ALL Things Survival: 11/21/2013: NEW 3 Hour Show Format!!! Come On and Sit a Spell With Us

Thursday, 11/21/2013 at 8:00PM EST

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The gathered panel of hosts include Military Veterans, Mountain Men and just plain old Hillbillies with a combined experience in Survival of over 100 years!!!!!

Your Panel

JacKatMtn
Semperfortis
David Wendell
Ahabstar
Luke
Bear Truth
Michael

Hour One

FIRE

All about the many different ways to make it, how important it is and how NOT to be "burned" without it.

Hour Two

The Mora Knife Revolution

What makes these little buggers so attractive to pioneers, bushcrafters and survivalists everywhere?

(That's right Jack, KNIVES... LMAO)

Hour Three

RULES of THREE

Back to the basics boys and girls. Always a good idea

PLUS.. Gardening With Laura, OFF the GRID with Doug, and Tools With Greg!!


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Fire starting, huh?

I like the 9v battery and steel wool method. Used it a couple times when those damn fireproof matches weren't so fireproof.

Have a great show folks!

reply to post by semperfortis


Gardening With Laura is a special treat tonight. Think sweets, survival style.

Of course there will be instructions, so pencil and paper will come in handy. Refer to my thread: Gardening with Laura

for the recipe.

BT

It's been awhile since I've had the opportunity to hear the show. And I have to say that I learned a few things from listening tonite. I need to get back into the habit of listening to ya guys (and gal).

Really enjoyed hearing the info and the banter between the hosts..! Good Stuff.

I forgot the one big thing I had to wait to say... But..
I Like the 3 Hour Format!

I might like the 3-hour format. I will have to see next week. Sorry, I fell asleep during the Knife Hour and missed the rest of the show. Good stuff on the fire starting. Old BIC lighters are good for the flint that remains after the gas is gone. I have been looking for the kind of mechanical pencil with the spring-loaded prongs so I can try placing old flints inside and have a good striking instrument. Hard to find a lot of things here in Mexico. I do what I can though.

Outside of a global or regional cataclysm I doubt many of my neighbors would even notice right away if TSHTF. Tribal bushmen are likely the best prepared for such disasters and their way of life may not be impacted at all. Us city folk, many of us, will be doomed. Just knowing a few basic and essential skills can make all the difference, the kind of things you learn in the Boy Scouts. In fact an old Scouts manual has a lot of good information - one of your best bushcraft guides available. Curious if they still teach the same sort of things these days.

Thanks for the show. See you next week.

there was a good video on youtube about how to make fire even if it's been raining for weeks and is still raining. It's not hard afterall. It just takes longer. It's hard to explain, it just involves getting into the center of logs where it's dry, the preparing the inside of the log by cutting it into ultra small, small, twigs, sticks, and then small logs. Not as hard as I thought originally.