Carry a core layer of survival/self-recovery gear in your pockets and on your person. Shedding a pack can increase mobility and get you where you need to be using fewer calories. Cache supplies so you can get by without a Read More …
On November 13, 2015 130 people were killed by a terrorist attack in Paris, France. Another 468 people were seriously injured as well. This is alarming because Paris is a major tourist city that brings in hundreds of thousands of Read More …
Let’s face it, camping is undoubtedly one of the best things you can do to relieve yourself from the pressure and stress of urban life. Camping helps you break free from the hustle and bustle of the city life. Because Read More …
A great many people out there have a common misconception about folding hunting knives in general. And that is the fact that the sheer practicality element of the knife means that it will inevitably have an extremely plain and boring Read More …
There are essentially three kinds of family emergency plans and “kits” you need to devise; a plan for sheltering in place, a plan for bugging out, and a plan for what to do if you are away from home when Read More …
Nature is the source of all life, but it can also be a force to be reckoned with. There have been many natural disasters since the dawn of mankind – tornadoes, hurricanes, earthquakes and even ice ages, and the scariest Read More …
10 Practical Emergency Fishing Techniques Knowing how to catch fish can be a way to an easy meal especially because the earth is covered by 70% water, meaning there are so many areas to find where fish thrive and live. Read More …
One of the three essentials in any survival situation is the construction of a shelter. Most of us have never been much further than a few hours away from a building and while most know the basics of finding food Read More …
Compound bows are modern bows that utilize the levering system of pulleys and cables to bend limbs and give a mechanical advantage. The mechanical advantage makes the limbs of compound bows stiffer and more energy-efficient than other bows. Compound bows Read More …
While enjoying some much needed alone time this past weekend in the Chattahoochee National Forest, I was cutting through a stretch of woods with tulip tree, white pine, hickory, and oak. As I usually do, I picked up a large Read More …
