Wild Onions: The Food Saver
Wild Onions have been a staple of the human diet for hundreds of thousands of years. Onions are great for seasoning meat, they are high in vitamin C, B, Folic […]
Distilling Alcohol
Distilling Alcohol can be one of the most vital bits of knowledge a person can have. The process is pretty simple and only takes about 3 to 10 days to […]
Bug In Bag: Getting to Your Supplies
If disasters happened when we most expect it then everyone will be prepared. Unfortunately disaster can strike anywhere any time. Luckily in today’s world we know when disasters are usually […]
DIY Can Stove
Aluminum can stoves are easy to make and great to have on hand. Whether you need to cook, boil water, or need a heat source; an aluminum can stove is […]
Survival Hygiene #2
Hygiene is important. In the back country where the basic toiletries of life are not readily available you have be a little sly in order to make it through. From […]
Unlikely Food Sources: Creepy Crawlies #2
Creepy Crawlies tend to be the food source a lot of people want to avoid. Even though that critters like spiders, bugs, scorpions, grub worms, sea slugs, and the other […]
Using a Tablet
Tablets are wonderful little pieces of technology. They have the ability to be a library of important knowledge for the back country person. Whether it is carrying a library of […]
Magnesium Sticks for Fire
It doesn’t matter how hard you try, sometimes rubbing two sticks together like the ancients is just not going to create a fire. It could be because of rain, humidity, […]
Surviving Forest Fires
Forest Fires are among the top worst places to have to exist in. Unfortunately they are more common than most people believe. Even more important, they spread faster than people […]
Getting Water from Raisins
One of my favorite snacks just to carry around is raisins. They are a tasty easy to carry an easy to store snack. Raisins are nothing more than just dried […]
