Prepping, Camping, & Survival

As the year begins to wind down, there are several things we try to get done before the snow flies....

Having the right tools is essential, but many small items can make a big difference when traveling and exploring the...

Growing up in the United States, I often saw traditional curved knives in kitchens. However, traveling opened my eyes to...

Power outages are a risk in every season. Storms can bring down power lines in summer or winter. Car accidents...

Hypothermia is a very real danger when you’re outdoors. It can happen even in what we might think of as...

The famous ever-so-popular Work Sharp Guided Field Sharpener just got better. The upgraded Guided Field Sharpener Elite now features two...

There’s a meme floating around that says something like, “Don’t ever let a recipe tell you how much garlic to...

Your tasks don’t stop when light begins to fade. Because of this, a flashlight is definitely necessary. However, not all...

I’m writing this at the beginning of October. While we’re putting the gardens to bed, we’re already looking to next...

A few years back, a YouTube influencer popular at the time for knife content recommended a Ruike folding knife. I...

The outdoors world has become increasingly tech-driven. Tech in the outdoors isn’t a bad thing. It’s natural. I’ve noticed how...

I first learned about Castaway Depots maybe a year ago. They make a nice parallel to modern preparedness planning. Back...

I retired from full-time law enforcement a few years ago. I still work part-time, but I have a lot more...

Building a fire in a small bio/twig stove isn’t the same as making a campfire. Loading a twig stove seems...

I have a love/hate relationship with multi-tools, if we’re being honest. I think they’re useful in many capacities, but they’re...