Survival Guides

How To Make Yourself Invisible
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Getting Ready to Survive the Wilderness
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Survival Checklist - Multi Use Items
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Survival Checklist - Things you will need
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Basic Guide to Survival in the Outdoors
by Jonsky
Homemade Alcohol
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Zippo Lighter Survival Techniques
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How to Survive in The Woods Without a Can...
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Car Survival Kit - The Forgotten Necessity
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Survival: The Right Knife
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homemade alcohol – heater
by wsxzaqq1
Surviving the Unexpected: A Guide to...
by alahiker28
The Deadliest Shark in Salt and FRESH water!
by rvsource
Purify Water with the SODIS Method
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Wilderness First-Aid and Outdoor Survival
by dohn121
How to survive a fire in the woods
by ruiandrade14

Military Survival – Signaling and Rescue
by FitBuff
Survive in pseudo comfort. part one...
by outdoorsguy
Rebounders Guide
by Jamie Fitch
be prepered for the worst
by chance 13
How to Light a Fire in the Outdoors
by Jonsky
5 Vital Basics for Survival
by debris
Survival Gear Kit
by FitBuff
The Rule of Threes
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The Deadliest Shark in Salt and FRESH water!

My great white shark pastel drawing Everyone can remember the movie "Jaws!" I remember the first time I saw that movie. It gave me nightmares for about a month afterwards.... keep reading →

This picture is of my Leatherman Core Multi-tool, and my Kershaw folding blade. Both very fine knives in my opinion.

Survival: The Right Knife

Purchasing the correct equipment is a huge boost no matter what situation you are in. That is why it is important to select the right kind of knife to serve your purposes.... keep reading →

Getting Ready to Survive the Wilderness

The wilderness can be a challenging if not frightening place to be, if you're out there for camping or lost because of a disaster situation. You'll need to have some sort... keep reading →

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Surviving the Unexpected: A Guide to Wilderness Survival

An article about the key elements to surival in a wildnerness setting including appropriate responses to threats posed by wildlife. keep reading →

Desalinating Sea Water

Water purification is a very important step in survival. This article will help you to understand the basics to desalinating water in a survival situation. keep reading →

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The Rule of Threes

In survival, there are many rules of three. These rules help you to prioritize and they help you to prepare. The best thing about the various rules of three is that they... keep reading →

How to Light a Fire in the Outdoors

Traditionally, starting a fire is a criterion for judging an outdoorsman’s competence. It’s a very important survival skill. The fire can be used for cooking,... keep reading →

Mechanisms of Injury/Nature of Illness

One of the great ways to prepare for a trip and to anticipate the type of injuries you might encounter is to ask yourself outdoor first aid questions about what might... keep reading →

Survive in pseudo comfort. part one compass and planning.

im going to try doing this in parts. so bear with me here. before any trip you need consider the following.. how long will you be gone, how much food will you need for... keep reading →

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