by Tom Brown | Feb 22, 2018 | Survival
The wind is howling. Snow and ice is falling; and the temperature is dropping. Suddenly, you hear the sound of the energy in your home fading. The lights suddenly flick off, and all goes silent as you realize the grid has gone down. What sounds like the beginning of a...
by Tom Brown | Jan 25, 2018 | Survival
Camping, hiking, high altitude mountaineering, or simply having a backyard barbecue, the elements can sometimes have a way of starting up even the simplest of flames – such as a tiki torch – a gauntlet. Instead of dealing with striking match after match or having no...
by Tom Brown | Last updated Jul 23, 2019 | Survival
Not many survivalists, hikers, and general outdoorsy types tend to think about the significance of a shovel. However, shovels play a huge part in survival. Without a proper tool for digging, not even agriculture would be possible. Let’s face it, you can’t...
by Tom Brown | Last updated Jun 13, 2017 | Survival
Being an expert survivalist is anything but easy, but if you want to be good at something, it doesn’t come cheap. From my point of view, every man should know the basics of surviving in the wilderness, but not too many of us are ready to dedicate time and effort to...
by Tom Brown | Mar 31, 2017 | Survival
Only time will tell how well prepared you are for a SHTF situation. Although, a hectic situation does not just have to be the collapse of civilization but maybe when awaiting for help after an avalanche. Telling time is important, especially when it comes to gauging...
by Tom Brown | Last updated Jul 22, 2019 | Survival
The SHTF day has finally arrived, and you are sitting proud on a mountain of survivalist knowledge, food, tools and utensils. You have a stockpile of water, and there is even a trash can root cellar in your backyard. All the bases are covered, right? Wrong. Perhaps...
