Do you know how to start a fire? The ability to do so is one of the most difficult, but crucial, skills for an survivalist to learn. It can be tough enough to build and maintain a fire when everything is dry much less when it’s wet. Let’s face it, weather and nature are unpredictable so…
[Video] 6 Methods Our Ancestors Used To Start A Fire
Since the beginning of human existence, we have been trying to perfect the art of fire building. The weather, resources, and technique all have a bearing on how successful the fire becomes. While seeing a spark and a few wisps of smoke is a positive sign, it’s only half the battle. The other difficulty is…
The Food Our Ancestors Survived On That Can Be Stored for 50 Years!
When looking at prepping and food storage longevity is paramount. Being able to safely store edible items that can be ingested is something that takes thought and consideration. Each food group has a particular shelf life so finding those things that can be stored away for long periods o time can be difficult after awhile. So…
Survival Emergency: How To Clean a Wound The Right Way
I cannot tell you how many times when out camping there has been at least one person who has tripped, fallen down, scraped their knee, arm or forehead while hiking through the woods. I can attest to this fact because chances are I was that person! Thankfully we always have someone with us that is prepared…
5 Sources of Light During a SHTF Event
What would our daily life look like without the help of electricity and lighting? We would all get frustrated and wouldn’t be able to do much easily, including the basics like cooking, reading, and showering. We forget how much we rely on electricity to power the lights in our homes until we don’t have it…
[Video] Why Faraday Bags Should Be Added To Any Prepper Stockpile
Every prepper has their must-haves items for their stockpile. Those items might be more food-related, water-related or weapons-related. We might change our minds about what should be included in our stockpile based on research, location or our own experiences with SHTF events. And thanks to technology, we have new items that can help to provide safety…
[Video] 7 Ways Cattails Can Help In Survival
As a survivalist, there are several skills you must master in order to feel comfortable in the outdoors and in any conditions. Some of the basics are spotting edible plants and berries, building a fire and cooking food. When you’re in a bind, the wilderness can provide you with the materials and resources you need in…
Unexpected Hypothermia: How To Prevent It In The Spring & Summer
Winter may be over but that doesn’t mean we still can’t get hypothermia! One of the main reasons we love the wilderness is its weather. There’s nothing like breathing in a brisk breeze of cool air in the fall and absorbing the warmth and Vitamin D from the sun in the spring. While the weather and…
[Video] Survival Skill: How To Properly Guard The Stockpile
If you knew a SHTF event was occurring in your area tomorrow, what items would you make sure were in your stockpile? You’d probably run to the grocery store first thing and grab a cart full of water and canned food. Then, you’d ensure your home was as secure as possible. This might entail boarding…
