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Food Tips
From The Guide: Right behind water, food will be essential for any short or extened period of time after a disaster. The less preparation required the better. Ideally, choose foods that require little...
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Cooking supplies
From The Guide, here is a list of cooking supplies to have on-hand: Sterno or other canned heating products, plenty of cans Matches, wood, “light anywhere” are best Magnesium fire-starter bar Butane...
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Fuel Tips
From The Guide It is essential to have the fuel which is necessary to cook, for fire or transportation or to run your generator. Gasoline can be highly flammable and must be stored wisely in an...
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Knives
From The Guide Knives are very personal, and there are thousands of manufacturers and styles to choose from. If you ware not sure, then go to a knife store, read a knife catalog or web retailer. Look...
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The Honey Stove: Not Just A Wood Stove
From sectionhiker. Here’s a nifty new ultralight wood stove stove that I found on London Backpacker’s blog over the weekend that is manufactured and sold by backpackinglight.co.uk, (which has no...
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The Mother Lode (The US Army Survival Manual)
Our tax dollars at work! The FM 3-05.70 Survival manual was developed by the U.S. Army. It weighs in at over 235 pages. It covers pretty much everything you ever needed to know in a pinch, from...
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Murphy’s Law
With thanks to blackshield Murphy’s Laws of TEOTWAWKI From Wikipedia: Murphy’s Law is an adage that is typically stated as: “Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong”. 1. Food, you still don’t have...
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