If you’re like me, it’s not too often you find a television show worth devoting your time to. Survival type shows are about the only TV I enjoy enough to put my phone down. So I’m assembling a list of the survival show that I’ve enjoyed. This is a work in progress. I will update …
Looking for an extensive list of survival and apocalyptic movies? Then look no further. I’m outlining the movies I’ve enjoyed below. Whether it’s from the dawn of film or much more recent. I hope you find this film catalog useful. This is a work in progress. I will update this post as I become aware of …
A versatile belt knife, the Battle Horse Knives “Brumby”, is a great size for all-around use. The scales have a thinner profile, by design, then many knives of its size. It’s plenty comfortable for a variety of handholds and tasks. Initial Impressions Upon the first feel of the Brumby, I was impressed by the quality …
This little knife is ready for action with its classic blade shape and ergonomic handle scales. Survive’s Great attention to detail and subtle refinement are what bring Survive Knives to the top of my “go-to” blade pile. Initial Impressions It’s small but mighty. The ergonomics are comfortable, but not perfect, in my large-sized hands. The classic design is perfect …
While I believe in checking and maintaining gear before you head out, sometimes failure is inevitable. Carrying just a few small repair items can save the day if your gear happens to fail you. If possible I find it best to address gear issues as soon as they become apparent, ignored problems only tend to …
The 2015 gathering has been written into history. Knowledge was shared, skills were passed down and all is well. The pathfinder community grows larger and stronger with each passing year. If you missed the annual pathfinder gathering fear not the 2016 gathering has already been confirmed.
I’d like to provide some insight for those wondering what they should consider bringing to a Pathfinder Gathering. There’s no set list of required gear but you’ll want to bring the 10 Cs, a bit of food, some basic camping equipment, and well… allow me to expand on the details – please read on.
Prologue ~ Have you ever been lost in the wilderness? (or thought you were?) It’s an unmistakable feeling – often of fear, helplessness, and regret. Being lost can cause a panic response that often leads to a series of bad decisions. Pushing yourself too hard for too long, not taking in nourishment, making rash decisions, …
