For starters, you could use the survival section of the Washington State Hunters Education booklet ( or any similar hunter ed booklet from other states that include this section in their curriculum).

From there, it would be easy enough to elaborate. It is a good starting point, and the booklet is free with the class (or you can contact the dept and order one for the price of postage I believe).

You will also get a lot of other really great information, not just about hunting, but about firearms safety, outdoor ethics, basic first aid (non-certified), and wildlife identification. All in all, a nice package considering the class is free (donation only).