Literature
This is the backbone of self-reliance. A collection of how-to’s, DIY references, and practical knowledge for the woodsman, homesteader, or anyone intent on carving a life beyond the grid.
You’ll find books on wilderness medicine, first aid, foraging, food preservation, off-grid building, and emergency survival skills. Each one is a manual for resilience, teaching you to depend less on fragile systems and more on your own hands and judgment.
If you’ve ever wondered how to stitch a wound in the wild, craft a meal from gathered plants, or build a shelter that withstands the storm—this is where those answers live.
Guides
These are the manuals and field-tested documents that don’t waste words. Military-grade knowledge, tactical guides, and survival references written with real-world application in mind. Here you’ll find the same doctrine soldiers carry into uncertain ground, condensed into straightforward instruction.
Whether it’s navigation, small-unit tactics, or general survival procedures, the Guides category gives you clear, proven methods. No fluff, no theory, just the kind of information you want on hand when conditions turn hostile.
Good Reads
Not every book in your rucksack needs to be a manual. Some are worth carrying simply because they enrich the quiet hours. This shelf is stocked with the kind of reads that pull you in by the firelight and keep your mind wandering long after the last page.
From adventure narratives and biographies to stories that stir the imagination, these are the books that balance the grit of survival with the simple pleasure of storytelling. They are reminders that life outdoors isn’t just about endurance, it’s also about enjoyment.
“Escaping… into a Damn Good Read.”
—Wolf the Eternal Outdoors Man.
(He’s not a sexy elf… Gentlemen. Just an old guy named Carl… Makes his own meat. Drunk Howl’s at Skynyrd.)
“Self-Published”
This shelf is personal. Here you’ll find the books, guides, and digital content I’ve written myself, pulled directly from years of living and testing gear in the wild. These aren’t polished corporate publications. They’re raw, real, and field-born.
From stories on wilderness life to hands-on survival notes, each piece is written with the intent to share what I’ve learned with those who choose the same path. Buying from this shelf supports not only your own growth, but also the continuation of Axeman Outdoors itself.
Stock your mental rucksack today.
“Gear wears down. Batteries die. Maps get lost. But knowledge, once carried is always with you. These shelves are stocked with the kind of wisdom that turns hardship into self-reliance and quiet moments into stories worth remembering.”