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I bought this knife to field test and received no compensation for writing this review. There’s a reason some knife designs become classics and never die out. The L.T. Wright Genesis is patterned on one of those knives, and I predict it is going to be very popular. by Leon Pantenburg The L.T. Wright Genesis …
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So you’ve got your Ten Essentials and think you’re ready to head for the wilderness? Maybe. Have you thought about how you would contact Search and Rescue if you needed help? by Blake Miller I listened to John Kruse’s fine outdoor radio program this morning. One of the guests was the Sheriff from Grant County, …
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I was interviewed by Tammy Trayer, author the Mountain Woman Journals last week. We talked about a variety of fun topics related to survival including survival mindset, packing the right tools and Dutch oven cooking. Listen to the show here. (Just scroll down the page to Mountain Woman Journals: Interview with Leon Pantenburg) Thanks for tuning …
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Good recipes for stored staples may be one of your most useful survival tools. Biscuits, made from a healthy, homemade mix, can provide good nutrition and taste! by Leon Pantenburg Prepared people know that keeping the family fed during an emergency is a priority. But over the long haul, diet monotony can be a problem. Eating the …
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Some of the most valuable survival tools are simple, useful methods of doing everyday tasks. Here’s a simple way to cook over a campfire when you don’t have a grill or some sort of pot holder. When it comes to cooking during a survival situation, you may only have a metal pot or cast iron …
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The field of wilderness survival is full of untested myths and legends that could be fatal. There are several myths regarding gathering water in the desert, and mistakes could be fatal Soon he became paralyzed with emotional browse around for more cialis online dysfunction. A buy viagra for women man who experiences difficulty getting …
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Looking for a survival/bushcraft knife? How much blade do you need? by Leon Pantenburg Suppose you want to invest in a knife for bushcraft and/or overall outdoor use. Among the considerations is how long the blade should be. What do you need, and which length is best? Beats me. Knife designs go in cycles, and …
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One of the things you don’t want to have to improvise is a good sleeping bag. If you can’t sleep at night because you’re cold, the next day is guaranteed to be exhausting. Too light a bag can put you in danger of hypothermia. Too heavy a bag may be too hot for comfort and …
The death of a teenage hiker this week along the Pacific Crest Trail has been ruled an accident, coroner documents show. Timothy Evan Nodal, 19, of Julian died of heat stroke while hiking with a friend in the Cleveland National Forest in temperatures ranging from 74 to 80 degrees. (Click here to read the entire …
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Suppose all you have to make a survival shelter from is a piece of visqueen or Tyvek. There are no grommets in the corners or sides – how will you secure the tarp? by Leon Pantenburg A simple way to create a tarp fastening only requires a rock, pine cone or some round-ish, small …
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