Before you pick up your ax, make sure you have these safety tips in mind!
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Read MoreDon't find out "you're doing it wrong" in the middle of a crisis. Plan ahead and avoid these five common preparedness mistakes.
Read MorePlay the LONG game in survival - plant fruit and nut trees for a future food supply.
Read MoreThese tricks can improve most raw tinder sources and they're so easy to do!
Read MoreGot flour or pancake mix? Hungry for bread but the power is out? There are solutions for that.
Read MoreWho knew that a plain old block of wax could be so helpful in an emergency? (I knew, and now you will too)
Read MoreSo what did they put in their wilderness survival kits 100 years ago? Funny you should ask...
Read MoreSpark up a fire with a methods that is thousands of years old! Try REAL flint & steel.
Read MoreLearn to make this fire starting super-fuel with simple everyday materials.
Read MoreDon't believe the hype! These five myths are commonly believed - and WRONG!
Read MoreSometimes you just need the right tool for the job, and in the darkness, the right tool can be a light source.
Read MoreMost outdoor enthusiasts know that acorns can be turned into a food resource for people (see my previous blogs), but this isn't the only helpful thing that oak trees can provide.
Read MoreWhat can you do when you're hurt and far away from help? Here are three things to help you navigate a "delayed help" wilderness medical emergency.
Read MoreThe art of tracking is an age-old skill set, providing valuable information to the tracker.
Read MoreThis amazing selection of foods and supplies will last for decades, without any special care!
Read MoreReady to eat bugs? Here are three groups of insects to consider.
Read MoreAre you storing the right foods for a short term back-up supply? Make sure you have plenty of shelf-stable food that is easy to prepare and that your family will be glad to eat.
Read MoreShould you ever drink urine in a survival setting? Guess what I'm going to say about it.
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