Wilderness Survival, Back Country Camping and Offgrid Living
TEN COMMON PREPPER FAILS Being successful at prepping is a lot more difficult than most people think. In fact, the failure rate for fully prepared survivalists is pretty high on a deployment level. This is nothing to be ashamed about, because nobody ever said that life itself was going to be easy. Prepping effectively just... Continue Reading →
A few years back, in the dark days before the Internet, I decided to take the canoe out and do some camping on a lake. It was one of those fall days where the air is crisp and cool, the wind was still and the surface of the lake looked like a piece of glass... Continue Reading →
Recently I polled a Facebook group asking about bug-out vs bug-in. The overwhelming response was that people wanted - or had to - bug-in. Wanted to because it's the smart thing to do, or had to because of physical issues. But one interesting person wrote back saying they believe that in parts of the country... Continue Reading →
Given today's current world situation I'd say it's time to sit back and take a good hard look at what you have on-hand for food, water and other preparations. World leaders are rattling sabers at each other, discussion of a trade war has been in the media, the market routinely has 400 point swings, and... Continue Reading →
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