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The Upper East Side metrosexual may be good at cocktail chat, but a real man knows how to fight off alligators, create a tourniquet out of a t-shirt, and rescue a drowning person. Frank Miniter's The Ultimate Man's Survival Guide shows men how to do all of these and more, including:
* how to fight off a bear
* how to set a dislocated joint
* how to pick the perfect cigar and bottle of wine
Frank Miniter is the author of The Politically Incorrect Guide to Hunting, the executive editor of American Hunter, and a former senior editor of Outdoor Life. Miniter is also the ultimate man. He has run with the bulls of Pamplona, snowshoed the Klondike, and survived everywhere from the Amazon to Manhattan. Miniter lives in New York.
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November 21, 2009: So... there ARE others out there who feel like I do - and who have the skill to write what we believe. Political correctness be damned - being a man is about Honor and Duty. This is a very enjoyable read. Lots of useful information as well as a bit of "gee whiz" stuff. As another reviewer stated, this is not a "macho man" book, but a book that will make you think. I especially appreciated each "Portrait of a Man" sprinkled throughout the book - mini biographies of notable men. And then there are the moral codes and... well, just too much to list here. I am very satisfied with this book.
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October 04, 2009: I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Not what I expected, but better. Breezed through it, and appreciated the fact that it gives you a well rounded foundation. After reading I gave it to my son in law, so he can pass it on to my grand son. My wife and daughter enjoyed it equally. I would highly recommend it, because it is not just about being macho.