To many people, life without the power grid is an unfathomable and scary prospect. Survivalists have a different mindset; they understand that the power grid is a fragile and convenient luxury, and they do not take it for granted. If
You are only one attack away from becoming a victim. It doesn’t matter if you exist in the world as we know it or a society that has experienced a collapse, self-defense training is absolutely essential. My experience training in
Did you know that you can eat Dandelions? Yes, Dandelions, the “weed.” It is very edible and tastes just like spinach. Dandelions are often used for making teas, coffees, and salads! The coffee is absolutely delicious. Dandelions also make a
The Seven Sisters of Urban Survival (Part 1) Water What does enough water for 72 hours look like? For 2 adults, at the maximum standard of 1 gallon per day, per person, for all purposes, it’s 12 – 2 Lt.
Even an average person with no interest in survival or prepping could probably list for you at least five different types of disasters, mostly natural ones. Yet, when you sit down to plan for emergency events and how to prepare
Join in on The Outdoorsman’s Art Radio Show with Blake Alma, editor-in-chief here at Survivalist Daily, interview Dave Canterbury, New York Times Best-selling author, TV Show host, and the founder of Self-Reliance Outfitters. Listen to the podcast here below: You
Radiation was a big buzz word back in the 50’s because every cheap Sci-fi movie had it being the cause of every type of mutant creature from giant ants on up. It then got batted around a little more seriously in
Official type emergency handbooks and such from FEMA, the Red Cross, and other such sources use general guidelines for most situations. They also concentrate the most on natural disasters and stick to the common basics. You, however, should take a look
Bushcraft is about thriving in the natural environment, and the acquisition of the skills and knowledge to do so. Here are five bushcraft skills you must know to survive. Hunting, Fishing, and Trapping In bushcraft, it is of the upmost
