How to Start a Fire with Only One Match in Difficult Conditions
Being able to start a fire during an emergency in difficult conditions is a very important survival skill. Starting a fire with only one match is a good way of…
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We All Live Off the Land
The other day I dreamed of a catfish being hooked in one of our lines during the 180 days I lived in the boreal forest. One of the reasons why…
Survival Books: Review of the 5 Best
I’ve read most wilderness survival books out there, and this is my review of what I believe are the 5 best survival books. I consider these survival books to be…
This is Why Location is Key for your Long Term Wilderness Shelter
Location is the most important aspect of a long term survival shelter. It will make or break your survival strategy. This article will help you choose the best location for a…
Folding Saws for Long Term Survival
I’ve looked for the best folding saws for a long term survival pack and this is what I’ve come up with. I gotta say that I would prioritize an axe over…
Emergency Food for your Bug Out Bag: Energy to Weight Ratio
What emergency food would you put in a get home or bug out bag? Below are some great options, and the reasoning behind. First I must say that emergency food…
The Tools Dick Proenneke Used to Build his Cabin
In 1968, Dick Proenneke (1916-2003) set out to build his cabin in the Alaskan wilderness with only hand powered tools. During July 1967, he harvested spruce logs for his cabin….
Axe or Saw for Long Term Wilderness Survival?
There are two main needs that need to be met: firewood and shelter. Efficiency, versatility, safety, portability, weight, and durability are important for a long term wilderness survival scenario. …
