Important Note: RAT only guarantees and offers customer service on knives built by RAT Cutlery Company and does not guarantee or offer any customer service for knives that are manufactured by any other company, regardless of the misuse of our trademarks.

We are back from the TV Survival Shoot for BNN Productions in Holland. Click here to view photos from the trip. 

Randall's Adventure and Training (RAT) is the recognized leader in Latin American jungle and survival training. As a professional survival training team and hard-use gear manufacturer, RAT understands the unique needs of personnel operating in jungle environments. If your project or operation requires the best in jungle training or gear, or if you're an individual interested in learning how to survive under adverse conditions, then Randall's Adventure & Training is your answer. 

RAT has led numerous expeditions and jungle survival training classes in the Amazon jungles of Peru. Since our beginnings in 1997, our clientele has ranged from military and law enforcement teams, to film crews and professional adventurers.

RAT's public adventures and jungle survival classes have been featured on the Travel Channel (video clips), Discovery Channel,  and in numerous books, outdoor magazines and trade publications.

RAT also produces a quality line of field grade cutlery (since 1997) for law enforcement, military applications and outdoor bushcraft. Our knives are being used all over the world, including the conflict areas of Iraq, Afghanistan, Africa, Colombia and numerous other places in between. To purchase our knives or survival kits, please visit our subsidiary, RAT Cutlery Company.

RAT is not affiliated or associated with any other group, knife manufacturer, training, or adventure organizations who may share similar names or products/services. 

Sign up now for the October 2008 Survival Training Class.  This will be the last survival training class for 2008. 
Space is limited. Deadline for enrollment is September 5th, 2008.

2008 Tracking/Jungle Survival-Peru

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