BRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAINS!!
i realize that the blog has been slow but my schedule is jam packed with navy tech school, ill post when i can if you have any questions send them too me and i get back to you when i can
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what do you guys want to learn about i have some ideas but let me know. i could do a post on proper use of gas masks (getting a proper seal and whatnot), useful knots, lean-to and shelter construction etc. let me know im more than happy to share the knowledge i have aquired over the years with you just ask
How to Make a Paracord Fishing Lure (by Preparing4SHTF)
Pretty cool tip!
sweet stuff, I am always finding ingeneous uses for paracord
for most of you this will be true
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My younger sister and I are having a disagreement. She seems to think that nobody thinks about WiFi during a zombie apocalypse. I disagree. Your thoughts?
as far as loss of infrastructure, i believe that in general it would be one of the first things to go aside from television. lets face it the internet is a 1st world luxury and there is no room for such things in a pure survival situation
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i hope they like hugging lead slugs
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couldnt have put it better
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for my home city
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hey man thanks for the fan mail, unfortunately i cant respond unless im following you, so im posting my response up here. as far as islands go your biggest issue would be freshwater, you would most likely have to desalinate seawater which in such a hot environment, desalinating enough water to stay properly hydrated would be quite the chore and you would most likely spend your entire day collecting water. also if we are talking about the actual living dead they would have no problem walking along the ocean floor without consequence you they could sneak up on you rather abruptly, and hot, humid environments breed all sorts of nasty insects and disease. but if you are comfortable and have the appropriate experience to survive in that type of environment go for it. that is my constructive criticism, keep in mind that i have no real life tropical survival experience all of my real life experience is temperate woodland, mountains, subarctic, and some desert
you can send me anything, plans for an outbreak, questions about gear or comments, questions about survival skills etc
