Water, water, everywhere but not a drop to drink. It is well known in the survivalist and outdoors community that even freshwater is unfit for human consumption without treatment. Here are s... Read more
A simple oil lamp can be made from numerous materials found in the bush or around the home. Sustaining light away from the fire or when the power goes out may be difficult especially if cand... Read more
Usnea is the generic and scientific name for several species of lichen in the family Parmeliaceae that are found throughout most of the world. It is commonly referred to as Old Man’s... Read more
Making a debris shelter is a very personalized thing. One has to make them several times to get the specifications fit to one’s spacial/dimensional needs. Site selection is also very importa... Read more
Clay has a variety of uses in primitive living. Today we will talk about making clay pottery and how to go about firing clay in a primitive type setting. Clay may be found in a variety of pl... Read more
Here’s how to tell the difference You will see the coyote tracks are longer & elongated vs the dog track Also notice that the pads are alot closer together than on a dog Co... Read more
Thought I would share some of my fav Winter Survival Tips & Tricks Winter is one of the harshest seasons of all, but yet it’s on of my favorites! If properly prepared it can be on... Read more
The power has been out for the three months. No one knows what happened. The stores ran out of food after the first week. The water stopped flowing soon after that. Many large towns and citi... Read more
Find Your Way A series of articles dedicated to the lost art of land navigation and map reading Determine your pace count By H-Minus Our last article discussed how to determine distance and... Read more
Find Your Way A series of articles dedicated to the lost art of land navigation and map reading Distance and Direction By H-Minus You have learned how to find your location on a map by using... Read more
