I've experimented with many backpacks over the years, and the Hyperlite Southwest 70 is the lightest, toughest, and most comfortable one I've found.
Read moreI recently added a digging hatchet to my survival loadout. It can process wood, dig for food, be used in the garden and serve as a self-defense tool.
Read moreSplit Peas are my new favorite food because they cook quick, have an excellent nutrient profile, store efficiently, mix well with other ingredients and are always delicious.
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Read moreTrust Law is a tool the "gods" and "elite" use to organize their estates and governments, but you probably use it daily too without realizing it.
Read moreHere's how I spend my time mostly hibernating through Winter as a hermit.
Read moreCombining words with music creates a powerful spell that influences reality. This is one of the primary tools for controlling the minds and circumstances of Mankind.
Read moreTechnology experts admit Bitcoin encryption will be breakable in a decade or two, but it actually already is. They just won't take advantage of it until the right moment.
Read moreCombining two thick wool balaclavas and one beanie creates a highly customizeable hood system to handle any weather or climate.
Read moreMosquitos are not only annoying, they are also one of the deadliest species on the planet. Here's how I avoid them while living outdoors.
Read moreThe simplest explanation for someone using Occam's Razor in a debate is that they're an idiot.
Read moreIf you choose to include a dog in your survival plans, eliminate the foods that make them sick from your diet, and then simply share your meals with them.
Read moreThe breakaway civilization on this planet has had access to secret sciences such as cloning, time travel and spirit transfer for decades.
Read moreHaving a durable shirt and pants to wear over your warmer layers is critical for maintaining your more fragile wool clothes. Infusing them with silicon increases their tear resistance, and helps keep you warm.
Read moreIt is likely we interact with the spirits of our loved ones after death, but they may not always be who they say they are.
Read moreAfter many decades of exposure to various kinds of psychological theories and methodologies, my conclusion is that therapists are simply paid friends.
Read moreThanks to a donation I was able to purchase a MK Kelpie Low D Penny Whistle. It's more difficult to play than my High D, but I love the deeper tone.
Read moreThis year's first snow came earlier than usual. Here are some tips on staying warm in the winter without a heat source.
Read moreI recently upgraded the sun hat I've been wearing for years to a custom made felted merino wool wizard hat.
Read moreIt's been awhile! Here's a look at the second farm I live on occasionally, and some thoughts regarding my possible future on the internet.
Read moreJesse shows Chad and me how to create a cob mixture of clay, sand and straw to cover the pallet structure of a building.
Read moreBeing a part of the continuation of Mankind is something many that love life feel called to do, but this can be done in more ways than direct involvement in creation.
Read moreThe Native American grinding corn is ready for harvesting! Let's see how much I got...
Read moreA full day or more of rain is one of the most challenging aspects of living outside. Having the right gear is key, though choosing the right climate will make your life easier.
Read moreWizard Food is a mixture of everything you need to survive in a single powder which can be eaten dry or added to water.
Read moreI've lived outside for over three years, and have used a multi-tool almost every single day. I've recently upgraded to the SwissTool CS Plus, which is widely considered to be the best available.
Read moreChlorine Dioxide Solution (CDS) can be used to clean water and also to heal a large list of illnesses. Here's how I personally make and consume it after many years of experimentation.
Read moreYou may not always have access to online maps or even GPS satellites, so having a detailed paper map of your area is a good idea.
Read moreThe Scarlet Runner Beans are really producing, the Native Grinding Corn is just about ready for processing, and the Sunchokes are proving Electroculture works even in potted plants.
Read moreThe Gypsy Foxx and I found a big open camp site next to a creek in a National Forest. He's feeling better as long as we stay out of high EMF areas.
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