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Home Is gasoline a good fuel choice for long-term storage? Here are some thoughts. by Leon Pantenburg One critical long-term storage item is fuel for heating and cooking. Your choices will probably depend on where you live. If you will be in an area with lots of sunshine, some sort of solar cooker or heater …
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Home Wonder how to cook all that storage food? Check out this free cookbook drawing. by Leon Pantenburg So you have your storage food – now what will you do with it? Tess Pennington, founder of ReadyNutrition.com, a prepping website based out of Houston, Texas, has some suggestions. About 300, to be exact. Her latest …
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Home Here’s a quick, easy breakfast meal to take backpacking. by Leon Pantenburg I’ve always liked the taste of the rolled oats. When I was a kid growing up on a farm, my mom used to make a big pan of oatmeal for breakfast on cold Iowa mornings. The cereal was filling and stuck with …
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http://www.survivalcommonsense.com So you have all these food storage supplies. Now what? How are you going to cook them? by Leon Pantenburg One of the most common questions from newbies to preparedness and food storage is: How do I cook the stuff? Good question. After Y2K never happened in 2000, I was left with stores of …
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http://www.survivalcommonsense.com Recent tornadoes in Texas this week demonstrate the destructive power of the high winds. Here are some tips to help you survive a tornado. by Leon Pantenburg I was below St. Paul, Minn., on my end-to-end Mississippi River canoe trip when I got really close to a tornado. Here is the excerpt from “Downriver: …
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Home 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. Another brand of sildenafil is Revatio, which is used to …
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Home I’ve always been afraid of tornadoes, even before I heard of the Wicked Witch of the West and: “Surrender Dorothy!” If you live in an area with the potential for tornadoes or cyclones, you owe it to yourself and your family to be prepared! by Leon Pantenburg Visit our store! In female, high-tech vaginal lubricants …
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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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Home Disclaimer: At the time of publication, Power Research Inc. does not advertise with SurvivalCommonSense.com or any of its affiliates. I was not reimbursed for this review. Remember Y2K? I have five gallons of kerosene left over from that wake-up call, and now I can continue to use it. by Leon Pantenburg Y2K was the …
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Home In 1991, The Iceman was discovered in the Otztal Alps, the location giving him his now famous name: Otzi. His preserved body and equipment have provided a wealth of information about the time in which he lived. His survival gear provides a lesson we can benefit from. by Leon Pantenburg He died and was …
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