I'm back at the Offgrid Compound visiting friends for a few days, and decided to put up the old Hot Tent while mosquitos eat my face.
Read moreI've been living outside for over a year including all of the last Winter. Here is the clothing I use to survive freezing temperatures without even needing a fire.
Read moreI slept the night in the cave and the temperature pushed the limits of my lightweight sleep system.
Read moreChris and I explore a forgotten river valley and discover the remains of a small village long abandoned.
Read moreThere is a sea of mosquitos up here in the mornings and evenings. Here's how I protect myself from them.
Read moreI've decided to camp up on the hill of the Offgrid Compound even though there are clear signs of bear in the area.
Read moreWe're joined by Joel of AbnormalBliss to discuss his large offgrid compound and how they gather resources such as food, water and electricity.
Read moreGetting offgrid may be advantageous in these turbulent times, and will likely be more pleasant than living in an urban area. Here are some potential broad strategies you could use to get there.
Read moreIt's forecasted to rain for almost 3 days straight, so I'm going to take down the Poncho Shelter and put up the larger Tarp instead.
Read moreA Millbank Bag can be used to clean mud and sand out of water, and also makes a great survival pillow.
Read moreI list all of my on-foot survival gear on my website. Now may be a good time to equip yourself for an unexpected nomadic adventure.
Read moreGuns aren't just good for protecting yourself and those you love from evils native to this planet...
Read moreThose who refuse to join the worldwide technocratic slave system may be completely cutoff from technology one day. Could you survive without it?
Read moreA Camp Stove which uses sticks as fuel is one of the most important pieces of survival equipment you can have.
Read moreGuerilla Gardening is completely ethical as long as you aren't harming anyone or damaging an ecosystem, and may be necessary to survive the coming famine.
Read moreWater can be distilled offgrid using sticks and twigs as fuel with a Rocket Stove and an Alcohol Still.
Read moreMost people think insects and other small critters would be a nuisance when living outdoors, but in my many years of sleeping on the dirt they've never really been a problem.
Read moreI've been living outdoors for almost a year now. Here's my current camp after all that time optimizing things.
Read moreFood shortages are already here, and with famine comes a sea of nightmares. Consider getting what you need to survive the worst part, and expect to perform manual labor on the other side to help grow food.
Read moreI plant one of the Sunchokes, also known as Jerusalem Artichoke, a viewer gifted me at the spring in the desert.
Read moreI carry two large buckets of rice and lentils through the desert to stash it in the super secret Wizard's Den.
Read moreI recommend Chlorine Dioxide for cleaning water because it's effective, inexpensive and also cures the body of most ailments. However, if that's not an option for you I recommend the Sawyer Squeeze or the Berkey Gravity Filter.
Read moreI find a new spring in the desert and build a makeshift dam to pool the water to make it more accessible.
Read moreI come across some scrap someone dumped in the wilderness, and discuss how this would be a valuable discover in the apocalypse...
Read moreI explore some newly discovered springs in the desert, and plant a bunch of Amaranth seed.
Read moreHere's my personal strategy for surviving the clearly approaching (and engineered) worldwide famine.
Read moreA giant wind storm came through today and blew down my Hot Tent, broke my Solar eBike battery, destroyed my Poncho Shelter and led to me reinjuring my foot... fun times
Read moreMy custom made Wizard Belt holds a lot of useful gear in an organized way while maintaining comfort at higher weights.
Read moreThe last DIY upgrades to my sleeping pad are working out great, but it is a bit fragile, so here's my sturdier second attempt.
Read moreI've had the Pomoly Hex Hot Tent for almost 6 months now, and it has stood up great to the rain, wind and snow.
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