This week I’m talking about how to survive an active shooter. With the news recently of several active shooters, I felt that is was time to do an episode on it.
It seems that nowhere is safe from violence now. Stores, Concerts and even Garlic festivals. While there is no way to stop these events from happening there is a lot you can do to stay safe.
Today I have a guest post for you on beginning archery.
When you want to begin archery as a hobby or as a professional, there are many overwhelming things that can you may face. However, it is quite easy for you to learn how to go about the game and be good at it. With the correct orientation and practice, it is possible for you to do well. If you follow the right tips, it should be easy for you to learn how to shoot your bow and do it safely. In this article, we shall learn some of the tips that can help you. You can also visithttps://nativecompass.com/best-recurve-bow/ to learn more on your own.
This week I’m talking about Survival Lessons From The Homeless. It was really the first topic ever covered on the podcast. It was covered badly though.
I’ll link to the very first episode but don’t suggest you listen to it.
I cover why your life depends on your pack. Being homeless and bugging out is the same in that you will rely on your pack.
Weather your homeless or building a BOB you want to focus on the 5 C’s. The five C’s are Container, Cutting, Cordage, Cover, and Combustion.
When kit building those need to be your first 5 concerns.
After that, you can focus on the next five C’s, barter items, luxury items, and a first aid kit.
I talk for a bit about not having addictions. Being addicted to something can hurt your ability to survive.
What lessons can you learn from the homeless to help you with bugging out? They know a thing or two about keeping secure while on the move.
What are some ways to know your camp is secure and to be alerted to intruders?