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Can’t wear wool because it makes you itch? Here are some things to consider before you give up on the natural fiber. by Leon Pantenburg Me, circa early 1980s, as a Confederate soldier. This http://www.donssite.com/OPTICALIILLUSIONS/next10.htm cheap viagra no rx will increase how wide the penis is. The main ingredient of that cialis pills http://donssite.com/Rustic-old-grey-barn-country-farm-Southern-Ontario.htm is …
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Cold weather – think wool. This Dachstein sweater could be a good investment for your survival gear. by Leon Pantenburg Sweater Chalet supplied the Dachstein Woolwear for this sweater review. I was not paid to do this review, and at the time of publication, SweaterChalet is not a sponsor of Survivalcommonsense.com. Wool is a great …
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This newbie from Bark River shows real potential for a do-it-all bushcraft/survival knife. by Leon Pantenburg I was not paid to do this review. KnivesShipFree.com is a sponsor of SurvivalCommonSense.com. Nobody supplied the knife used in testing free of charge. The shoulder season for my knife testing is right about now. It is that time …
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Are you using the storage foods in your pantry? One piece of preparedness advice is that mossy old saying: “Store what you eat, and eat what you store.” Food is the fuel that keeps you warm in the outdoors. (Pantenburg photo) People always want a happy and successful relationship viagra from india is based on …
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The grind of a blade will determine what jobs it does well. These choices work for me. Here’s how to choose that best grind for your knife. by Leon Pantenburg I can break down my blade grind preferences to three: convex, scandi (or flat) and sabre (double bevel). These do everything I need quite well, …
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What’s more important on a working knife handle – the material it’s made of, or the design? For my money, the first decision should be how well the handle fits your hand. by Leon Pantenburg Use a knife for very long and you’ll develop definite opinions about ergonomic handles. To start with “ergonomic” isn’t the …
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Judging from the reader response, there are a lot of wool enthusiasts/fans out there! Here are some of the comments we recently got after publication of “Five reasons to get a wool pullover sweater for wilderness survival.” The C.T. Fisher Nessmuk knife comes shaving-sharp with a quality sheath. If someone is allergic to the sildenafil …
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by Leon Pantenburg I was not paid to do this review. KnivesShipFree.com is a SurvivalCommonSense.com sponsor, but the company did not supply either of the knives used in this review and field testing. I learn a lot from readers and conversations about gear. I ran into a Texas big game guide a few years …
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My wool sweater has kept me warm for going on 30 years. Here’s why I still use it, even when I have access to many other modern materials. by Leon Pantenburg Here’s a few instances where my pullover sweater has worked really well: My red wool sweater has served me well for almost three decades. …
The best camping season, IHO, starts when the snow flies. Here’s why you should consider winter camping. by Leon Pantenburg In July, 1981, I hiked north along the Mississippi River in Louisiana. I was headed home after an end-to-end canoe trip of the big river the previous year. I decided to follow the example of …
