okay folks. things are happening all around the world. people are dissatisfied with the status quo and they are revolting in the streets against the dictators and mad men who lead them.
to this i say bravo. revolution is good for ones soul, especially in moslem countries or corrupt
countries. The gaddaffis and kings and strongmen need to realize you are not scared anymore
and take to the streets , arm yourselves. there are more of you than there are of them. take back your country friends .. hey wait a minute.. i think we need a little of that here too. bust the unions, take away their bargaining rights. workers have the right to show up , work and get a
paycheck. lazy bunch of bums. no wonder the country is in financial hot water.
buy mres stock up on ammo...come the revolution...
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Monday, February 7, 2011
packing
today's list for packing
tomahawk and sheath
heavy duty knife
fire starter kit. flint mag bar and steel
lighter
compass
food
water
clothes in plastic ziplock bag socks etc.
fishing hooks line and 3 sinkers
laminated map (plastic coated)
1 black 1 red wax pencil
2 real corks
small canopener
energy drink /electrolyte mix
folding lockblade knife
rifle ammo and plastic camo coat, hooded with quilting
leggings, snakeproof
gloves hat and sunscreen, chapstick
tomahawk and sheath
heavy duty knife
fire starter kit. flint mag bar and steel
lighter
compass
food
water
clothes in plastic ziplock bag socks etc.
fishing hooks line and 3 sinkers
laminated map (plastic coated)
1 black 1 red wax pencil
2 real corks
small canopener
energy drink /electrolyte mix
folding lockblade knife
rifle ammo and plastic camo coat, hooded with quilting
leggings, snakeproof
gloves hat and sunscreen, chapstick
survival series
survival cache . com is a good website to look at. it gives you links for all survival gear, everything you need to know is there .
you can spend hundreds of dollars on survival gear. it's expensive ... but you can spend less
and learn how to survive by using your brain. that is priceless. kids need to start out early
Boyscouts is a good start. especially if the scoutmasters are former military. i was lucky. My scoutmasters were officers and dedicated to survival . i learned a lot. and put the lessons to good use. the basics are important. first aid. food gathering, water, hunting skills, archery,
rifles and ropes . compass reading orienteering all basic essentials. take the time to learn. its hard to learn on the run..
survival shotguns... i have two, a twelve gauge and a 410. i have a shrew tomahawk
and a few heavy duty knives . and i know how and when to use them...
bug out bags differ from person to person depending on what a person wants or needs.
choose wisely...that is all i can say. .. keep your ammo dry and your spirits up. the road is long and hard, but you'll make it if you try
you can spend hundreds of dollars on survival gear. it's expensive ... but you can spend less
and learn how to survive by using your brain. that is priceless. kids need to start out early
Boyscouts is a good start. especially if the scoutmasters are former military. i was lucky. My scoutmasters were officers and dedicated to survival . i learned a lot. and put the lessons to good use. the basics are important. first aid. food gathering, water, hunting skills, archery,
rifles and ropes . compass reading orienteering all basic essentials. take the time to learn. its hard to learn on the run..
survival shotguns... i have two, a twelve gauge and a 410. i have a shrew tomahawk
and a few heavy duty knives . and i know how and when to use them...
bug out bags differ from person to person depending on what a person wants or needs.
choose wisely...that is all i can say. .. keep your ammo dry and your spirits up. the road is long and hard, but you'll make it if you try
Saturday, January 29, 2011
survival series
this particular blog goes into detail on gear.
gear i carry when i camp
backpacks
hatchet or tomahawk
fire starter kits -2
tent
nylon cord- paracord 40 feet
coffee kit
utensils fork knife spoon
spare clothes
radios 2 way
spare batteries
heavy duty knife
fishing line- hooks- sinkers-3 bobbers =2
clothes, 2 spare pairs of socks washcloth and soap unscented
food kit, us boyscouts
canteens-3
sleeping bag,
fleece blankets-2
rifle .50 caliber with 60 rounds , powder caps and patches
shotgun .410 with rifled slugs and #4 shells
pistols .22 pistol with 50 rnds . -44 with caps and balls powder
gun tool kit- chocolate box...
food... assorted foods, jerky, dehydrated foods. etc.
H20 a necessity
bush axe
razor sharp knives 3
plastic waterproof tarp 10 x 16
gear i carry when i camp
backpacks
hatchet or tomahawk
fire starter kits -2
tent
nylon cord- paracord 40 feet
coffee kit
utensils fork knife spoon
spare clothes
radios 2 way
spare batteries
heavy duty knife
fishing line- hooks- sinkers-3 bobbers =2
clothes, 2 spare pairs of socks washcloth and soap unscented
food kit, us boyscouts
canteens-3
sleeping bag,
fleece blankets-2
rifle .50 caliber with 60 rounds , powder caps and patches
shotgun .410 with rifled slugs and #4 shells
pistols .22 pistol with 50 rnds . -44 with caps and balls powder
gun tool kit- chocolate box...
food... assorted foods, jerky, dehydrated foods. etc.
H20 a necessity
bush axe
razor sharp knives 3
plastic waterproof tarp 10 x 16
Thursday, January 27, 2011
survival series
my tomahawk, made by shrew is an valuable tool . i can cut meat with it, chop wood with it
and use it to defend myself. my brain is a powerful tool as well. with it i can covey messages, write tidbits that stimulate and cause people to give action.
my black powder rifle is a tool. it provides me with food for my table over the long winter months. Deer, rabbits, squirrels, possums, beaver, and game birds just to name a few items.
i also have a shotgun, or two..makes life interesting...
ive embarked on two projects, building a bow and building a boat. the bow is more time consuming. the boat floats and gets me from point a to b with a paddle or my electric motor.
and use it to defend myself. my brain is a powerful tool as well. with it i can covey messages, write tidbits that stimulate and cause people to give action.
my black powder rifle is a tool. it provides me with food for my table over the long winter months. Deer, rabbits, squirrels, possums, beaver, and game birds just to name a few items.
i also have a shotgun, or two..makes life interesting...
ive embarked on two projects, building a bow and building a boat. the bow is more time consuming. the boat floats and gets me from point a to b with a paddle or my electric motor.
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
survival series
more deaths attributed to sub zero temperatures ...
in this day and age no one should die from hypothermia. no one should freeze to death.
me, i worry about pneumonia more than anything. i have no heat besides a little space heater to keep me warm, when i use it. the electric company charged me 548 dollars for the privilege to
keep my lights on. gasoline is 4bucks a gallon here plus. and its only going to get worse. the warmest ive been all winter long was yesterday at the doctors office. us older folks like it warm
so i go to the library to get warm. imagine having to bathe in cold water. its a shock, but hey i want to be clean. that is when the pipes aren't frozen up. I'd live in my truck and ive been working on a radiator for the camper to heat it up if im forced to spend the night in it. ive got a good sleeping bag that needs some sewing. the worst case is dying alone and unloved and worse s deep in debt i owe more than i have.
you have a nice warm place, i live in an unheated trailer. the fire marshal says i cant use my woodstove any more, because it's not up to code...it would take me a year to redo it and about three thousand dollars to put a new roof on this place and bring it up to code.. im lucky they don't condemn this place.
in this day and age no one should die from hypothermia. no one should freeze to death.
me, i worry about pneumonia more than anything. i have no heat besides a little space heater to keep me warm, when i use it. the electric company charged me 548 dollars for the privilege to
keep my lights on. gasoline is 4bucks a gallon here plus. and its only going to get worse. the warmest ive been all winter long was yesterday at the doctors office. us older folks like it warm
so i go to the library to get warm. imagine having to bathe in cold water. its a shock, but hey i want to be clean. that is when the pipes aren't frozen up. I'd live in my truck and ive been working on a radiator for the camper to heat it up if im forced to spend the night in it. ive got a good sleeping bag that needs some sewing. the worst case is dying alone and unloved and worse s deep in debt i owe more than i have.
you have a nice warm place, i live in an unheated trailer. the fire marshal says i cant use my woodstove any more, because it's not up to code...it would take me a year to redo it and about three thousand dollars to put a new roof on this place and bring it up to code.. im lucky they don't condemn this place.
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
survival series
In this day and age, having a car emergency kit is a must have, including road flares , emergency blanket, first aid kit and fire extinguisher. especially since this past week there have been ice and snow storms in 49 states . i also include a sewing kit in my gear bag and a knife.
i also have a hammer device that can break out a window, it has a pin for puncturing deployed airbags, and a light and razor to cut off seatbelts,,,
so there is black ice on the roads.. its dark out and you have to go to the store..my advise, stay home. call a friend who lives close to the store and ask them to do it for you. a good friend will help you out, slip and fall, break a bone. not so fun is it. ?
if you drive and hit ice turn into the skid and hold on. hospitals report more cardiac arrests and kids being hurt during snowy weather. cardiac arrests from old guys shovelling the driveway, and hurt kids, teens especially who do stupid things in the storm, like walk out on pertly frozen ponds and fall through the ice... peace and stay warm...
i also have a hammer device that can break out a window, it has a pin for puncturing deployed airbags, and a light and razor to cut off seatbelts,,,
so there is black ice on the roads.. its dark out and you have to go to the store..my advise, stay home. call a friend who lives close to the store and ask them to do it for you. a good friend will help you out, slip and fall, break a bone. not so fun is it. ?
if you drive and hit ice turn into the skid and hold on. hospitals report more cardiac arrests and kids being hurt during snowy weather. cardiac arrests from old guys shovelling the driveway, and hurt kids, teens especially who do stupid things in the storm, like walk out on pertly frozen ponds and fall through the ice... peace and stay warm...
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