Tag: survival
Surviving The Media
Human physiology doesn’t change in order to make a story better. But sensationalized stories of survival will always draw eyeballs, with the result being...
What Are Survival Optics and Why You Need Them?
The use of optics on rifles and shotguns has become standard in the tactical realm, and for a good reason. An optic can:
increase the...
Review – Survival Food For Bug Out Bags
Covering the pros & cons of different food options.
Preparedness strategies are unique to each individual and I make every attempt to highlight that as...
Survival Things You Shouldn’t Compromise On
Ok, ok, so you might ask yourself: what can you compromise on when it comes to survival and preparedness? A lot of things, particularly...
Review – Paracord 550 survival guide
Very few items in your BOB, GHB or EDC (everyday carry) have as many uses as a parachute cord. It is hands down one...
Best Freeze Dried Foods for A Survival Adventure
Every survival adventurist understands that in order to survive the great outdoors, one must know how to replenish the energy spent on his or...
Is Urban Survival Just a Myth?
Urban survival is basically an oxymoron. If you have extensive survival or military training, it is possible – but the chances of making it...
Everything About Survival Seed Banks
Survival seed banks are good… but…
Because there has to be a “but”, right?
I recently read a good article on a very popular, well-run prepper...
Review – Survival Generator for Well Pump, Caravan, and Welding Machines
One of the most important items you should have stored away for an emergency is a good quality high power 110v electric generator. These...
Survival Tips for Your Bandanas
The bandana is an item that is on practically every list of recommended survival gear, and for good reason. It’s incredibly lightweight and has many...
How to Survive an EMP
All of our lives would be drastically impacted if either a man-made or natural EMP disaster happened. It would not take weeks, or even...
How to Fail at Farming
When we bought our farm, our kids were 8, 7, 6 and 2. We had dabbled in baseball, soccer and swimming lessons, but we...
