- Nationality
- American
- Born
- 1963
- Signature skills
- 5 Cs equipment planning, Bushcraft instruction, Primitive skills, Outdoor self-reliance
Background
Canterbury joined the U.S. Army in 1981 and served for six years. Afterward he worked at a reptile farm and as a commercial fisherman and diver in Florida. He founded the Pathfinder School, where he is co-owner and supervising instructor, and has produced instructional videos, survival books and television.
Survival philosophy
His teaching centers on the 5 Cs of Survivability: a cutting tool, combustion device, cover, container and cordage. He stresses repeated practice until skills become dependable.
TV shows
- Dual Survival · Discovery Channel · 2010–2011 (his tenure)
- Dirty Rotten Survival · National Geographic Channel · 2015
Books
- Bushcraft 101 · 2014
- Advanced Bushcraft · 2015
Verified facts
- Canterbury was born in Indianapolis on September 19, 1963. Source
- He joined the U.S. Army in 1981 and served for six years. Source
- His civilian work included a reptile farm, commercial fishing and diving in Florida. Source
- He founded the Pathfinder School and serves as co-owner and supervising instructor. Source
- He appeared in Dual Survival in 2010–2011 and Dirty Rotten Survival in 2015; his books include Bushcraft 101 (2014) and Advanced Bushcraft (2015). Source
- His 5 Cs are a cutting tool, combustion device, cover, container and cordage. Source
- He describes repetition as the key to owning a skill. Source
FAQs about Dave Canterbury
What is Dave Canterbury known for?
Co-hosting Dual Survival, founding the Pathfinder School and writing Bushcraft 101.
What is Dave Canterbury's survival philosophy?
His teaching centers on the 5 Cs of Survivability: a cutting tool, combustion device, cover, container and cordage. He stresses repeated practice until skills become dependable.
What TV shows has Dave Canterbury been on?
Dual Survival (Discovery Channel, 2010–2011 (his tenure)); Dirty Rotten Survival (National Geographic Channel, 2015).
What books has Dave Canterbury written?
Bushcraft 101 (2014); Advanced Bushcraft (2015).


