Survival Theory

Solo overnighter at the bushcraft camp.

Makes a great bow drill set and the berries are delicious.

Making a shelter and other bushcraft projects for a very cold night ahead.

Beautiful scenery but frigid temps whilst I doth camp in the bed of truck.

Solo overnight adventure in the national forest. Dispersed camping, of course.

I've learned a lot about survival and life in general by hunting Easter eggs.

If you don't survive, then you'll be dead.

Is a survival vest better than or just as handy as a daypack?

Is it true? Does moss grow on the north side of a tree?

Its good to get outside and use your gear, and have fun doing it.

Uses and benefits of using tube webbing in place of rope or in addition to rope in your gear bag.

Solo overnight dispersed camping adventure via kayak. Lots of deer, coyotes, and scenery.

There is no one way to do things when it comes to survival.

The search is underway for missing hikers. The situation becomes more complicated as more intel is gathered.

Your number one priority to increase your chances of survival.

Two people go on a hike, then disappear. Will search and rescue find them before it is too late?

In Costa Rica, everyone uses a machete. I wanted one also. In southern Costa Rica, out in the rain forest, and having no car...a decent machete was hard to find.

Got toilet paper? Is it in a safe location? Is your perimeter secure?

Uses of the yaupon, a type of holly.

How many gadgets do you need on a hiking stick? How tough does it need to be? What purposes does it serve?

What I carry and what I prefer in my water purification kit.

Lockdowns, curfews, and a deadly virus star in this adventure.

Using a 55 gallon trashbag to make an emergency shelter for the night.