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5 Life Hacks For The Five Gallon Bucket

Chances are if you have done any amount of home improvement projects around your house you have one of these sitting in an empty corner of a barn, shed, or workshop. In fact, you may have multiples which are more often than not the case. So rathe than leaving them sitting there going to waste

How To Find The Way Back To Civilization When Lost

Getting lost is a fear that many people have. The wilderness can be a dangerous place and we hear all the time of hikers losing their way and encountering predatory animals, harsh weather conditions, and other dangers. Many of them, if they are found, are usually malnourished, dehydrated and suffering from exhaustion. They are often

How To Use The Batoning Method The Right Way

Most people who are outdoorsmen know what we are referring to when we say Batoning. For those of you who may not know here is a simple explanation: Batoning is a survival and bushcraft technique whereby a sturdy knife is lodged in a piece of wood then struck repeatedly by a baton-like object, a heavy

Why a Flour Mill is Important in Survival

When looking at what to prepare for long-term survival situations it’s always good to make sure that you have a variety of things stockpiled. It’s best to think of things before this kind of situation hits as if you think of it after then what you are looking for may already be gone. It’s Good

How To Make a DIY Cell Phone Solar Charger

Cell phones have become vital tools in everyone’s lives. We rely on them for maps, compasses, radios and of course as a phone. so what happens when there is a disaster and you are stuck with no power? How do you keep your phone charged?  The grid isn’t a guaranteed source of power and relying on

How To Make Homemade Insect Repellent

There is nothing worse on a nice spring or summer day than to be bombarded by insects. In my neighborhood alone there are at least three types of mosquitoes and a dozen horse, deer, and black fly species, plus “no-see-ums” and green-head flies that run in sequence, starting in late April and lasting until the

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