Mountain House Emergency Food Review
Mountain House has been making freeze-dried meals since 1969. Even though they originally made their meals for camping, they have since branched out...
23 Forgotten Skills From the Past (Old World Survival Skills Your Great Grandparents Knew)
When you look at the technology boom of the last century, you could say that we’ve come a long way. We’ve eradicated diseases,...
First Aid For Burns – Kit and Contents List
Consider this: an earthquake hits while you are cooking dinner. The tremors cause the pot of boiling water to fly off the stove,...
Types of First Aid Kit and What They’re Good For
First aid kits are one of those things you only think about when you truly need one. In those situations, a first aid...
Does Neosporin Expire and Can You Use it Safely After the Expiration Date?
Many survivalists have a topical antibiotic like Neosporin in their med kits to prevent cuts, scrapes and burns from becoming infected. Occasionally, these...
Top 5 Methods and Tips
Congratulations! You’ve caught yourself a chicken of the woods.
These fungi are delicious, nutritious, and gigantic — it’s common to find specimens weighing several...
Best Folding Hand Saw for Bushcraft and Survival
A folding saw is one of the most practical multipurpose tools you can bring into the bush.
It can be used to clear brush,...
Reishi Mushroom Identification and Foraging Guide
You’ve probably heard about reishi.
With nicknames like “soul mushroom” and “mushroom of immortality,” this fungus has quite the reputation. Eastern practitioners have used...
Chicken of the Woods Identification and Common Look-Alikes
Hunting chicken of the woods is an absolute thrill.
These mouth-watering mushrooms make a wonderful addition to any supper, boasting a variety of vital...
How to Make Rope, Cordage and Twine from Plants in the Wild
One of the most critical pieces of survival gear to have is rope, which you should have in your Bug Out Bag for...
