Survivalist Pro
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The Ultimate Survival Bundle Tools. Survival Swiss/army knife. Pliers. ... Illumination. Tactical flashlight. Two sets of extra batteries. ... Clean water. Water purification tablets. ... Cordage and Tape. Duct tape. ... Fire-Starting Kit. Flint or magnesium fire starter. ... Keeping Warm. Space blanket. ... Basic First Aid / Medical Kit.
Generally, the most low maintenance pet of all. Makes sense why it is usually a child's first pet, right? Taking care of a goldfish is incredibly...
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All contestants must be United States citizens and be living in the United States. All contestants must be in excellent physical and mental health....
Read More »A survival kit should be considered mandatory equipment for any outdoor enthusiast. Lackluster planning and poor preparation can lead you straight into an undesirable path; however, one can avoid such dangers by creating a well-conceived survival kit. Experienced hikers always recommend customizing one’s kit to suit each specific need and the circumstances one will likely face. Different locations, climates, levels of experience, and group sizes call for varying survival gear and customization. Our team has carefully curated the ultimate survival gear list from first aid kits to waterproof matches to meet all of your assembling needs!
An average estimate would be to divide your AC wattage by the solar panel wattage you intend to use. Using the average household AC wattage of...
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OWB is the original form of carrying a handgun, with the holster hanging on your belt outside your waistband just like the westerns of old. Because...
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PROHIBITED ITEMS Compass. Fuel or matches. Bug spray/mosquito repellant. Sunscreen/chapstick. Sunglasses. Beauty products. Map (detailed...
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Known as "chalking," it's when parking enforcement officers use chalk (or a paint pen or similar) to leave a little mark on a car's tire in order...
Read More »In an ideal world, a hiker would bring along duplicates for every item in their survival kit. This way, if one breaks, they would have a backup at the ready. “Two is one, and one is none,” as the saying goes. But in the real world, outdoor activities will place weight and space restrictions on the size of your survival kit. This is why items with multiple purposes are crucial. For example, duct tape is often included to repair clothing or camping gear, but you can also use it as a band-aid in a pinch. Safety pins are another good multi-purpose supply, as they can be used for clothing repairs, bent into fishhooks, or used to sew up a wound if need be.
Known as the poor man's fruit, jackfruit is now considered as a miracle food of south and south-east Asia as it is likely to save millions of...
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The most popular military sniper rifles (in terms of numbers in service) are chambered for 7.62 mm (0.30 inch) caliber ammunition, such as...
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This is because when your body spends energy digesting food, the detox process is slowed. Celery, cucumber, apples, bananas, avocados, carrots,...
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Various methods can be used to find fugitives. Phone taps and pen registers can be used on relatives. Credit card and cell phone activities and...
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