Elements Of Survival.

Discussion in 'Back to Basics' started by lonewolf89, Jun 22, 2015.


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  1. AxesAreBetter

    AxesAreBetter Monkey+++

    I often wonder WHEN people forgot that younger people are supposed to do the physical labor once they have reached an age where they are more valuable as a font of knowledge than as laborers.
     
    AxesAreBetter, Oct 26, 2016
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  1. hot diggity
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    'Resources that will last for generations without requiring electricity to function'

    ...or, "If you're so smart, why are you sitting there in the dark?" I struggled with the title for this thread, but after being without power...
    Thread by: hot diggity, Oct 8, 2018, 45 replies, in forum: Back to Basics
  2. M118LR
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    Could you thrive/survive in the 1850's?

    Social issues aside, have you made the preparations that would allow you to thrive/survive during the 1850's? Have you (not could you) retained...
    Thread by: M118LR, Jun 25, 2017, 69 replies, in forum: Back to Basics
  3. Motomom34
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    Housekeeping

    Some may wonder why I am posting a homemakers day but I think there are some lessons to be learned. I read the list and noted how organization was...
    Thread by: Motomom34, Jun 1, 2017, 22 replies, in forum: Back to Basics
  4. Thunder5Ranch
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    How back to basic is acceptable for you?

    This is very often a real debate here! For myself I like going very basic and bordering on primitive. My wife on the other hand wants a higher...
    Thread by: Thunder5Ranch, Oct 17, 2016, 30 replies, in forum: Back to Basics
  5. lonewolf89
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    Off Grid

    anyone off grid in indiana? also needing to know basic items to have when starting to go off grid.
    Thread by: lonewolf89, Mar 28, 2015, 7 replies, in forum: Off Grid Living
  6. Motomom34
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    How to make lard

    Lard had been around forever. Most here can recall their Grandmother or mother cooking with lard. During the 19th century lard was important to...
    Thread by: Motomom34, Mar 6, 2015, 24 replies, in forum: Back to Basics
  7. melbo
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    More pdfs on basics

    You can still poke around the site but they pulled the direct links to the pdfs. We shoulda grabbed them all when we could! Looks like they are...
    Thread by: melbo, Jan 23, 2008, 12 replies, in forum: Survival Reading Room
  8. Tango3
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    the science behind the bowdrill fire set.

    The Miracle of Fire-by-Friction Starting a fire by rubbing two sticks together. Why do I always get a thrill out of doing it? Is it because...
    Thread by: Tango3, Jan 2, 2007, 0 replies, in forum: Back to Basics
  9. monkeyman
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    What basic gear do you have?

    I was just looking around and comeing across some of the things I have that would be of the most use in any post SHTF situation, especialy a long...
    Thread by: monkeyman, Oct 24, 2005, 0 replies, in forum: Back to Basics
  10. survivalmonkey
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    Preparedness - First Steps

    [ATTACH] Preppers are among the most resourceful and responsible groups of people in the entire world! Here in a nutshell are some things you...
    Thread by: survivalmonkey, Sep 2, 2005, 20 replies, in forum: Survival Articles
  11. monkeyman
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    Avoiding the store/being self reliant

    I raise a lot of our own meat and butcher it myself, most of the rest we buy on the hoof and I do the butchering, so we get our meat usualy for...
    Thread by: monkeyman, Aug 8, 2005, 3 replies, in forum: Back to Basics
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