Artifical Intelligence – Bad for website content and sharing valid info?
Every day, I get several requests from people (or are they robots?) wanting to corroborate, write stories or add backlinks to my website. Where does this stuff come from? How valuable is it? How do you tell what is AI-generated? Will you trust your survival to robot-generated knowledge that has…
For Wilderness and Urban Safety | Attach a whistle to your child
You can only yell for help as long as your voice lasts. Here’s why you need to carry a whistle.
Video: What to carry in your big game hunting daypack
A hunter’s daypack houses a very personal collection of gear designed to keep you safe, dry and warm. It also must contain meat cutting tools and equipment. Here’s what I carry in mine.
10 tips for hooking kids on fishing
Want to wean those kids away from the video games and TV binge watching? Teach them how to fish. Here are some tips for getting beginner kids started.
Go take a walk – reconnect with nature and yourself
“I find that the three truly great times for thinking thoughts are when I am standing in the shower, sitting on the john, or walking. And the greatest, by far, is walking” – Colin Fletcher The Complete Walker.
Knife review and video: Donavon Phillips Drop Point Kephart
Ever wonder where some knife designs come from? At Big D Custom Knives, the maker is also a user. And his competition credentials are very impressive.
10 Christmas gifts for the well-prepared (and hard to buy for) person on your list
So what do you buy for that survivalist/prepper/outdoorsperson on your Christmas list who (apparently) has everything and (allegedly) doesn’t need anything. Here are some suggestions, from items I have field tested n the past year.
Do you need waterproof hiking boots? Are these the best choice for overall wear?
A major decision and choice when buying hiking boots or shoes is whether to get the waterproof versions or not. You might be surprised why this is important, and which version will be the best for you.
Five tips for finding dry sticks in wet weather
Murphy’s Law states that the more desperately you need a fire, the harder it will be to build one. Most firemaking lessons stop with the initial ignition. But that first flame won’t last long if you don’t have dry sticks to feed the fire. Here’s how to find them.
Best hunting knife? Bark River Snowy River update shows knife can hack it
The Bark River Snowy River has proven to be a stellar performer as a hunting knife.
