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As I'm sure you've gathered I've stopped doing two regular posts everyday and moved to doing them when the moment strikes and I have something to say. Today is compasses. I just bought a new Suunto mc2 global. My favorite compass because of ease of use and accuracy. The price

This is a phenomenal reality check for anyone who thinks of bugging out as their emergency plan. There is a reason that bugging out is number four in my four pillar emergency preparedness system. There's a lot of good stuff in this video. youtu.be/MD080il1nZU?si…

Another great video by reliable prepper this time on blackouts and long-term power outages. Really starting to dig this guy's videos. youtu.be/GekxAU_fE5U?si…

Wow. What a great video. Not only for preparedness for those of us that go camping with our families but also for anybody whoever bases a decision on hearsay, circumstantial evidence/data or their own opinion that is based on a. VERY limited experience (one persons worth).

White Ghost Guy tries to steal from an Indian owned gas station and finds out

Great Functional Radio For Preparedness workshop at Alberta Outdoor Adventure Expo, yesterday. Terrific turnout and some awesome questions. Thank you to all who attended.

This is a highly capable little fanny pack survival kit. If you've got any questions, shoot 'em over. Otherwise, feel free to use this as inspiration for your own. Be well everyone, and Happy New Year!!!

Latest video. This one is on the Maxpedition Typhoon backpack as a daily carry bag. I think the pack gets a bum wrap. Here's why I think it's a great bag and how to use it despite some shortcomings. youtu.be/PKbQGx7jln4?si…

What are the most important skills to teach family members who venture into the wilderness? One post on each to follow.

The 2 most important skills to teach family members who venture into the wilderness: #1; Lighting a fire. A fire needs three things in order to occur (or continue). Take away any one of them and the fire goes out. The most basic principle is "Start small". Get a small ball of

The 2 most important skills to teach family members who venture into the wilderness: #1 Controlling bleeding. You're right to say I already said #1 was fire. But Fire and Bleeding Control are both top priority. If there's no bleeding fire is the most important thing. If there is

There is a ton of content online about Bug-Out-Bags. And I don't get it, because the majority of the stuff that we see is not for bugging out nor is it for getting home. So what is the point? A real bag should answer three questions immediately: From where? (home, vehicle,

The Canada we grew up in no longer exists. What’s left is a system designed for decline. Alberta independence is the only chance we have to preserve our way of life and hand something better to the next generation. #AlbertaIndependence

Start sourcing your own local supply chain. Hutterite colonies are a good place to start, but you will need others too. drop your suggestions for others in here. Let's see if we can build out our lists.

Very educational presentation. youtu.be/fnnq2B84DZ0?si…