The ability to make fire on command is one of mankind’s oldest and most important skills. It literally lit the way for us to progress …
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The Solo Stove design is a stainless steel can-shaped wood-burning container of numerous sizes from easy carry for backpacking, to a monster that needs two …
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There are many ways to make fire. From primitive friction fire to modern day butane lighters. One particular way has been around since 1973 and …
In today’s prepping survival marketplace there are many choices of fire starting tools. Fires can be ignited by using a variety of these available tools …
Fish are a nutritional powerhouse; with lots of protein, healthy fats, and a potent cocktail of nutrients that influence human brain function, optimize hormonal production, …
One recent fall weekend my wife and I went to hike Maine’s Mount Katahdin in Baxter State Park. It was a gorgeous hike, as you …
Most quality bug out kits give a hefty nod to a petroleum powered stove. Whether white gas, compressed gas or fuel tablets, the common thread is …
Looked at the news lately? Hot, dry and windy. Fire season is upon us again. It is starting to really dry out up here in …
I’m willing to bet that at least 90% of the people reading this article have to function under a budget of sorts. Bills need to …
Looking for a light, inexpensive, DIY alternative for boiling water while backpacking or camping? Have you bugged in without heat and power? Have you bugged …
I’ve only met one survivalist who said he didn’t like paracord gear and I’m pretty sure he was lying. Paracord is one of the staple …
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The ability to start a fire is arguably the most important skill to have when camping, hiking or in a survival situation. Fire gives you …
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