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One reader wondered why hot, tasty food is categorized as a survival item on SurvivalCommonSense.com, and why I claim recipes are a survival tool. Well – that’s a really good question! So here is a story from World War II about food and its affect on morale. American tank at Bastogne. (US Army photo) Sildenafil in might …
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Currently, the rage among some survival schools is the Mora, a small, inexpensive Scandinavian-style sheath knife with a four-inch blade and a large, easy-to-hold handle. The Cold Steel SRK (top) and the J. Martinni Mora-style knives are good choices for all around use. Combined with a Swiss Army Classic, they can provide a good survival tool …
Many survival manuals stop after they’ve taught you how to catch or acquire wild game or fish. We’ll take it from there, and show you how to make that meat into a tasty meal or main dish! If you have a particular dish or game recipe you’d like to see, let me know! Survival recipes …
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You stand over the fallen deer, thankful for the quick, humane kill. Then, it’s time to get to work. How good the meat will taste over the next few months will depend on how quickly you can gut, skin, process and cool the meat. by Leon Pantenburg Deer season is here in some areas, and …
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An often overlooked part of a survival blade is the back, or spine. With the proper grind, the back can provide an edge that saves the razor edge for other uses. by Leon Pantenburg It’s easy to ignore the dull part of the knife blade. But the spine, ground correctly, can becomes another useful part …
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Every big game hunter, prepper and survivalist needs a selection of knives for processing the meat of large animals. by Leon Pantenburg Visit our store! For the most part, the concoction mixes utilized as cialis vs levitra a part of them are light in weight yet powerful enough. Learning to drive is not enough; you …
Looking for a survival/bushcraft knife? How much blade do you need? by Leon Pantenburg Suppose you want to invest in a knife for bushcraft and/or overall outdoor use. Among the considerations is how long the blade should be. What do you need, and which length is best? Beats me. Knife designs go in cycles, and …
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The best all-around survival/bushcraft knife? Well, there isn’t one single tool that can do it all. But a selection of three different tools can do it all. Here are two experts’ opinions. by Leon Pantenburg Both Sears and Kephart carried a folder, rigid blade knife and a hatchet to do all their bushcraft activities. There …
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A common question goes something like this: “Expensive, pretty knives are wonderful – but I want a plain survival tool. What is a reasonably-priced, reliable rigid blade?” Well, check out the ESEE-3. by Leon Pantenburg The ESEE-3 is a no nonsense survival knife. This is the uncoated version, but there are several color and blade …
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“You never recommend folding knives for survival use – what’s the problem?” by Leon Pantenburg I hear that a lot. And for the record, I carry a folder on my keychain and another in a belt pouch every day. I never go out hiking or hunting without my Swiss Army Classic. But here’s the deal: …
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