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Anyone with storage supplies of dried beans needs innovative ways to cook them. Here is a favorite starter recipe from the Central Oregon Dutch Oven Society. by Leon Pantenburg People getting started in Dutch oven cooking are often kinda intimidated when it comes to participating in a Dutch Oven Gathering or cookoff. One of the …
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The Rogue River is a prime contender in the all-around camp knife category. Here’s why you should take a look at one. by Leon Pantenburg L.T. Wright supplied this knife for field testing. I was not paid to write this. The company has no sponsorship relationship with Survivalcommonsense.com, and had no input into this review. …
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Suppose you need to start a fire, it’s been raining, and all the sticks are wet. Here’s how to make dry firestarting materials. by Leon Pantenburg It had rained hard all afternoon. I was in my tent, field testing a sleeping bag, when I was awakened by the rain stopping. The rain was part of …
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Tarp shelters can make a rainy campout much more bearable. In some emergencies, a tarp might save your life. Here are a few tips for making your tarp shelter more secure. This simple A Frame tarp shelter is set up between two anchor points. Multiple causes contributing for the formation cialis on line of pain …
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I carry a bandana, or handkerchief, everywhere. Here’s why you should, too. by Leon Pantenburg I’ve carried a handkerchief all my life as part of my every day carry items, and never thought anything of it. My dad always carried one, and he told me to, so I did. A handkerchief is part of my every day carry …
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If you live in an area with pine trees, you probably have access to pitchwood, one of the most effective waterproof firestarters ever. Here’s how to find it. We know that sex is one of the most talked about topics, even in conservative buy tadalafil australia communities of Asia. Group activities, along with the professional …
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I carry a bandana, or handkerchief, everywhere. Here’s why you should, too. by Leon Pantenburg I’ve carried a handkerchief all my life as part of my every day carry items, and never thought anything of it. My dad always carried one, and he told me to, so I did. A handkerchief is part of my every day carry …
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In an emergency, let’s hope you have food and know how to cook it. But what happens if you end up with a fire, some food staples, and a piece of aluminum foil – can you combine those to make a tasty meal? All you need to make a foil dinner is aluminum foil, food …
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So you want to customize that brand new leather knife sheath, but don’t want to spend a lot of time doing it. Here’s a way to wet form a sheath that is quick and easy. By Leon Pantenburg I have a lot of leather general-purpose knife sheaths, and generally, they work very well. Since they …
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