American Survival Guide’s mission is to provide you with the information you’ll need to survive any adverse situation, no matter how dire. From wilderness survi...
There is unsettling loneliness that creeps into a person’s heart in the depths of winter. Maybe because the streets are cemetery quiet; not a car passes, no dog...
Using cars as cover is one strategy to survive an active shooter situation. Like many catastrophic events, active shooter situations can happen anywhere and at ...
Modern civilization is built on technologies that we often take for granted. Things like the Internet, satellite navigation, cellular signal, power and even run...
Day 16: Scratched on the thin skin of a dried piece of agave leaf, you scribble another entry into your journal, kept daily since the crash. Alone, hot, thirsty...
Carel Struycken has long been interested in the principle of “permaculture,” not only as it relates to growing fruits and vegetables, but also because of the pe...
Drought is a phenomenon that's likely to occur in many parts of our country. Look at a map of North America, and you’ll see that there are many areas where the ...
People all over the country are stockpiling food in case bad things happen and going to the grocery story isn’t an option. A lot of people who stockpile food si...
Survival shots, or, shots using irons in lieu of scopes is a topic reserved for more experienced shooters and writers. There are many helpful articles being wri...
