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The Best Camouflage Pattern for Hunting By Season

October 10, 2018 M.D. Creekmore

Camouflage for hunting wild bore

by Brandon Cox When shopping for camouflage, it’s hard to resist the bargain area where camos are sold for less than retail. Usually, the camos featured in the clearance section are out of season. However, some hunters will jump at the chance to save on camouflage and wear it in the woods – regardless of the […]

Filed Under: Bushcraft

Why You Should Learn Bow Hunting for Survival

October 10, 2018 M.D. Creekmore

bow hunting for survival

by JimShyWolf Let’s clear the air first. I’m not a professional archer or survival bow hunter. I’ve never published an article in BowHunter or Archery magazine, nor have I ever competed in the Olympics in any venue, let alone archery. (Regardless what you may have heard to the contrary.) Nor have I ever traveled out-of-state to hunt any […]

Filed Under: Archery

Inexpensive Bows for Hunting, Bushcraft, and Survival

October 10, 2018 Jesse Mathewson

Recurve BOW for hunting

“Immerse yourself in the outdoor experience. It will cleanse your soul and make you a better person.” Fred Bear “Nothing clears a troubled mind better than shooting a bow.” Fred Bear For thousands of years, archery has been utilized as a tool for hunting, defense and waging war. It is the one tool that has […]

Filed Under: Archery

Why Are Compound Bows Better Than Traditional Bows?

October 10, 2018 M.D. Creekmore

Compound Bow vs Recurve Bow for Beginners

by Brandon Cox If you’re in a survival situation or planning to live off the grid, you are probably interested in weapons. Specifically, what weapon should you take with you. Guns are a logical choice, but they’re hard to maintain over long periods of time because they require ammunition. Once you run out of ammo, […]

Filed Under: Archery

How to Make Your Rural Home Safe From Intruders

October 9, 2018 M.D. Creekmore

by Patrick F Alarms are usually one of two types, audio, or visual, although some can be a combination of the two. Alarms are also a great resource if used effectively and acted upon when triggered. They allow an extra layer of protection/defense especially if one is short of personnel. Placed effectively alarms can enable […]

Filed Under: Security

What’s The Best Multi-Tool to Buy For EDC

October 9, 2018 Jesse Mathewson

  When it comes to multi-tools there are dozens, hundreds of available choices. The best part is, they can all be very useful for a variety of reasons and in a variety of situations. However, for survival, prepping and or simply having, is there one that can work as the go-to, all-around best approach? Rome […]

Filed Under: Knives and Blades

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