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The Survival Forum
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While leaching o chemicals and microplastics should be of concern, in a quasi-emergency where immediate hydration is advisable, such items in the water is a minor issue (to me, at least). https://phys.org/news/2018-03-bottled-brands-contaminated-pla
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The Survival Forum
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Bingley...you are right to be concerned.... especially the chemical leeching into the water. Answer.... constantly load/unload the water. South FL.... we put water in every day we go out and remove it upon return. The cooler.... depends on the size,
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Around The Campfire
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Nice!
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Around The Campfire
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Good job!
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The Survival Forum
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This is something I've been thinking about since it's been so hot here. With temperature in the 90s day after day, the car gets easily over 100 degrees. How does the cooler idea work? Won't the cooler just eventually reach ambient temperature? Then
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Around The Campfire
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Nice!
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Around The Campfire
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Hahaha! That's awesome!
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Around The Campfire
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Seems my son was at work (stagehand) and a few of the people on the road crew were being very dismissive of him as he is 'only 19'. So obviously what could he know.... Being asked if he could tie knots well, saying yes... and being 'put to the test'
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The Survival Forum
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Yeah, he caught some major breaks!
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Lending Library
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It is currently available (july of 2019) on Amazon for some reasonable prices. (just check the used versions!
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Lending Library
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I have the book. . .It is an excellent resource and is actually out now in its second edition. In looking at the original he considers basic components and then lays out several differing kits. Chapter 1 Basics of a personal survival kit Part II Th
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The Survival Forum
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Apparently one thing mentioned briefly in other articles indicate that no one in the family even knew he was gone until some time had passed. It sounds like he overlooked that primary rule about LETTING SEVERAL PEOPLE KNOW WHERE YOU ARE GOING AND WH
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The Survival Forum
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He is lucky to be alive Superior is a very challenging body of water. Witness the numerous shipwrecks on the lake and around Isle Royale.
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The Survival Forum
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Get a small cooler to store heat sensitive items. Lower highs & higher lows.
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The Survival Forum
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Water and lots of it. I’ve never had water in plastic bottles go bad from that. I’ve had food go bad in the car but not often, currently I’ve got some military rations and beef jerky that won’t last as long in the heat but should be good for at least
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The Survival Forum
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It would be interesting (from an intellectual standpoint) to know what gear he had besides his cellphone and what he was using for navigation. From the map at the link, he was way off course. A course of 090 (true) from Grand Portage takes you to
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The Survival Forum
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A waist bag or lumbar pack can hold much more than just pockets -- a water bottle (or two), a jacket, trash bag, 4 protein bars...
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The Survival Forum
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Man tries to jet ski on Lake Superior. A jet ski usually doesn't have extra gas a compass a marine radio a jacket charts
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The Survival Forum
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What do you add to your car for hot weather driving? How do you keep things from melting, spoiling and failing in the heat?
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