Camping & Survival
5 Essentials for Your Pack That Won’t Weigh You Down
Whether you’re putting together a pack for a backcountry hunt, a tough hike, or even just maintaining a bug-out bag,…Read More >
Whether you’re taking a trip off the grid or preparing for an emergency, you’ll find the camping and survival articles you need to stay ready here. From topics like choosing the right prepper weapons to tips for dealing with severe weather, prepare for any potential disaster with advice shared by our experts.
Whether you’re putting together a pack for a backcountry hunt, a tough hike, or even just maintaining a bug-out bag,…Read More >
I have been hiking, camping, and hunting practically all of my life. I suppose the term “spelunking” might also apply…Read More >
The idea of ending up in a survival situation is a deeply scary thought. However, training for one can be…Read More >
The subject of emergency guns — apocalypse guns to use the vernacular — comes up often. I don’t call the…Read More >
I recently went through my ASAP bag and took stock of the gear, replaced perishable stores, and made some weight-saving…Read More >
In an emergency, it’s always better to be prepared for the worst. Things happen, and you can’t control everything. However,…Read More >
If the worst happens and the world ends, you’re not going to navigate the wasteland in a soccer-mom minivan. You…Read More >
A good fixed-blade knife is an incredible tool that can be useful in a number of situations from camping and…Read More >
It is common to carry a gun in the field in case you run across a snake. Some chose a shotgun, while others carry their trusty .22 LR rifles. There are many new guns that are easily carried on the hip that are perfect snake slayers. Derringers made by Bond Arms and the Taurus Judge are two of those handguns. The author explores their reasons for believing the .45 Long Colt and .410 Bore are the perfect calibers for killing snakes.
Stockpiling emergency supplies to last you a year seems like an expensive task, but it doesn’t have to be. Follow these prepper rules for creating and storing a year’s worth of non-perishable foods and you and your family will be good when disaster strikes.