Wet firewood is completely useless. You need your firewood to be bone dry to effectively catch and consistently add to your campfire and flame, otherwise you’re just up the creek with no paddle in sight.

It’s an SHTF situation, you’re out in the wilderness, and you fear that one gunshot could be enough to invite trouble into your campsite, concealed from prying eyes. You’d be right to worry. When society

Yes and no! You can’t just walk up to someone with a Swiss Army Knife and expect to either intimidate them, or deal enough damage that you can escape. They’re not self-defense weapons, even though

The world isn’t running solely on green energy. Not yet. Gasoline is still the number one fuel source in the world, and it’s probably what your car is running off of (Tesla will catch up,

You’re preparing for the worst, and one of the most beneficial tools you can possibly have at your disposal is a survival hatchet. Utility, self-defense, you name it, your survival hatchet can fill the role.

I’m writing this in 2020, and I have to tell you, SHTF situations aren’t exactly far from anyone’s minds right now. Paper shortages, food shortages, material shortages – the world is rapidly depleting resources out

When the SHTF, we need to have the essentials, like food, water, and shelter. One thing that a lot of people don’t think about is communicating with the outside world to know when a disaster