Sam Buhlig has been training with Nature Reliance School since 2017, bringing over three decades of diverse instructional experience to the cadre. As a former instructor at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, Sam brings a strong foundation in high-stakes, real-world teaching environments.

His experience spans Survival, Land Navigation, Scout Tracker, Bushcraft, Primitive Skills, Nature Immersion, SERE, Ham Radio, Outdoor Cooking, and Tactical Mantracking. Known for his thorough and encouraging teaching style, Sam helps students connect big-picture mindset with hands-on skills while building confidence and competence in the outdoors.

Sam's expertise spans survival, tracking, land navigation, and communications, supported by over three decades of diverse instructional experience. As a former instructor at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, he brings a strong foundation in practical, high-stakes teaching environments.

His experience includes Survival, Land Navigation, Scout Tracker, Bushcraft, Primitive Skills, Nature Immersion, SERE, Ham Radio, Outdoor Cooking, Tactical Mantracking, and Wilderness First Aid. His Ham Radio Extra Class License and safety certifications further support his practical approach to self-reliance training.

With 30 years of experience as a martial arts instructor, Sam takes a thorough and encouraging approach to teaching. He connects big-picture mindset with hands-on skills, helping students build confidence and competence in the outdoors.

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