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[VIDEO] Easy Survival Crayfish Trap DIY

Crayfish are an under-appreciated food source that are very easy to catch, tasty and a great source of protein and nutrients. Crayfish are low in fat and easily digested because of their shorter muscle fibers. Three ounces of crayfish contain the following nutrients: Biotin, Calcium, Iron, Niacin, Phosphorus, Protein, Selenium, Vitamin A, Vitamin B-6 and

Make This Simple Bushcraft Primitive Pack

For most of us, Bushcraft is a method of of tackling and surviving in the wilderness, but for some, it is an art form and for others, a way of life. Knowing how to get by with what you find in your surroundings is one common element for all involved in learning and deploying Bushcraft

Easy To Make Food Storage Shelf!

We love this idea. It is so ingenious and you have to wonder why it was never thought of before. Who knows, maybe it was but some smart people kept it to themselves! Think of it: You have just gone through your garden, pulling up all sorts of veggies and fruits. You can clean them

How To Make A Meat Smoker From A Flower Pot

This project is interesting because it combines re-purposing various items and merging it with innovation. Both are vital skills that you have to cultivate now, before you are up to your eyeballs in a survival situation or SHTF moment. Even if you are in that type of situation, this unique smoker is something that you could

Make This Primitive Fish Trap

Fishing is one activity in a survival situation that if you do it correctly, is almost guaranteed to yield results. It does, however, take a lot of effort and that means a lot of calories are burnt if you do it correctly (throwing your line in and hoping for the best is not “doing it

[VIDEO] Check Out This Incredible Bug Out Camp

Survival Lilly has many videos on the internet dealing with prepping, homesteading and – of course – survival. This is one of our favorites, where she takes us into her own completed bug-out camp. It is a beautifully constructed camp/shelter with some terrific surprises, including a supply shelf, fire pit, and a simple chair for

Make This Thousand Watt Wind Turbine

In the late 1800’s, an electromagnetic pulse from the sun fried telegraph wires and some of the early electricity driven public utilities, even starting a few fires, but certainly shutting down broadband communications across the nation. Since then, our electrical grid has gotten more complex and we are desperately reliant upon it, but it has

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