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  • Motorcycle as Bug-Out Vehicle

    Over the last couple of days, the weather has changed: the days are getting longer, and the temperatures are rising, although a chill can still be felt at night. Nature is turning green and more colourful, uncovering itself from the white sheet of winter. For motorcycle enthusiasts, this is the season that calls for more…

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  • Smock: A Garment for the Outdoorsman

    When it comes to outdoor adventures, the right gear can make all the difference. As any seasoned outdoorsman knows, clothing serves as the first line of defense against the elements, and choosing the right fabric for the right conditions is essential. Lighter materials are perfect for hot climates, while heavier fabrics are better suited for…

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  • September: A Time for Reflection and Preparation

    As September ushers in cooler days and crisp nights, it marks the end of summer and the beginning of a season full of opportunities for outdoor adventures. This time of year is perfect for camping, cozy campfires, and preparing for the hunting season, which is just around the corner. For many, including myself, September is…

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  • How to Make Jute Twine Tinder Ball

    The discovery of fire is one of the greatest achievements of mankind. The discovery of the wheel transformed ancient civilizations and advanced them to the modern era. We still use wheels and fire, too. Fire is one of the key elements to master for every outdoor enthusiast. The fire at the camp will not only…

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  • Prepping Lessons Learned!

    The autumn season is finally here! September brought refreshing rain, so much needed, and a cooler temperature. This time of year also marks the start of hunting season, and September is preparedness month! I have mentioned how to get started in a previous article for newcomers in prepping. For the individuals who are already preparing,…

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  • Beginner’s Guide: Cordage

    In the previous parts of the guide series, I analyzed the items someone should include while building his kit. In this part, I will refer to a truly multipurpose item and a couple of variations; we will discuss cordage. This item can be made with natural material but you have to be knowledgeable about the suitable plants in your area and…

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  • Food Storage For The Long Term

    As the winter months are coming closer, individual preparations are getting higher. The most necessary items that any prepper stores first are food and water. Food can be stored as canned, dehydrated, or smoked.The most common type of food to store is canned food. In any marketplace can be found a plethora of canned meat,…

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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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