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Using Honey for Wounds in a Survival Situation: Storage & Uses

Honey has been used for thousands of years to heal wounds. Although there are many medicines out there, honey is an excellent alternative...

The Survival Doctor

Apr 2

Spring Fever: 20 Fishing Tips for Early Season Success

Winter’s grip is loosening. You’re dying to fish. Unfortunately, those super-early-season bites can be the toughest to score thanks to...

Joe Cermele

Apr 1

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15 Survival DIY Projects You’ll Need When the Grid Goes Down

If you look at a nighttime image of the Earth taken from space, it’s easy to see the extent to which nations are technologically...

Cache Valley Prepper

4 real-life zombie parasites that make The Last of Us look tame

Zombies are real – not in the walking dead sense, but there are parasites that can hack the brains of living creatures and force them to...

Michael Irving

Introduction to Backyard Farming

When many of us think of a homestead , we imagine acres and acres of property filled with orchards, gardens, barns, sheds, coops, and...

Steve Nubie

Make Your Own Self Watering Tomato Buckets

My Italian grandmother always had good bits of advice. One of them is, “You can never have too many tomato plants, but what happens when...

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Florida AG Charges Would-Be Trump Assassin Ryan Routh With Attempted First-Degree Murder

Florida is charging Ryan Routh with attempted first-degree murder and terrorism for allegedly plotting to assassinate then-Republican...

Matthew Xiao

Survival Garden Tips: Spring’s Best Plants for Food Security!

Spring means one thing for survivalists: planting season for survival gardens. For the non-initiated, a survival garden is more than just...

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This Heisman Trophy Winner Would Rather Be Bass Fishing

University of Colorado phenom Travis Hunter is one of the most talented and dynamic players in all of college football. A force to be...

Dac Collins

This Happened to Me: I Severed My Artery While Quartering an Elk and Almost Bled Out on the Mountain

We were seven days into an Idaho elk hunt when my buddy Mitch and I decided to split up. Usually, we hunt together, but we were having a...

Henry Rauschenbach, as told to Alice Jones Webb

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Welcome to Survivalist Scoop! Here you will learn skills designed to help you and your family not only survive, but even thrive in the face of disaster. Grab Your Bug-Out bag, put your survival hat on, and get ready to prepare!

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Introduction to Backyard Farming

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Long Term Survival Food

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Using Honey for Wounds in a Survival Situation: Storage & Uses

Spring Fever: 20 Fishing Tips for Early Season Success

15 Survival DIY Projects You’ll Need When the Grid Goes Down

4 real-life zombie parasites that make The Last of Us look tame

Introduction to Backyard Farming

Make Your Own Self Watering Tomato Buckets

Florida AG Charges Would-Be Trump Assassin Ryan Routh With Attempted First-Degree Murder

Survival Garden Tips: Spring’s Best Plants for Food Security!

This Heisman Trophy Winner Would Rather Be Bass Fishing

This Happened to Me: I Severed My Artery While Quartering an Elk and Almost Bled Out on the Mountain

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