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  • Common Mistakes that Armed Defenders Make

      Learning from your mistakes is a good thing, but learning from the mistakes of others so that you never make that mistake in the…

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  • Preventing Snow Blindness

      If you are in a snow covered landscape survival will be difficult enough while you are operating at your best, it will be nearly…

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  • Cooking Eggs Without Equipment or Water

    If you are in a wilderness survival scenario and you come across a nest full of eggs your moral is bound to improve, but if…

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  • Rope Throw Knot (Video)

      Most knots, for survival purposes or otherwise are about securing, but here is a knot with the unique purpose of making the rope easy…

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  • Wilderness Insulation Materials

      This time of year protection from the cold is your utmost concern in a wilderness survival scenario.  Even if you are dressed for the…

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  • Less Popular Survival Scavenge Sites

    If you are in an area that has been hit by any sort of disaster that cut off the resupply or resources then it won’t…

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  • Gifts for the Survivalists in Your Life

    Do you have people in your life who you want to be safe in the event of a disaster? Maybe you have some survivalist family…

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  • Practicing the Bug Out

    Even though you might have everything you need as a prepper and survivalist, that doesn’t mean you are prepared to survive. That’s why it is…

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  • Wilderness Cold Medicine

    If you think that you need a sick day from an 8-hour job, then how do you think you are going to feel when you…

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  • Survival Cooking  

      If you are surviving in the wilderness protein from small game is going to be invaluable to you.  The last thing you need after…

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  • Counter Tracking

    If you have “bugged out” into the wilderness, then one of your major motivations for this strategy was undoubtedly to avoid potentially hostile people.  But…

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  • Advantage of a Throwing Stick

      The name is pretty self-explanatory.  A throwing stick is a stick that you throw at things you want to eat.  There’s a little more…

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  • Hot Rocks

    Sometimes the heat from your fire won’t be enough, or it might be too much.  Whether you have a low amount of fuel, or you…

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  • Chicken of the Woods  

      It would always be nice to come across a live chicken in a wilderness survival situation, but the next best thing is “chicken of…

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  • Tips for Desert Survival

    With approximately 1/5 of the world’s land area being classified as a desert, it’s worth considering when learning about survival even if you don’t live…

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  • Defense from a Stick or Bat Attack (Video)  

      Blunt objects are one of the most common weapons of opportunity, but that means that not only should you familiarize yourself with using them…

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  • Tips for Spear Fishing  

      If you are stranded in the wilderness near a body of water, fish are a potential source of nutritious food.  But if you don’t…

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  • Safety Considerations While Answering the Door

    I recently watched a news broadcast that featured a story where a woman came to a man’s door asking to use the phone because she…

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  • Hide Tanning (Video)

      Long term survival is going to require the ability to manufacture clothing and other products from the natural materials available.  Brain tanning hides to…

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  • Making Survival Medicine

    In a post-disaster scenario, medical supplies will be limited to what you have on hand, or what you can make.   The risk of infections will be…

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  • Taking Care of Blisters

    If you’ve spent any time running, jogging, or hiking, then you understand blisters can be a real pain. In today’s modern world, if you get…

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  • Great Fire Tinder Options

    When you need to make fire, one of the most important elements is some good tinder. We feel it’s important to always have some tinder…

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  • Create a Fast and Easy Emergency Shelter

    Even if you have all the food and items you need to bug out in a hurry, are you ready to survive in a wilderness…

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  • Heal All

    While it might come just short of fulfilling the expectations one might have given it’s common name, Prunella Vulgaris, or “heal all”, is a great…

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  • Urban Post-Disaster Camouflage

    Clean, flat ground and sharp right angles all around can make camouflage difficult in an urban setting.  But after a catastrophic disaster things will look…

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  • Cigarettes and Booze for Survival  

    Most people would not think of things as unhealthy as cigarettes and liquor as items that should be stored for survival, but they are not…

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  • Why You Should Always Have a Needle and Thread in Your Survival Kit

      Generally when one thinks about items to include in a survival kit a knife, fire rod, iodine tablets, and things like that come to…

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  • Zip Tie Escape from the Rear

      Needing to escape from having your hands zip tied behind your back might seem like an unlikely scenario if you are not prone to…

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  • Ant Harvest

      Insects are the most abundant forms of animal life on the planet, and should not be passed up as a source of food in…

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  • Why Whole Foods are Better for Prepping  

      Having a stash of non-perishable food on hand is absolutely essential for preparedness.  It’s probably the first thing new preppers start with.  But there…

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  • Night Sights, Lasers and White Light

    Versatility in an important quality for all survival equipment and skills.  That goes for your pistol as well, and your defensive shooting skills and strategy. …

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  • Starting Them Young-Getting Children Involved in Survival Preparedness

    In a time when it is not unusual to see kids as young as two years old using a touchscreen device to entertain themselves while…

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  • 3 Survival Uses for Soda Cans

      It’s a shame when hiking in a remote area with pristine wilderness to find trash that careless people have left behind.  But if you…

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  • Fish Snare

    Fishing is a great way to get meat in a survival scenario.  But it can be difficult to do if you need to spend your…

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  • Psychological Threats to Survival

    The physical threats to your survival like temperature loss, dehydration, or starvation are obvious to just about anyone.  But less obvious, and just as dangerous…

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  • Debris Shelter

      In most cases of wilderness survival shelter will be your number one concern since hypothermia can kill you much faster than starvation or even…

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  • Transpiration Bag

    Water is one of the three most important elements for survival, and in some circumstances, it might be the most important.  Even in temperate environments…

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  • Upside-Down Fire

    As I’ve said before, if all you know about fire is the tee-pee camp fire, then you don’t know enough about fire to survive in…

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  • Wilderness Toothbrush

    If you are stranded in the wilderness for any length of time, hygiene will quickly become an issue.  It won’t matter so much how you…

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  • Lean-to Fire

    Not every fire building technique will work for every situation.  The lean-to fire is a great design for windy situations.  It provides a built-in wind…

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