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means The set of skills for living off the land and surviving in the wilderness using what's naturally available — shelter-building, fire-starting, foraging, tracking, and tool-making from raw materials.

from A straightforward compound of 'bush,' the term brought back by colonists and travelers for wild, uncultivated country (itself from Dutch 'bosch,' meaning woods or forest, picked up especially in southern African and Australian English), and 'craft,' the old word for a skill or trade. Put together, the word names exactly what it describes: the trade of the bush — knowledge earned by living in wild land rather than taught from a book, though plenty of books now try.