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  1. Cool stuff for my son and daughter

    When they get a bit older, simple snares, how to dress a rabbit or squirrel, start a fire and safely cook it.

  2. Cool stuff for my son and daughter

    At that age I'd say too young for fire starting, although material gathering would be good. Basic woods awareness, building simple shelters, simple tracking (identifying tracks of different common animals), fishing, what to do if you get lost in the woods.

  3. Cool stuff for my son and daughter

    Reading the terrain to optimally set up supporting, interlocking fields of fire. Sorry, that's the advanced class.

  4. Is There Such A Thing As A Viable Tool For Self Defense For A Minor College Student

    Bit more conspicuous but one of my personal favorites, sjambok......scourge of the dark continent. Some day I'd love to have a real one made of rhino hide but in the mean time, cold steel makes em cheap and tough. Also great to dissuade aggressive dogs out in public.

  5. Is There Such A Thing As A Viable Tool For Self Defense For A Minor College Student

    Tactical pen mentioned is another good option, bit more expensive but used in exactly the same way

  6. Is There Such A Thing As A Viable Tool For Self Defense For A Minor College Student

    Aluminum self defense keychain. Cheap, legal but will definitely need some practice to be effective. I practiced martial arts for many years until I destroyed my back. If I couldn't carry a proper weapon that's what I'd have on me. Don't need full blown ,martial arts training but some basic...

  7. Cigarette long term storage.

    In the early 70's I smoked some Camels (no filter) from C-rations from WWII that were sitting in grandpa's garage. Not pleasant!
  8.

    Barbarians at the gate

    How many knew that Chiraq had to install a network of listening posts to triangulate the location of gunshots based on relative distance of travel of the sound waves? There are so many shootings there that people don’t bother calling them in so they had to install a system

  9. It’s getting close to the survival section to be the hottest section on here

    In all seriousness, don't rely on having the internet available to look stuff up. Get a book or two on survival basics. Safe water, food, fire, shelter, basic first aid, basic woodcraft. Makes me sick that even in scouts today they seem to lack basic survival skills. Just an old scout...

  10. Long Term Food Storage Buckets & Supplies on the cheap for the beginner

    Search on craigslist for barrel, you'll find many

  11. Military Surplus Stores

    How about NE? Used to be one in Athens although somewhat small and with a fairly static inventory. It was over in Normaltown but closed some time ago. I love wandering around a good army/navy surplus store to look for cool stuff.

  12. Tent Heating Devices!

    ICS and MSS for the win.

  13. Can you eat meat of animals you’re allergic to?

    Depends on whether or not you put enough hot sauce on it

  14. Silver Wire/Electrodes

    Search on eBay for pure silver wire, you’ll find plenty

  15. Bet you never tried this

    They're not called boobs, they're called Man-maries

  16. Alcohol deals for trade fodder.

    Well ya gotta feed the hogs ya know!!!! After you move the wash all that corn can't just go to waste, at least that's what I've observed from YouTube videos.

  17. Long Term Food Storage Buckets & Supplies on the cheap for the beginner

    Home Depot (I use lots of their buckets), lids do have a big rubber o-ring to seal them. I haven't checked though to see if they are food safe.

  18. Long Term Food Storage Buckets & Supplies on the cheap for the beginner

    This dude in ATL sells new food grade buckets for $2/each. https://atlanta.craigslist.org/sat/bfs/d/riverdale-gallon-food-grade-buckets/7314505009.html Down by the airport.

  19. Drinking Water. SHTF Options.

    Chlorine bleach, plain, unscented. 8 drops of good old fashioned bleach per gallon of water.

  20. Drinking Water. SHTF Options.

    8 drops of bleach per gallon of water. Let that sit for a while before drinking, I'd wait an hour. That'll kill the bugs but do nothing for pollutants other than bacteria and micro-organisms. It also won't clean out all the stuff that a nice filter will. On the flip side it's dirt cheap so a...
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