Archive for: January 2010

Keep thirst at bay by Ray Powell (China) I’m now retired and living in China. I’m native american and I was a big game hunter and guide in north west Montana. My grandfather showed me a way to keep the …

Fox River Hunter by Arjun (Toronto, Canada) Looks like this (except mine had hollow pins) The Bark River Knife & Tool Fox River Hunter knife is a full convex grind out of A2 tool steel. Easy to strop back to …

Alaska Alpha Wolf by Azamie (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) Some of my favorite knives that I use:1. SOG SEAL PUP2. Knives of Alaska – Alpha WOLF S30V3.

Old School KaBar Story by Dustin (Raleigh, NC) This isn’t my *favorite* knife, but rather my first real one. I’ve had plenty of pocketknives, but this was my first real pig-sticker.We were doing training and freezing our tails off posing …

Ultimate survival knife by Jakob (Seattle) The ultimate survival knife,in my opinion, is called Fallkniven – A1 Army Survival Knife. It is a semi-large all-purpose knife for heavy duty use.

Coffee can heater by Mike Knight (Fleahop, Alabama, USA) While on active duty I discovered the value of carrying a small Coffee can Heater in my alert bag. Consists of: (1) 1 Lb coffee can(with lid), a roll of toliet …

Cold Shelter Comfort by Jon (Ohio, USA) Keep living wild! Hello my Survival Comrades, this past weekend my wife spoke words to me that I can only describe as heaven on a record: “Why don’t you boys go out to …

Outdoor Survival Skills by Larry Dean Olsen by Kris Pitzler (Seattle, WA, USA) This excellent survival manual is written by an author who has been fascinated and almost obsessed with the precolonial Native American way of life since he was …