Fire – RIGHT NOW!
Many situations need a fire, right now! An emergency or something you come upon. May not even be an emergency or survival situation, yet.
Many situations need a fire, right now! An emergency or something you come upon. May not even be an emergency or survival situation, yet.
I put wood in the stove, set the Hurlburt fire starter under it and struck a match. Within seconds there was a six-inch flame. After a minute, the wood ignited.
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You are also cold and you need to find a way to make a fire and warm up. If you have followed the motto of the Boy Scouts, “Be Prepared,” then survival is on your side.
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It’s quite amazing how many people (if they admit it) have had a potentially near-death experience in the outdoors. It’s rarely a plane crash or
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It seems we are living in an age of electronic wizardry. Every season there is a raft of new GPS and communication devices as well
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On Monday May 1, 2017, at around 5:30 a.m., a magnitude 6.2 earthquake landed near the B.C.-Yukon border, followed by another slightly stronger one at around 7:30 a.m. The rare event got a lot more people talking about seismic activity in the region, and a few murmured their fears of an eventual “big one.”
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Do you have a dial watch? You have a compass!
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From my experience, here are the top 10 items you must have when camping
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It is absolutely amazing how even a little preparation can get us through challenges that could be insurmountable without a bit of prep time.
Emergency organizations have utilized the zombie craze opportunity to get out their message of Emergency preparedness.
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The Yukon is a pretty incredible place, but with so much wide, empty wilderness, few people and limited technology capacity in backcountry areas, it’s important to remember to prepare, plan and train before you venture out there.
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“It will take a few minutes.” Almost all the time, taking a few minutes to get a fire going is an acceptable part of the
We get pretty good at fire-starting if we light enough fires, but there are some ways to make it even easier. Solid-fuel fire-starters work well
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Most survival situations don’t involve plane crashes, floods or blizzards. Usually they are fairly routine events such as a broken motorboat propeller, water in the
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Slowly their strength grew An’ the winter they made it through. The two old ladies survived the cold weather By working together and sleeping together.
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