Are you prepared to face the unexpected? The wilderness is a beautiful, yet unpredictable place, and having the necessary survival knowledge can mean the difference between life and death. Our Survival Quizzes and Answers series is designed to test your survival skills and provide you with the knowledge you need to stay safe in any…
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When it comes to venturing into the wilderness during the cold months, having the right cold weather sleeping bag can make or break your experience. Whether you’re planning a winter camping trip, a mountaineering adventure, or an alpine expedition, staying warm and comfortable at night is crucial. To help you navigate the vast options on…
More infoLost in the wilderness, the sun is setting, and temperatures are dropping rapidly. Your survival depends on a single skill – starting a fire without matches. Mastering this primitive yet essential art could mean the difference between life and death. It’s not just about warmth and cooking food; it’s about signaling for help, purifying water,…
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In the world of preparedness, one question often surfaces: How many guns should a prepper have? It’s a topic that sparks curiosity and debate among both seasoned and novice survivalists. This guide aims to delve into this complex question, exploring various factors that influence the ideal number. From the type of threat you’re preparing for,…
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Believe it or not, floods are the natural disasters that are most common in America. According to statistics, more than a hundred people are killed by floods every year. Also, more than four billion dollars are the cost damages caused by floods. All this is according to the Red Cross of the United States. The…
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During the past year, hundreds of thousands have perished at the hands of a mother nature run amok. Tsunamis, hurricanes, earthquakes, and torrential rains have served us notice that for all our brilliant achievements, we are not masters of the earth. Those who adhere to the prophecies of the past suggest that the cataclysm of…
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Six hours from the trailhead, 2 hours past his turn-around time and with storms filling in from the valley, Alex Theissen was at the edge of panic. What had started as a unremarkable spring outing in the White Mountains was going south quickly and the prospect of spending the night exposed at the timberline, with…
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