7 Ways to Purify Water when it really counts! In the developed world, water is taken for granted. Just open the tap and you will have as much water as you can drink. However, drinkable water does not come easy in the wilderness or in a survival scenario. An average human being can only go… [Read More]
How To Store Food Long Term – Without Spoilage
How To Store Food Long Term – Without Spoilage For a survivalist, food is the most important thing after water. A healthy human being can go up to 3 weeks without food. However, this is easier said than done. Try skipping breakfast and lunch for just one day – you will be warn out and… [Read More]
13 Must-Have Survival Tools
13 Must-Have Survival Tools We do not know whether or not there will be an apocalypse (although film-makers are pretty sure that soon, the earth will be overrun by zombies and aliens!). However, we do know that natural disasters strike without warning – nobody expected hurricane Katrina to cause such colossal damage! It is safe… [Read More]
How to Recondition Batteries at Home
In this article, I’m going to quickly but thoroughly cover How to Recondition Batteries at Home. Now, as you no doubt know, a huge part of being a successful survivalist is knowing how to improvise and re-use things that most people would consider dead and gone. Take your dead car battery, for example, the simplest… [Read More]
The Worst Advice We’ve Ever Heard About Bugging Out!
Are YOU Guilty of These 6 Sins? There is no lack of pseudo-survivalists on this planet! Anybody who watches Bear Grylls and owns a Swiss Army Knife can call themselves a prepper. You don’t need special qualifications to lecture people about survival. If a person can type, he/she can write articles and posts about survival…. [Read More]
Paracord Bracelets – The Ultimate in Wearable Survival Gear!
Paracord Bracelets – The Ultimate in Wearable Survival Gear! As the name suggests, paracord is used as a suspension rope in parachutes. It’s extremely strong and light nylon rope. It has a smooth texture; it weighs almost nothing and is even elastic to a degree. Paracord bracelets are usually woven using between eight to twenty… [Read More]