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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 Disclaimer: RidgeRunner advertises on SurvivalCommonSense.com. Advertising was not accepted until RidgeRunner products were thoroughly tested and evaluated. When I’m looking at a potential survival tool, one aspect that ranks right up …
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Long before there was Man Vs. Wild, Man Woman Wild, Survivorman etc. publicity seekers figured out the appeal of humans struggling to survive in a wilderness setting. Check out one of these early “survival” series set in Estes Park, Colorado. By Leon Pantenburg There are so many “survival” shows on TV, that you would be …
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I met survival expert Peter Kummerfeldt several years ago at the Deschutes County Sportsman’s Expo. I was mesmerized by the common sense approach he had toward wilderness survival, and attended all the classes he taught that day. Later, I met him at his booth, and over the past few years, we’ve become friends. Peter is …
Bark River Knives’ Scandi combines a time-tested design with modern materials. The result is a knife that could end up being your most-used, favorite piece of cutlery. by Leon Pantenburg Bark River Knife and Tool Company did not supply the knife used in this review, and I was not paid to write it. The Vikings …
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Jerky is the original high energy survival/snack food, and maybe you’re thinking about making your own. Here’s a quick, easy method that uses meat from the grocery store, items you already have in your kitchen, and an oven. Preserving the meat of a big game animal can be a vital survival skill. (Photo by Bob …
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Your hunting knife must be able to handle field dressing and processing a big game animal. Plus, it better be able to handle most survival tasks. The Bark River Sahara may be what you’re looking for. by Leon Pantenburg Bark River Knives did not supply this knife, and I was not paid to do this …
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Dutch oven enthusiasts are always swapping tips or advice to improve their cooking. Here are five easy hints that don’t cost much but could a . by Leon Pantenburg I routinely include a dutch oven in my outdoor activities. Here are a few easy tips for making outdoor cooking easier. Carry your oven in a …
There’s a reason some knife designs are classics, and the Hudson Bay Trade Knife has earned its wilderness credentials. by Leon Pantenburg Kephart. Bowie. Canadian. Mora. Nessmuk. Barlow. Mention these cutlery designs to a knife aficionado, and they’ll probably know what you’re talking about. And there’s a reason they’re called classics – these designs have …
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