Thinking small is important when preparing for survival, and you want to make sure that you can maximize options while dealing with minimal space. Some of the best tools and utilities that you will ever need can be placed in your pocket or a small container. Here’s a list of some basic and essential items …
The principles of making a fox or sniper hole are all pretty much the same: Dig and cover. However, there are some things to consider as you are designing yours. You can make one that is big enough for more than one person, deep enough to stand in or one that simply allows you to …
Garage, yard or estate sales are the perfect places to find essential survival supplies. You can save a ton of money and obtain a wide-range of items that will beef up your stockpile. Here are some examples of things to look for and grab whenever possible. Household Items You can find anything from …
Native American tribes lived in harmony with the land for ages before Europeans settled on this continent. Entire nations were established without the modern creature-comforts of home that we are familiar with today. Their skills and traditions have almost been completely forgotten, but we can still learn much from how they lived. Here are a …
Published on Apr 26, 2013 How to make Birch Syrup. I have made Maple and Box elder syrup but this video shows you how to make Birch Syrup from the collected sap. This was an interesting project, the sugar in the Birch is not the same as in the Maple tree family. This …
Uploaded on May 22, 2011 I created a Native American style tomahawk from basic materials. I go through it step by step, just to show you the entire process. I thought it turned out pretty unique. I have not put the stone blades through a great deal of field testing.
Published on May 31, 2012 How to make an “All-In-One” cook kit that includes a cook pot, stove, stand/windscreen, and even fuel! This cheap little combo is very easy to put together and is a safe alternative to DIY alcohol stoves. The kit features an 10cm Imusa mug that serves as a versatile …
These easy-to-make little gems are perfect for camping, bonfires, or simply starting a wood fire at home. They’re inexpensive to make, compact, easy to use, and easily portable.
This is a fairly easy way to make a batch of four energy bars, each with 250 calories, similar to the Clif bars and other energy bars you might buy. Per Serving (approx 55g) Carbs: 20g Protein: 12g Fat: 8g
Published on Jan 13, 2013 This episode is a shortened version of Episode IX, Israeli Bandage. Some of our earlier episodes, while containing a lot of valuable information, were a bit long for people to watch. We are shortening some of these to more watchable lengths. If you are interested in learning more about …
