Many people who have chosen to carry a firearm for self-defense only go to a standard pistol range. They stand in their lane and they…
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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It’s not unusual to find plants that offer more than one benefit for survival, but few come close to the versatility of the cattail. Cattails…
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Recently I mentioned in an article that I don’t recommend keeping sizable amounts of cash stored for disaster, and why I don’t think it would…
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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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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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Some things aren’t going to change much in the wilderness; you are still going to need toilet paper. You might even have a greater need…
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Being able to start fires and build lean-to shelters will keep you alive for short-term survival in the wilderness, but if the world as we…
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There is no tool that can equally perform all tasks. But the more versatile the tools that you carry are, the fewer tools you’ll need to…
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Pig nuts is not the most appetizing name, but Conopodium majus doesn’t sound that tasty either. Regardless of what you want to call them, pig…
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There is no price that one can put on their life, and therefore their safety. But that being said, it’s not cheap. The cost…
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If you are surviving in the wilderness, especially in the forest, you are likely to have greater access to plant based food than meat. But…
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Whether triggered by post-disaster looting or by “peaceful protests” turned riots, you could find your home targeted for attack. With proper planning, you can protect your…