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Survival Shelter Double Lean To Upgrade
This video demonstrates how to build a great cold weather shelter with custom beds and fireplace.
How to cut down a small tree with just a knife
This video will demonstrate how you can easily cut down larger trees with a knife.
Easy Emergency Wilderness Survival Food
Lonnie shows here a quick and easy survival food that is available year round that could easily make the difference between life and death. It is easily prepared with no cooking (eat it raw). All that is needed is a knife but even that is not necessary. This food could be gathered using a sharp edged rock. This food is also one of the easiest foods to identify.
DIY backpacking stove ultralight Soda Can Stove
Guide to making a light weight DIY backpacking stove for boiling water or cooking.
Making phone parts into survival tools
How to upcycle your broken mobile phone parts into survival tools
Great ways to mod the cold steel trail hawk
Many outdoor enthusiasts love to customize and modify there gear. This post showcases the most creative and original mods for the cold steel trail hawk tomahawk.
What is the best survival food?
A look at various survival foods, and I give my humble opinion as to what the best survival food is! It may surprise you that I go against the tradition prepper advice and go with an easy to prepare, easy to put in a bug out bag food
Urban/Suburban Survival: Tools
A brief video of some things that can be used to increase the chances of survival in an urban area.
Cooking With Cast Iron Over Camp Fire
During the recent Do It Yourself World survival training weekend we learned how to cook with cast iron cookware over a camp fire. This may sound simple, but there are certain techniques involved in cooking with an open fire. You cannot control the fire temperature as easily as you can with the stove top in your house.
Cast iron is rugged and perfect for cooking right over the coals of a fire. You can boil water, bake bread and slow cook some fine meals with cast iron. You can even fry eggs.
You should practice using your survival gear and survival food stash now when you have time. When your life depends on it is not the time to learn how to cook in the wilds.
Aircrew Wilderness Survival Training: Tropical Survival
Federal Aviation Administration guide to wilderness survival in tropical regions
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