a clear starting point, this delivers.

— Cal Reiner