News & Articles By Rita Winters
10/26/2018
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By Rita Winters
Tripods have many uses in wilderness survival: How-to steps for building a proper tripod
When it comes to surviving in the wild, all the knowledge you have on hand comes into play. You will need to set up camp every time, which means setting up structures such as a lean-to, a firepit, and a multi-purpose tripod. While it may seem pretty easy, making a tripod may be a little […]
08/30/2018
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By Rita Winters
A comprehensive guide to outdoor clothing for wilderness enthusiasts
Preparing for your next outdoor trip can be a pain, especially when choosing what clothes to bring. Unlike regular vacations that just involve visiting museums or going to the beach, adventurous endeavors such as hiking or spelunking might involve more clothing than usual. One thing to consider when choosing your clothes is to prioritize protection. Remember […]
08/25/2018
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By Rita Winters
Survival tips when collecting potable drinking water in the wilderness
If you ever find yourself lost in the wilderness, one of the first things you need to have is water. This article will show you the different ways to collect clean and safe drinking water. (h/t to OutdoorAdventureGuide.co.uk.) Look to the skies — Rainwater is the easiest way to collect water in an open environment. […]
08/01/2018
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By Rita Winters
Surviving the great outdoors: How to avoid unexpected animal attacks
We’ve all seen expert adventurers attacked by crocodiles and and lions on T.V. Given that they are knowledgeable in their chosen profession, most of them manage to survive it. However, for the younger, inexperienced crowd, the outcome may not be as nice. Let’s admit it: Most of us don’t know how to avoid animal attacks or […]
07/01/2018
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By Rita Winters
Tips for selecting the best knife for your gear needs
Having a knife may come in handy, especially during situations where you need to cut something fast (like a seatbelt) or whittle up some utensils for survival-mode dining. However, not everyone knows what the different types of knives are, how, when, and where to use them. Here’s a quick guide on selecting the best knife […]
06/24/2018
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By Rita Winters
Smart reasons to always have a multi-tool with you
Necessity is the mother of invention, but disaster is the mother of necessity. Today’s world of conflict and uncertainty dictates that we must always be prepared for anything. However, you can’t always bring your prepper bag, which is why pocket tools were invented. A multi-tool is the best bet you have during unexpected disasters. Multi-tools […]
01/17/2018
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By Rita Winters
Your guide to camping supplies: Determining what is essential
When camping, you only bring what is necessary. The excess weight from unnecessary gear throws you off balance (literally), and slows you down during those long treks to the campsite. Furthermore, with only the essentials, you will be able to appreciate nature and everything it has to offer. Nature can provide you with everything you […]
01/17/2018
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By Rita Winters
Hiking, backpacking, hydration: Tips for selecting the best pack for your needs
Whether it be backpacking, hiking, or conquering the world in survival mode, what you bring determines your success. But in order to bring anything in the first place, you should have a bag to carry all the stuff you need. Selecting the right backpack might not be easy, so here are six questions to ask […]
01/13/2018
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By Rita Winters
Military lessons for preppers: How to “improvise, adapt, and overcome” challenges
Murphy’s Law states, “If anything can go wrong, it will.” Today’s world is unpredictable – there are threats of nuclear war, an impending zombie apocalypse from radiation and toxic chemicals, and the risk of being overrun by machines and artificial intelligence (AI). How in the world do we prepare for these extinction-level disasters? It’s easy […]
12/11/2017
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By Rita Winters
2017’s best hiking shoes for men: Best for comfort, aggressive hiking, and more
One of the hurdles for hikers is picking the right shoe. Some are incredibly cheap but super absorbent. Others are water-resistant but overly priced. Based on reviews of the best hiking shoes, we’ve narrowed the extensive list down to five of the best hiking shoes for men, rated by their strengths and weaknesses. For three […]
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