Prepping, Camping, & Survival

I’ve been at this whole prepping thing for about four decades now. In that time, I’ve seen so many people...

Financial preparedness is one of the areas of prepping that’s typically stressed the least. Yet, it’s incredibly relevant and critically...

Merely escaping SHOT Show 2025, we want to share the most significant New Fire-Starting Devices that left a lasting impression....

In this first part of our series on fire-lays, we will explore the Lean-to and log cabin styles, which are...

Over the years, Japan has produced a wide array of valuable tools. One tool is the Nata, roughly translated as...

When we talk about home security, there are essentially three levels or stages to consider. Knowing and understanding them will...

Even if you don’t heat your home exclusively with wood, you may have a fireplace or wood stove that serves...

If you ever combined a 7-inch bladed butcher knife and a Leuko knife—you’ll get the Woods Half/Chete. Woods Monkey has...

For years, I’ve been a grocery store prepper. Meaning, I don’t invest a ton of money into freeze-dried meals and...

There are three surefire ways to pitch a tarp for success, whether it be a picnic in the woods or...

Many parents wonder how best to talk to their kids about prepping. You want to teach them skills, of course,...

As a longtime user of the original Uberleben Kessel in stainless steel, I was excited to see they now offer...

I know this subject might seem like an odd addition to the GAT Daily lineup, but bear with me as...

A Haversack is essential for an outdoor adventure or day trip. It embodies a classic charm that remains relevant today....

As I write this, wildfires are devastating parts of California and tens of thousands of residents have evacuated the affected...