It's endless how many uses you can glean from a single tree.
For instance, consider all the uses there are for a pine tree. When Doomsday is here, and you're short on supplies and come across a pine tree, there are a never ending amount of natural resources you can use from a single tree.
And what if you were stranded without any supplies? Well, if you knew where to find a pine tree, it could keep you alive.
A pine tree has pine needles, edible bark, sticky sap, and more that you can use. In fact, almost every single part of a pine tree can be utilized. That's why you should learn how to identify a pine tree now so you can use one to survive during Doomsday.
You may also want to consider planting a pine tree at your bug out cabin. Let it grow and learn how to use it, so that way if you ever run low on supplies, you can use a pine tree to your advantage!
After the break, you'll soon uncover mind-boggling reasons why a pine tree is one natural resource you shouldn't pass up. From preparing nutrient-rich food to using it for shelter, a pine tree can help you the most when you need to survive!
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It’s arriving today according to Internet.
California is taking a big
hit.
One pine story!
No oak here…
Had the roots when I was in the Boy Scouts , also the skin on a pine tree. Not great but better than the alternative
James Parrish Jr. John Robert Honican Gardner Josh Butcher
We are in the south lol. We ate good as rain.
That’s what I was thinking
Pine trees as far as the eye can see.
Michael aren’t they both in the pine tree family, and so they do the same things as the limping tree
Sorry pine tree
Well I guess they are all Conifers and many Conifers are in the family Pineacea but totally different genus and species with different properties. Practically speaking Pines, Firs, Spruce, Larch, etc… Are different trees. I just wouldn’t expect a Web site specializing in this sort of thing to call Firs, Pines and such…
Duh
All this time spent prepping can be spent preventing.
If you’re talking ‘doomsday’ as in the aftermath of a full nuclear exchange, don’t fool yourselves. Pure hell on Earth that even Dante couldn’t have described. That’s not going to be anything you’re going to want to try and live through. And the toughest-minded ‘prepper’ or trained ex-military or survivalist will not be ready. What you all need to make sure is that doomsday never happens..doomsday is NOT inevitable.
Huh
Amen.
Corey Payne
It’s interesting that the spruce tree is shown in each picture. There isn’t a pine tree present, but spruce gum is good!
Most of us old Arkies knew most of this.
Great info
Wife is allergic to pine. Quite a few people are
Great info, my property is covered in Pine trees.
Eric Patrick
Thanks
good article, cheers
Any particular pine tree?
Angela West
I keep trying to read what to get from then but every link I click on brings me to a shopping site.
Brandon McNeely, Erik D. Collins
Kimi Hodge
Ethan Miller
Rino Tomulić
Jazzy Belle this is what I tried to send you
As far as pine nuts it all depends what part of the land you live near to find the nuts you seek many types of pines
Don’t wound trees. You don’t need to. If you look around a bit you can find all the resin you need without sounding a tree. Down pine is a good source of lighter knot or “fat lighter”. I hate camping and seeing jacked up trees everywhere. You are there for a night your damage shouldn’t be permanent.
Dinette Morris-bost Wren
Really cool hu?
Really cool hu?
Pines aren’t common here.
Of course in a life or death situation everything is fair but most people driving nails into trees or hacking them up aren’t in a survival situation. They are trying out a neat new hatchet.
Does this apply to specific pine trees or are all included!
Asprin
James Garland Nicolas Garland
Matthew Sigler
Had no idea
Ain’t a problem down here on the Gulf Coast. Almost all we have in many areas are pines.
Dad
That was good one. It might be worth doing a little more research on each of these uses.
Zakariah Chambers
Good Ole fatty pine
Colton Ray Scharf