Survival Planning

island and a bag of golf clubs? My money is on Elin.

Actually, yes, but it's gonna be set on a deserted 18-hole course...
Ho-Ho-Ho.

2009-12-16 19:18:03 by Claude Balls

quot;Survival Docquot; of TheNewSurvivalist.com web site talks about saving money when stocking up on food for disaster preparedness by using ...

its going to be in the woods of calhoun county in South Carolina in creston if you know where that is. we are bring a machete, canteen, army entrenching tool, knives, maybe a bb pistol for some form of protection, 2 wool blankets, and the clothes on our back.

don't forget fire starting material (go to Walmart and buy one of those flint strikers with the Magnesium bar attached) a couple of knives each and sharpening stones. Don't lay in the poison ivy. Also, just in case, empty the lint out of you dryer (great fire starter) and bring some granola bars or something like that.

2008-05-26 12:02:21 by sgtslick321

i'd like to take a survival trip testing my skills after learning them from and thoroughly reading survival books, how could i go about planning it? should i just look for a suitable spot on a map and go there with the nececities and see what happens?

since this is your first foray into this world, i would highly recommend mapping out a specific area of land and telling a few people. give yourself 3/5 acres or a specific gps spot you plan to hover around.

that way if you *should* happen to eat the wrong mushroom, people will know where to look for you.

beyond that, there are many survivalist websites that will help you more specifically plan an area to aim for and what knowledge is necessary to survive there.

good luck. and don't forget to take bear repellent. you can defend yourself against many things in the woods with enough preparation, but no one has the time to mix some repellent up when they're confronted by a grizzly, if indeed there are bears where you intend to go.

2009-04-12 15:58:50 by Tarquin

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What is a Disaster - preparing for different situations
Disaster Kit - how to build your own survival package and what to include
Helping Your Children in a Crises - how to reassure your children during a catastrophic situation depending on their age group

I am interested in putting together food storage and everything I need to survive an emergency. It's better to be ready now. Most importantly I want to find a good location to get my family to and home is not it. I have a small travel trailer. Any suggestions from outdoors men, campers, survivalists?

i am studying anthropology
how cave man survived and lived

2009-10-27 11:36:28 by Marsha

My sister and I were talking about how we would fare if we faced some sort of societal breakdown or world disaster. If the bird flu took over, you had no utilities, running water and modern communication weren't there, what would you do? Do you have a survival plan with your family? Do you have a pre-defined meeting place for loved ones? Would you help others? Where would you go?
She was in the Marines and I was in the Army. We don't have plans but are putting one together along with survival packs. Wierd, probably. But you do never know.

Well, there's only one way to find out. I guess the first thing to do would be to secure water and a generator and start rationing.

2008-11-16 06:17:24 by FlyingMonkeySwatter