Survival Skills

What if you end up isolated in the wilderness, just like the 62 year old lady that survived 9 days in these conditions? Would

Do we know the things which are safe to substitute for others? Or are we likely to use something dangerous, just because we don't

Learn the basics of underground traveling during disaster, and try different routes. And by "routes" I don't mean a trip to the corner store.

Read the following article to see how easy is to die in the wilderness if you are not prepared to face and resist Mother

You have electricity for keeping your food cold, gas or electricity for cooking it, a car to get you to the store

Did you know all you need to determine whether you are experiencing a regular power outage or an EMP are only three transistor AM/FM/

Booze is going to be a hot trading commodity if a global, world-altering event occurs and alcohol can actually be used to sterilize wounds.

It’s so much easier to start working on a new skills once someone showed me how to do it, or I’ve at least watched

How much are your skills worth after disaster? Basically, we're talking about the law of supply and demand here.

Think twice if you wait for the end of the world to make use of your survival skills. You'll need them sooner than you

Surviving combat doesn't necessarily mean one is ready to take on the next disaster, especially if they don't have the supplies stockpiled.

What are you going to do if someday you lose your home in a large-scale disaster of some sort and you have to build

Now we have scales that can measure to the zillionth of an ounce, but what happens if SHTF and we don’t have batteries or

There’s a lot of things you’ll have to provide for yourself and your family, and it’s never too late to start working on your

What would be the odds to get lost in the wilderness? What if your car gets broken or your plane crushes in the middle