Go on social media or turn on the television, and you will find no shortage of survival “experts.” While there are some who are really good at what they do, nob...
9:34 p.m. Darkness descends upon New York City.
It has been a normal Wednesday evening for millions of New Yorkers. Commuting home from a late night at the o...
Crawling up the cold, slanted slab of cement has already gotten old, but this is now home. The crawl space just below the underpass is as good as it gets until ...
In the early morning of August 21, 1910, Emma Pulaski, wife of one of America’s first forest rangers looked around the charred remains of Wallace, Idaho and the...
In the early morning hours of August 29, 2005, a Category 3 hurricane roared through the tepid Gulf of Mexico waters, causing massive storm surges and wind dama...
Looking out over a particularly beautiful sunset dipping below the crisp angular buildings of downtown Los Angeles, it is difficult to believe a singular bomb c...
Maybe the paranoid survivalist types were not as crazy as Neil Strauss thought.
Strauss is a long time writer for the New York Times who felt the election of...
There is a wide variety of scenarios where knowing how to escape a pair of handcuffs is vital; from kidnapping to home invasion, getting uncuffed without your c...
Knives have a place in the kits of all who enjoy activities such as camping, hunting and hiking. On many occasions it is necessary to cut wood, food, or other m...
The Bushcraft trend carving out a niche for itself in the survivalist industry is based on the idea that anyone has the ability to survive in the thick of the p...
