wilderness

How to whistle loudly with your fingers – It’s a lost art but it could be a life saver

What do you do if you need to catch the attention of someone in the wilderness; shout at the top…

7 years ago

Purifying water in the wilderness

Since our bodies are comprised between 55-65% of water and the fact we are unlikely to be able to survive…

7 years ago

Top 10 Most Overlooked Survival Items

A critical element of any good survival plan is being able to take the everyday random items you have around…

7 years ago

Why does the American West have enormous concrete arrows across it

A couple has stated they had discovered 102 arrows thus far, and they are peculiar concrete symbols that have been…

7 years ago

5 Wild Locations On The East Coast

The east coast has some amazing parks and wild locations worth checking out. Here are a few that are well…

7 years ago

A blade in the bush – axes, hatchets, tomahawks, and knives.

Pretty much everyone takes some sort of blade with them into the wilderness. It’s just common sense, there are so…

7 years ago

Carabiners: A climber’s guide to biner basics

The carabiner is one of the greatest technological marvels of our time. They are also one of the simplest. Essentially,…

7 years ago

Poisonous plants you should avoid at all costs

Identifying poisonous plants is vital for someone in a survival situation. Being able to recognize what plants are dangerous for…

8 years ago

Travel blogging – why you should write while on the road

Travel blogging may seem a little narcissistic. But if you don’t record your adventures, in a couple of years you’ll…

8 years ago

How Did Richard Proenneke Die? Exploring the Wilderness Legacy of Richard Proenneke

Only a few places in the US are more isolated and more beautiful than the Twin Lakes region of Alaska.…

8 years ago