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Start a fire without matches using a cheap Fresnel lens

Using a fresnel lens to start a fire

Starting a fire is one of those manly skills you just gotta learn. Anyone can start one with a pack of matches or a lighter, but what if you don't have any or you run out or lose them somehow? Starting a fire without matches is pretty easy if you … [Continue reading]

A great bushcraft cordage video you need to see

how to make cordage from primitive materials

To survive a real survival situation in the wilderness, one of the most important skills you need to learn along with how to make fire or purify water is how to make cordage. A lot of people learn how to do things like start a fire without matches or … [Continue reading]

Choosing a bug out bag for your child

Choosing the right size bug out bag for your child is important

Having the wrong size bug out bag for a child, or even the right one if it's not fitted properly, can damage your child's shoulders or back. Not only that, but if they aren't comfortable wearing it; they won't. So you've gone through my popular … [Continue reading]

The best water filtration system so far: Sawyer MINI review

Sawyer Mini filtering vodka

So a lot of people are using the LifeStraw Personal Water Filter as their go-to water filtration system, and for good reason - it's portable, filters well, and isn't all that expensive (It's the #1 best selling portable water filter out there). Well … [Continue reading]

Reader’s list – $1,000 bug out prepper shopping spree

Remember the other day when I said it would be a fun thought experiment to see what you would buy at Amazon if you had $1,00 to spend? Well, we have our first reader's list - and it's a good one. David Hausam did a great job with his list, so I'm … [Continue reading]

10 ways how to start a fire without a lighter

10 ways how to start a fire without a lighter

Knowing how to start a fire is one of the most critical elements to surviving an emergency or wilderness survival situation. Hopefully you're carrying some kind of fire starting gear in your EDC or your go bag but if not, there are many ways to start … [Continue reading]

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