Acclaimed Author, Keynote speaker Remote Wilderness Survival Expert
A Remarkable Life — A Remarkable Journey
Timothy Bax draws from decades of extraordinary experiences across the globe — from living with the tribes in Africa, to Caribbean jungle survival camps to prestigious military lecture halls — to inspire, challenge, and transform. But it is for his books that Tim is best known. They have been sold and acclaimed worldwide with his latest title, TO KILL A HYENA, being published mid November, 2026.
"We should listen closely to the echoes of history and avoid replaying the discordant notes of the past.
Remote Jungle Training Facility
Nestled deep within a steaming rain forest in the Caribbean is a remote wilderness survival camp at which Tim and a small team of highly qualified specialist instructors from around the globe use their unique skills to conduct multinational military training, leadership training and survival training at all levels.
View Tim's Jungle CampKeynote & Motivational Speaker
Tim is a gifted keynote and motivational speaker who draws from his own remarkable experiences from around the globe to impart the extraordinary knowledge and wisdom for which he has become so well known to both civilian and military audiences alike. Tim has received several prestigious awards for his speaking engagements.
View Tim's Speaking TopicsAcclaimed Writer & Author
Tim's books Three Sips of Gin and Who Will Teach the Wisdom have sold on every continent and become textbooks at military and civilian institutions. His newest book, TO KILL A HYENA, publishes October 2026.
View Tim's BooksNEWEST PUBLICATION — November 2026
To Kill a Hyena
In Hindsight of a Discordant Strategy of War
In his latest book, Tim gives reason behind what he refers to as ‘the discordant strategy of counterinsurgency warfare’. He should know, having spent over a decade of his life fighting one, and in more recent years, studying the conduct of many others. Among the contentions Tim makes are that extraneous forces deployed to quell an insurgency will merely cause it to grow. For it to be defeated, it should be replicated to defeat itself. In TO KILL A HYENA, Tim does not slush around in fields of mea culpa; rather, wearing the accoutrement of the evil he is sent to destroy, he takes the reader with him into evils vile, dark dens to confront and defeat it. To quell an insurgency, Tim claims, you must become the insurgent
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