4 Simple Bushcraft Tools You Need for Overlanding May 10, 2021May 10, 2021Geoffrey Guy Comment Just as the men of the Hudson’s Bay Company, the Mountain Men of the American frontier, polar explorers, and others who have made [...]
How to Hunt Deer with a Bow Effectively April 6, 2017April 6, 2017tpd Comment Deer hunting can be done in two ways; either by using rifles or using bows. If you are one of the many hunters [...]
One knot every survivalist should know – The Trucker Hitch March 20, 2017March 20, 2017tpd Comment TRUCKER HITCH: Step-by-Step Tutorial + Video! The Trucker Hitch is an impressive knot that is comprised of two very basic knots . The [...]
Field Weapon: Constructing a Bow & Arrows Using a Knife January 18, 2017January 18, 2017tpd Comment Being a successful survivalist means being able to handle any situation life throws your way and come out on top. Training and preparation [...]
Off-Grid Winch: Incredible Power from Two Logs and a Rope June 29, 2016June 29, 2016tpd 1 The power of simple machines, smartly employed, are capable of moving most anything. Over the years I helped my daddy move really heavy [...]
A True Survival Story: “Taking Their Possessions and Some Seeds, They Had Retreated Ever Deeper Into the Forest” March 2, 2016October 27, 2016tpd 1 When Josef Stalin instituted a campaign of purging dissidents in the 1930’s, some 17 million people were left dead or missing by the [...]
Bombproof Fire Craft: Build a “Next Fire” Kit that Cheats Death February 14, 2016February 14, 2016Todd Walker Comment Of all the outdoor self-reliance skills, fire is king. Many will argue over my statement.You know fire is life out there! No one can [...]
Tips for Bow Hunting for Survival December 13, 2015March 27, 2017tpd Comment I know, we’re living in the age of drones and wireless internet, we have a space program and ICBM’s, we landed on Mars, [...]
The Beginner’s Step by Step Guide to Bow Drill Fire Craft December 3, 2015December 3, 2015Todd Walker Comment A primal scream erupts from deep inside your body the first time you successfully coax fire from two pieces of dead wood. Welcome to the [...]
Survival Gear Review: Primal Gear Unlimited Bow September 11, 2015September 11, 2015Bryan Comment When I was a kid my dad bought me a youth compound bow. I loved shooting it but I never shot at anything [...]
The Take Down Survival Bow & Arrow: 6 Reasons You Should Consider Owning One August 31, 2015June 29, 2016tpd Comment I am a big fan of the Bow & Arrow for many reasons. I personally think that anyone who has an interest in [...]
Survival Hunting: Slingshots and Primitive Skills August 3, 2015February 16, 2017Madison Parker Comment Survival Hunting: Slingshots and Primitive Skills Madison Parker is a Navy SEAL instructor, survival school instructor, and designer of a handmade slingshot proven [...]
Gigging for Survival: “It’s all about the SMALLS.” July 27, 2015July 27, 2015Creek Stewart Comment I have a friend who makes a living selling items at flea-markets, fairs and festivals and he always says to me, “The money [...]
Three Excellent Survival Knives for Under $100 July 26, 2015February 19, 2016Jarhead Survivor 1 Outdoorsmen love knives. The reasons for this are varied, but for me it’s because of the utility they offer. If all you have [...]
FAT GUYS IN THE WOODS: BLOG SKILL SERIES: Make an Improvised Bow Saw July 14, 2015June 29, 2016tpd Comment In the first episode of Fat Guys in the Woods, we made an improvised Bow Saw using a bent sapling. We then used [...]
Making Fire With a Bow Drill June 28, 2015June 20, 2017Jarhead Survivor 3 Imagine you’re hiking with some friends on a day hike on a trail you’ve never been on. The trail is well marked in [...]
Skills Might Not Always be Better than Stuff May 2, 2015September 6, 2015Pat Henry 2 In the Prepping community there are some topics that draw familiar responses from people of all walks of life. Naturally I am guilty [...]