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Review: Frost River Grand Marais Mail Bag
The hunting has already started for many fellow hunters, but for me hasn’t started yet. I have to wait till mid-October to make my first hunting trip due to work issues. Nonetheless, this period gives me time to prepare my equipment for the upcoming hunting outings. It is time to check the firearms, ammunition, clothing,…
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Preparedness for Beginners
In recent years, terms like “prepping,” “preppers,” and “SHTF” (Shit Hits the Fan) have become more common in discussions about survival and emergency preparedness. September is even called Preparedness Month, drawing attention to the importance of being ready for unexpected events. Along with an abundance of books, articles, and social media content, it’s easy to…
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Knife Review: Wessex Blades Danelore
I am following Wessex Blades on YouTube for years and I really admire Scott’s work. He makes great blade designs and also fantastic leather sheaths. As he is a one-man shop, ordering a knife is taking time and you need to have patience until it’s built. When he opened his ordering book a couple of…
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Wild Boar with Red wine and plums
I would like to share a recipe that is one of my favorite recipes for cooking wild boar meat. The formula is measured for 4- 5 portions. List of ingredients 2 kilos of wild boar meat cut into pieces 20 small(baby) onions 1 cup of olive oil 15 dried prunes(pitted) 200ml sweet red wine For…
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Taking Care your feet in the Wild
Many articles have been written about backpacks,loads, firearms,meals and other equipment a hiker/backpacker or a survivalist can put together for his kit;few had been written on feet care though. If you think it, the main transportation mean while travelling at the outdoors are our feet. Many wilderness travelers or even soldiers, know that the feet…
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Evolution of my Backpack
The backpack is one of the most essential gear an outdoor enthusiast have. It’s the mean that helps him carry his shelter, food, water, tools and sleeping gear to the wilderness and allows him to stay out there more than one night. I have tried many backpacks throughout the years; different styles and configurations. Some…
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Oil Cloth/Canvas Haversack
A haversack is a shoulder bag that was made from leather, canvas or oilcloth . It was used to carry the lunch(bread usually)from workers at the factories. That was the reason that also called bread bag. Soldiers also used it to carry ammo and provisions too. It was also in use from hunters,trappers and explorers…
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DIY: Making your own wooden arrows
The last two years i had decided that it was time to step into archery.It was something that i wanted for long time and i am catching myself remembering how many times i had stolen bands from my mother’s sewing kit to make strings for my bow during my childhood. I had bought my…
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REVIEW: S.O.E GEAR 12 gauge Micro Rig
For many years i was looking and testing and experimenting with gear and ways to help me carry shotgun ammo.Since,shotguns are the only available firearm in my place, i was searching to find the best possible way to carry ammo for my shotgun and other essential gear,not only in case a SHTF scenario, but also…
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How to make pickled olives for long term storage
The olive tree played and still plays a great role in Mediterranean cuisine and everyday life. The olive tree was very important and many cultures have recognized the value of this tree and gave it a special place in their life. For example the ancient Greeks used to give to every winner of the Olympic…