Category: Survival, A world of

Birch Tree Sap by Will Birch trees are an excellent source of safe water – tap the tree as you would for a maple and allow the water to collect. It is much purer and safer than water gathered by …

A half-built shelter by Lilly (Washington) Sometimes you can find two rocks next to each other. This is handy, as a rock blocks the wind easily

Condor Nessmuk 4 by bobo (northern california) There’s so many ways to skin this “ultimate survival knife” cat, but the best concept to me seems to be either a two-item combo or three-item combo. Both concepts include a small knife; …

Around the campfire by Winyan Staz (Washington State, USA) Moral is so important in survival situations. It’s extremely important to keep a good frame of mind as it is your mind that is your best weapon and tool for survival.Depending …

Testing of the water filter hiking stick by James C.

Coffee Can Stove by James C West (Chatham County North Carolina) Coffee Can Stove I have submitted some tips concerning using ones hiking stick as a means to carry items one might need. I have not seen in this section, …

Hunting and Trapping by Winyan Staz (Washington State) Unless you’re a vegetarian you are going to want to know a few simple snares, traps and a few tips too. We Native Americans have a name for vegetarians.. we call them …

Water Filter in Your Hiking Stick by James C. West (Chatham County NC) Water Filter Hiking Stick While you should always carry a canteen or other container to haul your water around, sometimes it seems like a pain (literally in …

The Handy dandy survival hiking stick #2 by James C. West (Chatham County North Carolina) Example Well back in November last year I wrote a tip about adding survival items to a hiking stick (to see the tip, click here)

The Handy dandy survival hiking stick #2 by James C.