WHEN A TRIP RELIES ON SMART DECISIONS, THERE ISN’T LITERAL OR FIGURATIVE ROOM FOR FLUFF
By the time this article of American Survival Guide releases, I’ll be...
Concealed carry holster choice is one topic where everyone has an opinion. Carry locations are found all over the body, and the holsters placed on any of those ...
The total combined weight of the Alpacka Raft Mule XL Inflatable Kayak, Astral Sea Wolf PFD and Werner Kalliste Paddle featured in this article is a mere 8.3 p...
“A rifle is possibly the best survival weapon to defend yourself when presented by an indefinite stay in the wilderness. With a telescopic sight mounted on the ...
We have all seen the guy in his yard, working on his own car, day in and day out, with no success. Stubborn pride prevents him from getting professional help wi...
At the end of just about every course I’ve taught as a professional survival instructor since 2007, students have asked if there are any books I recommend for f...
“Bring enough gun.”
The significance of these words comes to light when identifying threats to you and how to stop them. Whether two-legged or four, in the b...
You arrive in camp and begin using your blade. It is late and, as a result of both the darkness and exhaustion, your hand slips while cutting—and you damage the...
Remember the 1980s? It was a decade filled with the smell of Aquanet hairspray, the sounds of synthesized rock songs and action movies with stars like Schwarzen...
Animals get injured. Hunting dogs, camp dogs, trail dogs, or dogs that you simply take to the park are all threatened by the same dangers as we humans. Walking ...
