Stone Point Earthskills and Rewilding came to exist out of one man's desperation: the desperation to reverse ultra-domestication, overconsumption, landscape degradation, and the rampant mental health crisis in American society.

SPEAR's founder, Corey Cribbs, started life on a ranch in Texas where he hunted for Native American arrowheads, crafted with sticks and rocks, and caught snakes and turtles as a feral boy. As a pre-teen he moved to East Africa and started practicing primitive living skills in earnest. From building bows and arrows to camping under the African stars in brush shelters in leopard country, he reveled in the art of resilience, the beauty of embracing discomfort, and the desire to share this worldview with others. Upon his return to the USA for college, the stark reality of the western world's fear of wildness and discomfort hit him like ton of bricks. He made it his life's mission to help "rewild" as many people as possible. Since then, he has had the great fortune to travel throughout remote parts of Africa and South America as a scout and fieldwork operations team leader for a world renowned Reforestation NGO, which allowed him to hone his skills and solidify his rewilding ethos in real-world backcountry locations with wonderfully resilient people. 

Borne from this vision and mission, SPEAR is dedicated to helping individuals reconnect with their natural habitat and develop essential skills for a more sustainable and fulfilling life. Located in western Arkansas, we offer a range of programs designed to help you rewild your life in an increasingly domesticated world.