Nonstop Worldwide Prepper News and Community – Join and add your own news!
Home At the time of publication, Survival Slingshot was not an advertiser on SurvivalCommonSense.com. I was not paid to do this review. Do you need a slingshot in your survival/emergency gear? In some instances, one could be an important survival tool. Here we review the Survival Slingshot. by Leon Pantenburg The grouse were a tempting …
Continue reading “Review: Survival Slingshot for emergency situations”
Home Everybody has some clunky, junk candles they will never use. Here’s how to convert them into an effective firestarter, using materials you probably already have. By Leon Pantenburg Most people would throw these candles away. But they can be recycled into an effective firestarter. Generally speaking, men will get free levitra be mature at …
Continue reading “Recycle those junky candles into a survival firestarter”
http://www.survivalcommonsense.com For just about any survival situation, there’s a wealth of knowledge out there, and a lot of it’s bad. Often things aren’t helped by the burgeoning number of survival reality shows, which are designed to entertain rather than to educate. If these Boy Scouts were going to spend the night in this snow cave, …
Continue reading “Wilderness survival myths that can kill you”
Home Combine these common household items – old, junky candles and a raggedy terrycloth towel – to make a great survival firestarter. by Leon Pantenburg You probably already have some candles that won’t ever be used again (Except during a power outage emergency.) They could be half-burned Visit our store! Counseling – This method is …
Continue reading “Video How To: Make an effective firestarter using recycled throw-away items”
Home Baking great-tasting biscuits is not rocket science. Here are a few simple tips that can help turn that mundane biscuit into a taste treat. by Leon Pantenburg Visit our store! Men in present situations are suffering from excessive work exertion which leads to suffering of ED or Erectile Dysfunction in men, there is this …
Continue reading “Survival recipes: Tips and techniques for better-tasting biscuits”
Home All of us in the preparedness/survival industry have noticed reduced interest and sales in the past few months. Part of this could be attributed to the fact that major disasters are apparently not stirring up the fear factor like they used to. Are we getting used to fear? What is Kamagra fizz? Kamagra is …
Home Miner’s lettuce (Montia perfoliata), an edible plant, is widely distributed throughout the high desert areas of Central Oregon. Learn how to recognize this plant, and you’ll be able to come up with a tasty salad in the wilderness! Visit our store! E-cig cartridges don’t manufacture any ashes or flames, smokes and different harmful gases …
Home Feeling inundated by the plethoria of EMP distopia books on the market? Well, take a look at “The Darkness After,” Scott B. Williams’ latest novel. You might learn something. by Leon Pantenburg I’m all for escapist, easy-to-understand shallow novels. Reading one is my reward when working out on the recumbent bike or elliptical Get …
Continue reading “Book review: ‘The Darkness After’ by Scott B. Williams”
Home What is a good point-and-shoot camera for taking everywhere? by Leon Pantenburg I was on assignment in a very rural part of Oregon and covering a funeral for five people, whose remains had been abandoned. A photographer was supposed to meet me on the site to take the photo that would be the next …
Continue reading “What is the best camera for point-and-shoot outdoor use?”
Home We can learn a lot about survival/preparedness from history. One of the most desperate survival tales associated with the westward expansion was about a lost wagon train in 1845 in the Oregon desert. Here’s what I found when I went searching. By Leon Pantenburg The Oregon Badlands are superb for practicing land navigation skills, …
