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Home There is more than just meat to harvest from a big game animal. With a little thought and ingenuity, you can find useful projects that will use many of the other parts of the animal! The best way to show respect for the big game animal you harvest is to use as much of …
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Home Some simple flour recipes can be invaluable when bad stuff happens, you have hungry people to feed, and there aren’t a lot of ingredients available. by Leon Pantenburg It only took the addition of some other grains to make this basic bannock survival ration into a tasty, nutritious food. (Pantenburg photo) Cheapest Anti Allergy …
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Home After the two-day Mississippi deer hunt, my friend Buddy Douglas was displaying the tenacity some would call “Pig-Headedness.” Despite my repeated efforts, Buddy would not accept a cent for food or drink, nor would he let me pay my guest fee at his hunting club. My much-used Cold Steel SRK (top) and the brand …
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Home Disclaimer: RidgeRunner advertises on SurvivalCommonSense.com. Advertising was not accepted until RidgeRunner products were thoroughly tested and evaluated. You can’t have too much paracord or duct tape, IMHO, and this belt made of paracord combines practicality with good looks. by Leon Pantenburg When I’m looking at a potential survival tool, one aspect that ranks right …
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Home I’ve always been afraid of tornadoes, even before I heard of the Wicked Witch of the West and: “Surrender Dorothy!” If you live in an area with the potential for tornadoes or cyclones, you owe it to yourself and your family to be prepared! by Leon Pantenburg Visit our store! In female, high-tech vaginal lubricants …
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Home Quick, temporary shelters should be part of your survival kit. But how do you choose which one is the best for your needs? by Leon Pantenburg Buy a custom antler ferrocerium rod. sildenafil generico online ED or Erectile Dysfunction is an issue caused due to unwanted case of penile erection. When this happens, it …
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Home I was not paid to do this review, and J. Bullivant is currently not an advertiser. Most people who would need survival tools after a disaster live in urban areas. In that case, the J. Bullivant Solar Backpack may be worth looking into. by Leon Pantenburg Here’s a very possible scenario: The earthquake hits …
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Home Drop a small piece of survival gear in deep snow, mud or water, and you may lose, disable or break it. Here’s how to make a clip-on lanyard to help you hang on to your stuff. by Leon Pantenburg Drop your butane lighter in sand, mud of snow, and it may not work for …
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Home If you can stack bricks, you can make an effective biomass rocket stove. The materials are cheap, and usually readily available during a disaster. Most importantly, it is a very simple survival skill to learn. by Leon Pantenburg In the aftermath of a natural disaster such as an earthquake or tornado, there will probably …
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Home I was not paid to do this review, and at the time of publication, Ridge Runner Belts was not an advertiser. Paracord and duct tape are survival necessities, IMO, and any way to include them in your emergency kit is a plus. by Leon Pantenburg I bought my first .22 rifle with earnings from …
