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This is equipment I have tested in the past year and recommend. Some of the companies are now sponsors of SurvivalCommonSense.com. Prior to accepting advertising, all products had to be tested and approved. By Leon Pantenburg The traditional Mothers Day gifts of cards and flowers are undoubtedly appreciated. And, really, how can you do too …
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Mothers Day is May 11. What useful, fun gift can you get the prepper and/or survival mom when the budget is tight? by Leon Pantenburg The best gifts show some thought. Even if you don’t have a lot to spend, you can either make or improvise these gifts to help make your mother feel appreciated. …
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Quick, easy recipes to make tasty foods from storage foods should be part of your survival gear. During an emergency you might end up with a few basic food staples, a campfire and people to feed. <img class=" " style="margin-left: 2px;margin-right: 2px;border: 0.5px solid black" title="The school crowd only left me two biscuits for the …
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Home Who says storage food meals have to be bland and boring? This recipe helps use up leftover cooked beans. by Leon Pantenburg Many great storage food recipes are based on beans and rice. When combined, these two form a complete protein. This herb lowers reference buy cialis the cortisol and balances T4 levels in …
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Home Once a certain price point is reached, there may not be much difference in knife performance. Is a custom knife worth the money? by Leon Pantenburg So who really needs a custom survival/bushcraft/utility/whatever knife? Short answer: Probably nobody. This Bark River Bird and Trout Knife makes a superb paring knife. If you process and …
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Home A plastic kids’ toboggan has many uses in wilderness and survival situations. And they’re easy to find and cheap. Here’s why you might consider one as a piece of survival equipment. by Leon Pantenburg My daughter’s purple plastic toboggan was relegated to the storage shed as she outgrew that aspect of snow sports. But …
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Home Many of us preparedness types believe that an emergency and/or crises can happen at any instant. Recent events bear this out, and Lisa Bedford, the Survival Mom explains some ways to get ready for an out-of-the-blue emergency event. Symptoms may include cough, fever, chills, night sweats, eating disorder (loss https://pdxcommercial.com/author/dhuffman/ levitra on line of …
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http://www.survivalcommonsense.com If dandelions were hard to grow, they would be most welcome on any lawn: Andrew Mason quotes. It seems like common sense to know what common plants are edible and available for the picking. This post from the Survival Mom explains some of the ways the dandelion can be used. Guest post by Donna …
Home Nothing says survival food has to be tasteless. This recipe uses aluminum foil and a campfire to make one of my favorite trout recipes. by Leon Pantenburg I don’t carry fishing gear in my pocket survival kit. But it is rare for me not to have fishing gear along if Get a foolproof survival …
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