These Common Survival Myths Could Get You KILLED

Don't risk your life believing these survival myths! You could find yourself in a life threatening situation due to false information – but now it can be avoided. Learn these survival myths and replace them with facts today!

How many times have you received information as truth only to later be informed that it was BOGUS? We've experienced this exact situation plenty of times and it always comes as a surprise to learn the information we once valued as truth was in fact false.

Lucky for us we have never been in a situation that was life threatening, but part of being prepared means being able to reply on your brain as a resource. And if it contains incorrect and potentially harmful information, we need to fix it. STAT.

On page 2 we're going to share these common Survival Myths and explain the TRUTH! Read on…… 

 

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45 Comments

  1. Gordon Clark said:

    I feel in my experience, as where I live in Alberta, Canada we have to address a variety of bears on a regular basis including black bears and Grizzlies that you should use wasp spray instead of pepper spray. It is just as brutal in its effectiveness but it has range (as many people don’t want to be to close to a wasp nest or it’s out of reach) as opposed to pepper spray which they have to be within goring range to use effectively. Also in many places where bears can be found mace and pepper spray can be illegal, (Sweden for example) but you can buy wasp spray at any home and garden stores and some convenience stores/gas stations.

    • diehardsurvivor said:

      Genius, Gordon! Thanks for sharing. That’s a great tip.

  2. Tim Fayard said:

    Not today, I fed
    It to the other wildlife that’s around..

  3. Joe Fear said:

    Playing dead can get you eaten. It only works if the attack is defensive in nature and the best has no intentions of eating you.

    • Danny Sharpe said:

      Thats a Water Moccasin better known as a Cottonmouth to some……another problem. Learn snake species before outdoor trips.

  4. Peter Arpke said:

    I’ve never heard anyone say you should try and out run a bear.

  5. Joshuah Young said:

    The snakebit one is slightly wrong, a compression wrap can save your life because venom travels through the lymphatic tissues. One should also get to the hospital right away.

  6. Peter Arpke said:

    Hard to do with an axe in your head, and you seem to have missed the point

  7. Scott Springborn said:

    Run downhill ( front legs are shorter and slows them down ) thats common knowledge here

  8. Bill Lamp said:

    Nothing new. But, darn good info for those that don’t know

  9. Bill Lamp said:

    Scott, here the land is flat. “A hill is that part of the land that is usually above water level. A pond, swamp, drain is that part of the land that is usually below water level. And lets not mention having to crawl through the brush, vines, thorns, etc.

    When you hear the 1 inch thick bushes breaking, you sneak away, at once

  10. Dan Mclinn said:

    Good info for those who dont alresdy know thank you for shareing

  11. James Running Wind said:

    Most deaths from exposure, the victims had the few things on them, that if they would have applied basic thought, they’d have lived…
    Shoe string, a couple of sticks, a patch of fabric ripped from their clothes, and some dry tender like crumpled leaves…
    The ability to make a fire, is life saving warmth, and a signal for searchers.

  12. Troy Ours said:

    Having hunted bears for several years I can tell you that running from a bear whether uphill, downhill, or any other direction will only cause you to be eaten.

  13. Bill Lamp said:

    Troy, a 600 Jeffery’s Nitro Express probably would stop a bear. If not, the recoil would move the shooter to a safe space.

  14. Glenn Smith said:

    You don’t have to out run the bear. You only have to out run the other person you are with.

  15. big hat said:

    You don’t need to be faster than the bear just faster than the person with you

  16. James Kitchen said:

    Yes urine is sterile. You can use it to treat abdominal wounds when water is short. Never drink it.

  17. Ty Burns said:

    I have been snake bit by a black racer I got bad real bad sick the only snake you really have to worry about is the coral snake if you are bitten buy a venomous snake in North America you have a above average chance of living if you are in good shape an you don’t panic

  18. Ty Burns said:

    No the bacteria in the mouth I have been hit by 10 or 12 snakes trapping beaver an hunting in the swamp of central Mississippi have never had vinous snake hit me hard enough to poison me but the bacteria in there mouth will make you sick

  19. Michael Dyer said:

    Oh yeah, like the idiots that kept telling me to watch out for water moccasins in the Wabash river…25 years fishing this river and NEVER SEEN ONE. Hopefully they went mushroom hunting next and ate whatever they found…. What’s a little more brain damage? Lol

  20. Kevin White said:

    When a bear is in charging range…. It can be on you before you have time to draw…

  21. Chris Chiasson said:

    If 1 is n range, ill already have the barrel pointed at him ready jus n case

  22. Johnny Sockey said:

    I’ve heard using electric shock causes snake Venom to become depolarized preventing it from causing the skin to rot if done right away. Any body else hear this?

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