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Simple Winter Car Survival Kit

By P. Henry Most of you who follow the news have by now heard of the plight of so many people in Atlanta that were stranded in their cars, forced to sleep in the floors of local stores and a…
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Should You Have Only One Caliber?

By P. Henry The great thing about hindsight is all the wisdom it produces. How many of you have ever wished you could go back in time to a point in your life with all of the knowledge you have…
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Safe Temperature For Cooking Meat

By Ken Jorgustin Safe cooking is essential in preventing foodborne illness. You can’t see, smell, or taste harmful bacteria that may cause illness, so cook all meat to these minimum internal temperatures to destroy germs and pathogens as measured with…
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Survive Anything

By Ken Jorgustin Can you survive anything? No, not literally anything; there are some “anything’s” that are out of your control. But, there are things that you can do to improve your odds to survive most anything…   YOUR HEALTH…
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Why You Need To Make Bucket Emergency Kits

By fivegallonideas.com With regular large scale disasters already causing problems in North America, it’s a good time to talk a bit about disaster preparation and how a 5 gallon bucket can help provide some good physical insurance against a catastrophic…
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Survival Shelter Made Simple

By Zombease Sometimes surviving means shelter, and it isn’t always as easy as taking over an abandoned building, crawling into a cave, staking out a store-bought tent, or stumbling across an old cabin in the woods. Sometimes a survivor has…
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6 Handy Fire Starting Tools

A fire can be critical to survival when you need to combat hypothermia, purify water, or signal a rescue party, but getting one started can be tough—particularly under adverse conditions. The ability to build a bow drill or other primitive…
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