700 hours of expert prepper tips and advice in 11 minutes.
Below is the list and links to all the products that I mentioned you’ll need to plan for your natural disaster, and where did 700 hours come from? Each person…
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Campfire cooking: Pike in the Finnish wilderness
Got a tip from a viewer that I don’t need tinfoil to cook the sweet potato, so I decided to give it a try. It cooked almost perfectly, however, I…
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Heat Stroke Prevention: How to Survive the Hottest Months
Higher-than-normal temperatures can turn problematic faster than most people expect. For those working outdoors or living without air conditioning, the risk of heat stroke increases sharply during the summer months….
Read More »Preserve Food Like Grandma Did: Lost Techniques from America’s Past
There’s a reason your grandparents’ pantry never seemed to run empty—no matter how harsh the winter or how long the drought. They knew secrets modern supermarkets erased: how to make…
Read More »10 Must-Know Brazilian Hacks for Everyday Survival
In less developed nations, people don’t make as much money as in the “so-called” developed nations. This gives certain folks from these nations excellent survival problem solving skills because money…
Read More »POTD: Texas Longhorn “Grover’s Improved Number Five” – The Backwards Magnum
Welcome to today’s Photo of the Day! Bill Grover built this backwards .44 Magnum in 1988 to honor Elmer Keith’s legendary custom six-gun. The Texas Longhorn Arms revolver flips everything—loading gate and…
Read More »The NEW RLVNT BUCK Fishing and Hunting Sunglasses
OutdoorHub The NEW RLVNT BUCK Fishing and Hunting Sunglasses Minnesota-based sunglasses manufacturer, RLVNT “Solving Real Life Vexes with New Technology, has added to their current collection of 13 frames with the new BUCK. This is…
Read More »The #1 Rule of Water Conservation in a Crisis
We’ve all heard that you need a gallon of water per person, per day, to survive; and many of us believe it. But I’ll have to say, there are a…
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