Extreme Survival

When my brother and I were kids, we used to go on spur-of-the-moment impromptu camping trips, usually in association with deer season or some other noteworthy...

Editor's note: Read our previous story on this subject here.  Sending your teenager a text to find out if they are almost home, or calling your...

A walk in the park suddenly turns to tragedy when an escaped dog mauls one of your children. A nature hike is cut short when a...

A major radiation leak reportedly occurred at a New Mexico waste facility in mid-February that largely went unreported in the mainstream media. The radiation incident at...

Editor’s note: This story is the second of two parts. Read part 1 here. In part 1 in this series, I talked about what you should...

The first time I’d heard the term “hemostatic” was early in my Marine Corps career. It was at a traumatic first aid course with our company...

Image source: cloakanddagger.ca Editor's note: This story is the first of two parts.  It can happen to any of us: A car breaks down, we make...

Image source: ElderBranch.com Preparing for the breakdown of the grid or a potential crisis may seem like an expensive endeavor. This guide will show any individual...

Fire is one of the most important necessities for survival. While we don’t use fire much for our day-to-day lives when living at home, that’s only...

Living an off-the-grid or prepper lifestyle is not full of doom and gloom and the absence of typical family activities – quite to the contrary. It...