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A wall tent could be a long term emergency shelter or a hunter’s home in a remote location. Thinking about getting one? Here’s what you need to know before investing. by Leon Pantenburg Outside, the steady rain has turned to sleet, and by morning everything will be covered with snow. But that’s a good thing …
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Getting a good night’s sleep in the wilderness depends on a lot of variables. Don’t forget the sleeping pad! by Leon Pantenburg Several years ago, my wife bought me an insulated air mattress for backpacking. It was the Exped Downmat 7 and cost about $150. I thought the price exorbitant until the first use. I …
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An irony of floods is that muddy, filthy water inundates everything, but there is generally a shortage of drinking water! People stranded by standing water may be able to adapt desert survival skills to gather potable water. by Leon Pantenburg Widespread flooding is occurring all over. Deadly floods have slammed South Carolina, and other areas …
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What will you do for entertainment on long, dark nights when the power grid is down? Music might be just what is needed. by Leon Pantenburg The Great Depression was devastating for farmers in the Midwest. My grandfather, Peter Pantenburg, lost the family farm about 1930, and briefly, the entire family was homeless. What kept …
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When it comes to hunting camp cuisine, fast and simple is good. This philosophy also applies to feeding teenagers, especially when they’re athletes and absolutely starving after a day at school followed by a hard workout. This recipe for venison steak covers both bases. by Leon Pantenburg A major benefit of deer and elk hunting …
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Is your camouflage design working? You may surprised – what you wash your cammo clothing in may severely reduce its effectiveness. Here’s one way to solve that problem – check out the laundry soap recipe below. by Leon Pantenburg Dusk has arrived and along the edges of the timber, deer start wandering down the well-used …
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There is no single method or technique for survival fire starting that works 100 percent of the time. That said, I carry a mini Bic butane lighter in my pants pocket, my coat pocket and in my pack whenever I go out. Here is what you can do to improve this product for survival use. …
The biggest problem about hiking in Central Oregon is making up your mind on where to go! by Leon Pantenburg I live in Bend, Oregon, a hiking paradise, and I’ll head out for a day hike at the drop of a hat. I keep my daypack and gear ready to go. from my home, I …
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Survival food is sustenance that can be made easily during a survival or emergency situation using mainly simple, long-term storage food items, cooked outdoors, using off-the-grid methods. by Leon Pantenburg I got this Facebook post from land navigation expert Blake Miller (who also can find his way around in the kitchen!): “The Aspen leaves are …
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