Review | The Hults Bruk American Felling Axe should be part of your preparedness gear
If you only had one tool to use for clearing land, building a cabin and possibly self defense, chances are you’d pick an axe. Take a look at this axe for inclusion in your emergency gear. A quality ax may be worth its weight in gold.
Update: Is the Beretta Long Sleeve Shooting Shirt the best choice for hot weather?
Update: The Beretta Long Sleeve Shooting Shirt is my first choice for hot weather wear.
Cowboy hat review: American Hat Makers Montana Straw
A sun hat is something you don’t want to scrimp on. A broad-brimmed, well-ventilated hat can keep you from getting sunburned. It might keep you from getting sunstroke. This American Hat Makers straw hat might be just what you need!
Five reasons you need sturdy leather work boots in your wardrobe
Leather boots have a place in your wardrobe, no matter where you live. Here are five reasons why.
Three emergencies where a tactical pen can be really useful
How often have we heard that hackneyed, mossy old cliche, “The pen is mightier than the sword?” Unexpected emergencies happen all the time and you may need a tactical pen.
Review: Titan by Arctic Zone Leak-Proof Welded Cooler
Your most valuable piece of survival equipment after a natural disaster may turn out to be an efficient cooler.
Emergency Medical Kits for Your Go-Bag | Jase Medical
Having a quality medical kit and backup medications is just common sense.
Family heirloom WWII German rifle now in museum display
After some 80 years in family gunsafes, this World War Two German K98 rifle now resides in a WWII display in the Old Court House Museum in Vicksburg, Mississippi.
Review: Irish Setter Wingshooter XD work boots model 83676
Irish Setter™ had produced a heavy duty version of their iconic Wingshooter™ boot for people who need sturdy, extreme hard work boots. Here is how they worked out for me.
Prepare, practice these tips to keep kids safe outdoors
Here are some steps to make your child as safe as possible outdoors. The outing preparation should start long before you arrive at the trailhead.







