How To Stay Warm in Extreme Cold with a Mors Kochanski “Super Shelter”
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Which Axe is Right for You?
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Using the Elevator Fire Lay for the Perfect Campfire
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Die in a Pile of Brass
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Cold Hard Cache!
Take a Load Off The reason my bug out bag is so light is because I rely on a system of caches. When planning out
5 Essential Axe Skills That Can Save Your Life!
AXE SKILLS can save your life. As a winter outdoor adventurer, the ability to build a fire is critical to survival. Practical and safe axe
Finding Natural Tinder Resources And How To Use Them
Seasoned survivalists have a “possum mentality.” Possums gather things as they go and never pass a resource. (Did you know they curl their tails like
Gear Up For Winter! My Tips For Cold Weather Survival.
If you haven’t noticed, Winter is officially here! When frigid temperatures hit, it’s time to make life-saving changes and additions to your gear kits. Whether
Progression by Regression
Progress by Regression Relationship Between Gear and Wilderness Skills The training system that I have developed recognizes that there is an inversely proportionate relationship between
Water is Life
Water really is life, so being able to get clean water in the backcountry is a huge priority. It is an immediate need. Generally speaking,
The True Value of Training
A father and son teamed up for a course and left with an unforgettable wilderness experience. My name is Jeff Carlson. My son Jack and