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Around The Campfire
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I'm beginning reevaluate my FAK. In the past I've had tons and tons of bandaids and a lot of ointments; now I'm moving towards just a few bandaides but a lot more gauze and high quality tape. Less meds but a good array of painkillers of the various
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Natural Disasters & Large-Scale Emergencies
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The Red Cross will be setting up shelters that you can go to, but are very limited on their ability to go out and get to you. They rely on volunteers, and not enough of them. You should be prepared to be self sufficient for at least a few days in any
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The Survival Forum
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Just a couple of thoughts: First people get dumb in high stress situations. Done it, seen it. It's as prevalent as group think and spectator behavior. Second, having a small, think large point and shoot camera belt pouch, go bag. Something you ca
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Urban Preparedness
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Cash & Credit card ID & Insurance cards Smart phone w/power bank Pen Pencil FAK w/extra prescription medication Duct tape Flashlight w/ extra batteries Bandana tied with paracord Pocket knife
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Urban Preparedness
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...keep your essentials bag by the bed. Have a flashlight. Stay below the 8th floor.
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The Survival Forum
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Have your tried a filter bottle?
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The Survival Forum
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I keep my camping gear separate; in most cases I'm going to a friends/shelter/hotel and won't neeed.it
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The Survival Forum
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My criteria: 1. needs to be light and dustproof 2. clearly labeled on the outside 3. Organized for people other than me 4. include meds and gloves
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The Survival Forum
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He says he has a smaller screw. I have offered to send the knife to him. If it works he will bill me and send it back. If it doesn't work he will bill me for the postage and send it back. I will update.
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