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Book Review: The Frugal Survivalist, Disaster Preparedness Under $500.00, by James Dakin

For those of you that do not know him, James Dakin, authors, Bison Survival Blog, is rather outspoken Prepper Survivalist that has STRONG opinions about preppers in urban and suburban areas.  In fact, he calls us “Yuppie Preppers.”  I find his blog full of entertainment, interesting paranoia, frugal prepper and survivalist information, and touches of […]

Book Review: The Survival Template, by Captain John A. Heatherly

When I picked up the book “The Survival Template,” I thought it was going to be something different than what it was.  I thought it was going to be instruction in something different.  Upon further reading I found that it was a John’s high level philosophy on how to prepare “yourself.” for life’s challenges or […]

Obscure Book and Movie Recommendations

Obscure Book and Movie Recommendations, as provided to me by an anonymous reader and contributor Survival blogs and websites are full of reviews about this or that book for preparation and/or outdoor survival skills. Or how a popular movie or TV show exemplifies this or that aspect of preparation and survival. That is not the […]

Review of “Urban Survival Guide: Learn The Secrets Of Urban Survival To Keep You Alive After Man-Made Disasters, Natural Disasters, and Breakdowns In Civil Order”

There aren’t too many books I buy where you get the opportunity to sit down to read them, and they are exactly what I was looking for.  However, in David Morris’s book “Urban Survival Guide: Learn The Secrets Of Urban Survival To Keep You Alive After Man-Made Disasters, Natural Disasters, and Breakdowns In Civil Order,” that is […]

Les Stroud, “Will To Live, Dispatches From The Edge Of Survival”

Well, this review comes one day after his new book was released.  I actually had an advance copy of it from the publisher, and struggled to get through it; but not why you might think.  I have been super busy with work and at the end of the day it has just been hard to […]