Back To Basics: Beans For Your Survival Pantry

Back To Basics: Beans For Your Survival PantryThere will be times when hunting and catching wild game will be out of the question. You will have to find another source of protein to keep a balanced diet during a crisis. When game is scarce, beans arise as the next best source of protein. You should know the following about beans and consider adding this protein alternative to your survival pantry.

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Survival Lessons From The Native Americans

Survival Lessons From The Native Americans   For the Native people of our country, survival wasn’t something extraordinary as it is being portrayed today. It was just something they did every day. In our modern times, due to the abundance of TV shows, magazines, and online information, survival has become a complicated way of life. The survival lessons passed to me by a Cherokee elder in North Carolina will show you that survival shouldn’t be as complex as some would like you to believe.

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Seven Must Have Survival Knife Styles For Survivalists

Seven Must Have Survival Knife Styles For SurvivalistsWhen people start talking about survival, prepping or off-grid living, the most contentious debate occurs over which survival knife is best. All sort of questions are asked and eventually, some people will settle on a certain type of knife. In this article, we will approach the survival knife debate from a different angle. We will look at the top seven styles of knives for survivalists.

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Choosing A Backpack For Your Bug Out Bag

Choosing A Backpack For Your Bug Out BagA bug out bag is built around the idea that its content will help you survive for 72 hours. Basically, within three days you should be able to reach a safe haven. In this article, we will discuss the basics of choosing the bag itself.

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Making A Fire Against All Odds

Making A Fire Against All Odds   Being able to start a fire is one of the primary skills that everyone should have. Making a fire in the wild will help you stay warm, cook food, treat water, have emotional comfort and so much more. Starting a fire under challenging scenarios is a drill that people should practice because things won’t always go as planned.

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Preppers, a growing generation of ‘crazy’?

Preppers, a growing generation of ‘crazy’?When most people hear of words such as preppers or survivalists and even off-gridders, they assume that there must be something wrong with these people. They think we are crazy and that we should wear a tin foil hat. Preppers can be labeled as eccentric people, but they are probably not crazy and here’s why.

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Winter Trail Survival Food – 3 Easy Recipes

Winter Trail Survival Food - 3 Easy Recipes    During the winter season, the human body’s resistance is affected and outdoor activities take a toll on your energy levels. Cold weather slows the body’s heat production and makes survival a difficult task. When you are moving through heavy snow, proper intake of trail survival food is needed to maintain the optimal body temperature of 98 degrees Fahrenheit.

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Survival Sanitation And How To Deal With It

Survival Sanitation And How To Deal With ItThere is a lot of information online about emergency preparedness and how to deal with various crisis scenarios. However, when it comes to dealing with survival sanitation, it seems that this subject is somehow sensitive and it’s not covered by many survival experts.

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Scavenging Abandoned Cars For Survival Items

Scavenging Abandoned Cars For Survival ItemsIn every disaster movie, you see a panning shot across a broad highway packed with cars attempting to flee the city. The scenario continues with people abandoning their cars and joining their fellow citizens pushing onward on foot trying to escape. What they leave behind is up for the picking. Scavenging abandoned cars for survival will help you gather essential supplies.

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Survival Archery 101 – Useful Tips

Survival Archery 101 - Useful TipsThe invention of gunpowder changed the battlefield forever and man was able to improve his ways of waging war and killing food. Long before gunpowder was invented, a sharp stick propelled down range was the top of ballistic technology. For thousands of years, survival archery was the only thing that helped man provide for his family and defend his lands.

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A Prepper’s Cache, An Aid During Harsh Times

A Prepper's Cache- An Aid During Harsh TimesYou did everything you can to make sure you are prepared and ready for when disaster strikes. You probably have a good supply of food and water, guns and ammo, a good bug out bag and a reliable bug out vehicle. But the truth is that we can never be too prepared and we can’t know what the future will bring. What happens if you can’t reach your bug out bag or if you lose all your supplies? If that would happen, having a cache will save the day.

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Bugging Out Without Leaving A Trail

Bugging Out Without Leaving A TrailIt finally happened! The s*** has hit the fan and now there is mass rioting and looting everywhere. It seems that the violence it’s heading your way. Waiting to face the impending doom is not smart and bugging out is your safest bet. However, you need to make sure that no one can follow you.

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Top 12 Emergency Blanket Uses During a Crisis

Top 12 Emergency Blanket Uses During a CrisisThe emergency blanket is one of the items that one should consider adding in his lifesaving bug out bag.  There are many emergency blanket uses that will help you survive during a crisis. It may not look like much, but this thin piece of Mylar film can prove useful in an emergency situation and it may even save your life one day.

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