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The Survival Forum
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Originally Posted By: EugeneYou're much more likely to be in such things as a car accident. True. But preparedness isn't statistically analyzing the risks, then preparing for #1 and ignoring all the rest. Maybe the most likely risk is a car ac
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Natural Disasters & Large-Scale Emergencies
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All, glad to hear that the thermal process requires extreme temperature to run away. I have no idea what is in the box. Normally I would like to know more about what is in it. It is the Noco GB150 and it is "rated" (advertising is always su
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The Survival Forum
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I recently became aquatinted with CHIRP, and once that happened fell in love with my Baofangs!! I need to get my Technicians license too but I just run them in the all users bandwidths.. It was nice to see you posting about CHIRP..
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Around The Campfire
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It's in better condition than I expected.
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The Survival Forum
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I misunderstood the topic title until I read further. But for amusement, I note the following: A WWII Propaganda Campaign Popularized the Myth That Carrots Help You See in the Dark
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Around The Campfire
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Globe Knot Bracelet Globe Knot Bracelet Tutorial
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Around The Campfire
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Thank you both. World Knot Tying Day is in honor of Clifford Ashley (Ashley Book of Knots)
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Urban Preparedness
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At least one in my right cargo pocket - usually another in the vehicle.
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Natural Disasters & Large-Scale Emergencies
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amend TeacherRO's comment to... CO science teacher
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The Survival Forum
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I've been running the Maxpedition Entity for the past several weeks. I'm not really happy with the zipper but I do like the ability to swing it around front for quick access. https://www.maxpedition.com/products/entity-tech-sling-bag-large?variant=1
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The Survival Forum
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For new gun owners, or those who have minimal training in the "art" of self-defense (vs. shooting holes in stationary paper targets), my friend Rich Grassi just published a column into which I had some input that may be worth your while rev
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