Spending time outdoors is one of the best ways to recharge your mind and body—but nature can be unpredictable. Whether you’re hiking, camping, or simply exploring, the key to safety lies in mastering essential outdoor survival tips that prepare you for anything from bad weather to getting lost.
Survival
10 Ways to Keep Your Car from Becoming Trapped in Snow Safely
A peaceful winter drive to a cabin or through mountain roads can quickly turn into a dangerous situation if you don’t take the right steps to keep your car from becoming trapped in snow. Every year, hundreds of drivers find themselves stranded in freezing conditions because they overestimate their vehicles’ capabilities and underestimate nature’s unpredictability. Whether you’re driving a 4×4 or a compact sedan, no one is immune to winter road hazards.
Drinking Water Survival Myths You Should Know
Top 6 Ideas For Creating Survival Shelters In The Wild
Today we are going to go over one of the most vital things to know when spending time outdoors for an extended period. That’s right, knowing how to build various survival shelters can save your life when spending time outside, fighting against the harsh weather. Survival experts have long known about an idea called the Rule of Threes. It says that humans will die after 3 minutes with no air, 3 days without water, or 3 weeks of going without food. At least, those are the most commonly known rules. Many people forget that you can die in three hours without shelter when the environment is harsh enough.
Native American Soap Plants You Can Still Find And Use Today
The Native Americans and early European settlers had to learn to adapt to their environment and use what Mother Nature has to offer. Sanitation was an important and challenging task back then considering that they didn’t have the commodities we enjoy today. The following Native American soap plants were used for washing clothes, but also for cleaning the hair and body.
Man Tracking Techniques – Finding Humans After SHTF
Man tracking is quite different from animal tracking, and it’s much more difficult to find someone who doesn’t want to be found. Humans have the ability to conceal their tracks, and you need tactical tracking training to be able to find people who went into hiding. Here are a few man tracking techniques to help you find fellow humans after a disaster.
Tips For Foraging Safely During A Survival Scenario
Making Firewood – Wood Batoning Using A Knife
In a survival scenario, when the stress levels are high and time is against you, even a simple action can pose serious problems. Splitting firewood to make a fire is an easy task when you have an axe, but you might not be lucky enough to have one. If that’s the case, wood batoning is the best next thing you can do and here is what you need to know about this technique.
How To Survive the Rising Waters of a Flood
Waking up to torrential rain as a hurricane is heading your way is not a pretty picture. People falsely believe that if their region is above sea level, they will eventually be OK. However, Mother Nature can prove us wrong as we are currently seeing in Texas. The rising waters of a flood can cause more damage and take more lives than the actual hurricane that caused the flooding.
Top Ten Trees For Survival And Wilderness Living
If you plan to bug out to or just spend more time in the wilderness, it makes sense to learn about tress you could use for survival. You would have to exploit what resources are available in a certain region and you need to recognize the species you could use to make your life easier. Check out these top ten trees for survival and how to use them to your advantage.
Six Ways To Obtain Food After It Hits The Fan
Regardless how well-prepared you are and how you assume a SHTF scenario will unfold, food will still become a problem as things develop. If the crisis is not a short-term one, you will have to learn how to obtain food one way or another. Both Mother Nature and the remaining traces of civilization will have something to offer if you know where to look for.
Physical Fitness To Fight An Active Shooter
Active shooting situations are on the rise, a report from the government shows a massive increase since early 2000, happening in over 40 states. One of the scariest parts of these attacks is that there is no warning before they happen, so the only safety measure is preparation, both physically and mentally.
Primitive Trapping 101
As I have always stated, food is typically not my top priority in a survival situation. However, if you are going to go after food, you will eventually want protein. There are several ways in which you can acquire protein but many are risky or calorie-burning activities.Trapping is one way you can set and forget to collect animal protein.

