Survival Gear: 5 Ways To Use A Space Blanket (Besides Keeping Warm)
• http://survival.outdoorlife.com, by Tim MacWelchWe all know that wrapping up in a space blanket can keep us warm.
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Summer pests wrecking havoc on outdoor fun?
• naturalnews.comWith summer in full swing and open-air activities beckoning, don't sacrifice health and well-being for toxic insect repellents.
Cruise Survival Skills: Falling Overboard
• gadling.comOver the weekend, a passenger sailing from Stockholm to Helsinki survived seven hours in the frigid Baltic Sea after falling overboard.
How long can you go without food and water?
• howstuffworks.comYou sit in your cubicle like a zombie and pretend to look over expense reports. Your stomach growls like a cornered dog.
Survival Gear Review: Ultimate Survival Technnologies SaberCut
• http://www.outdoorlife.com, by Tim MacWelchIf you’ve ever used one of those wiry little “survival saws,” which is nothing more than a length of cable with some teeth or an abrasive surface glued on, it probably didn’t last too long.
Survival Skills: 7 Savory Ways To Eat Cicadas
• http://survival.outdoorlife.com, by Tim MacWelchThe roar of the Brood 2 cicadas is starting to die down in our woods here in Virginia. But it’s not too late to grab a few late bloomers and whip up a nutty tasting snack. Yuck, you say?
Top 10 Most Poisonous Plants
• howstuffworks.comIn the mid-1800s, the story of a man-eating tree captured widespread attention
Surviving the Finger of God
• survivalist.comIn tornado tracking terminology, an EF5 funnel formation is often referred to as the “Finger of God.”
Woman Rowing Solo Across Pacific Ocean
• livescience.comSarah Outen is rowing across the Pacific Ocean. Alone.
Tips from an Herbalist: How To Make Your Own Tick And Bug Repellent
• http://survival.outdoorlife.com, by Tim MacWelchOur ticks here in Virginia are everywhere right now, and if your local ticks and biting bugs are thriving as well, then this remedy might just be a lifesaver this summer.
Survival Skills: How to Boil Water in Clay Soil
• http://survival.outdoorlife.com, by Tim MacWelchWhen you’re stuck in the middle of no-man’s-land, and boiling is your only choice for disinfecting water, how do you get that job accomplished without a container?
Survival Skills: Build Your Own Gunshot Medical Kit
• http://survival.outdoorlife.com, by Tim MacWelchDon’t look for Band-aids or Neosporin in this medical kit.
Fact or Fiction: Surviving an Animal Attack
• howstuffworks.comLike it or not, animals and humans are a lot closer these days -- and no, we're not talking about your relationship with your beloved pet.
Concrete Canvas Shelters '09
• http://www.youtube.com, concretecanvaspgConcrete Canvas Shelters are rapidly deployable hardened shelters that require only water and air for construction.
Survival Spider Holes
• survivalist.comWhat are survival spider holes and how effective are they?
Minimum Equipment For Standard Bug-Out-Bag
• http://www.survivalblog.com, by TalonMany of the articles that I have read on various web sites are, in my not so humble opinion, not adequately addressing the equipment necessary for a Bug-Out-Bag (BOB).
Wilderness Survival: Visiting a Modern-Day Medicine Man
• http://survival.outdoorlife.com, by Tim MacWelchLast week, I had the pleasure of being a guest in the home of a truly fascinating person and a master at his craft. Rod Morey is a locally renowned herbalist and knife maker in the Virginia panhandle, and he was gracious enough to spend a day with me
Survival Skills: How to Build a Fish Funnel Trap
• http://survival.outdoorlife.com, by Tim MacWelchFish traps may be as old as fishing itself, and can prove vital during a survival situation.
Hiking Safety Tips: Before you ever step foot on the trail…
• offgridsurvival.comMost Hikers get into trouble for one reason; they fail to adequately prepare themselves for their adventure.
Could your child survive alone in the woods?
• Mother Nature Network.comThere's a hierarchy of survival skills that are more age-appropriate for children than teaching them how to skin a squirrel for supper.
How to Survive 60 Days on a Rocky Island
• technewsdaily.comRockall Island is little more than a desolate outcropping of rock in the middle of the North Atlantic Ocean.
Navigation: How to Read Topographic Maps
• http://offgridsurvival.com, Rob RichardsonWhenever you’re heading out on a hike, a hunt, or a trip into the wilderness – especially in remote or unfamiliar areas – carrying a map and a compass is a must.
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05-10-13 -- Mike and Jackie Flood (MedPacksUSA) - (MP3 & VIDEO LOADED)
Program Date:Mike and Jackie Flood (MedPacksUSA.Com) come in studio to talk about their large supply of Medical Supplies, First Responder Kits, First Aid Kits; discuss prepping for the future; what are the basic supplies you should have on hand
Primitive Outdoor Skills: Dead Trees
• prepperlink.comOne of the most exciting things about primitive outdoor survival skills is the fact that nothing is viewed as garbage. Everything in the environment can be put to use if a person is willing to think out of the box.
Letter Re: Building Cabins on a Shoestring Budget
• www.survivalblog.comThis letter is provided as a reply to your reader who wrote in about “Building Cabins on a Shoestring Budget”.
10 Ways a Survival Bracelet Can Save Your Life
• adventure.howstuffworks.comBritish adventurer Bear Grylls climbed Mount Everest 18 months after breaking his back in a free-fall parachute landing.
Here are the first things I do before planning any hiking trip.
• http://offgridsurvival.comOne of the most important parts of any hike or backpacking adventure, is your Pre-Trip Planning.
Don’t Lose Contact during an Emergency: Reaching your Loved Ones during Disasters
• http://offgridsurvival.comDuring any emergency, communications is going to be one of the most important survival skills that you can possess.
2013 US National Park Solar Guide
• Suntactics.comOver 50 national parks are spread throughout the US that features some of the country’s most breathtaking views, unbelievable wildlife and marvelous natural wonders. Some of these mysterious places like Yellowstone, The Grand Canyon and Yosemite are
Winter Outdoor Survival Lessons Learned, by Jim N.
• Survivalblog.comDarkness was rapidly settling in, I was soaking wet, and the temperature was falling as fast as the snow.
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