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  1. Best Survival Knife

    I'm selling a nib Battle Horse Knives PLSK1 with sheath for $200. Great blade.

  2. Under appreciated and often overlooked prep items:

    Just imagine if SHTF how many people would have to swing an axe that haven't done so in 10+ years. It'll get messy quick. Also a solid library of how to's. Including medicine, wild edibles, medicinal plants, tactics, maps, building designs, you name it. A preppers library is one of the...

  3. Would you be safe if Atlanta was hit?

    Nothing but cows and chicken farms as far as the eye can see. And that eye is behind a 6-24x Burris XTAC on a Barrett.

  4. Under appreciated and often overlooked prep items:

    Yep, I have a 40lb bucket of Pure sodium hypochlorite. Rare to find nowadays.

  5. Under appreciated and often overlooked prep items:

    I thought about rolls of generic ripstop fabric for clothes or other items.
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    Wash Towels and StrikeForce

    What is worth it's weight in gold for a long hike is a travel sized baby powder. It's amazing.

  7. UST Catalog

    I think he meant Berkey but that's not a take with you kind of filtration system. The Sawyer is good to go. Survival blankets are easy. Get an actual "space" brand blanket off Amazon. I used several during Canterbury's Pathfinder course and they held up well. Extra tip. Throw all your gear into...
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    Wash Towels and StrikeForce

    Wash towels are a waste of space and weight. Carry a wash cloth and some Dr. Brommers soap. The Strikefore is the number one fire starter I see break. Just get a .5"x5" ferro rod off eBay for $4.
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    Sawyer Water Purifier

    I have a bunch, they are great. Pro tip. Keep it in your coat pocket during sub freezing days and the sleeping bag at night. If they freeze it tears up the filtration media.

  10. Under appreciated and often overlooked prep items:

    Trapping is a skillset necessary to become a well rounded prepper for sure. There is no reason we shouldn't have tons of real snare wire, 110's, and 220's.

  11. Wilderness First Aid (WFA) Certification course 26-28 Jan

    I've taken this class. It's on point. (Coming from a former EMT)

  12. Under appreciated and often overlooked prep items:

    Make friends with a doctor and be bluntly honest about your prepping concerns. I've gotten bulk meds that way.

  13. Under appreciated and often overlooked prep items:

    +1 to physical fitness. What about training and manpower?

  14. Under appreciated and often overlooked prep items:

    Communications. The ability to know what is happening in your immeadiate area, regional area, and beyond. To interact with the community and create a large neighborhood watch can only be done with radios.

  15. Under appreciated and often overlooked prep items:

    Powdered milk lasts 3-5 years if properly stored. 18 months if not.

  16. Under appreciated and often overlooked prep items:

    I dig iodine and cash on hand. Iodine is a trace element necessary for proper bodily function. And cash on hand is something most people neglect. Cash will still likely be very relevant for the first week or two after the great big slide.

  17. Under appreciated and often overlooked prep items:

    Knowledge is probably a resource that outdoes all others.

  18. Under appreciated and often overlooked prep items:

    Referenced earlier on another post is the usefulness of salt and sugar. Their uses vary considerably yet are super cheap in bulk. Other examples include white vinegar, bleach, various alcohols and such. What are your thoughts? Any preps to add?

  19. Foraging: what it really takes.

    Yep, which has all sorts of medicinal uses.

  20. Foraging: what it really takes.

    Sugar is wildly used in preservation and is obviously a winner when it comes to calorie density.
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