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I’ve Finished Dave Canterbury’s Book, and Will Review It This Week

I’ve finished Dave Canterbury’s book and will review it this week.  To give you a heads up, I really liked it. I don’t want to say anymore before I finish polishing the review, but, if you like Dave, you should pick up the book…  Now I have to finish one of Cody Lundin’s books and […]

1911 Boyscout Handbook

On Scribd.com last week, I found something I had been searching for a bit.  It is the 1911 copy of the Boy Scout Handbook.  Bart of Project Gutenberg, it is free for download, so I thought I would share.

Know Nothing? Buy a Book…

It’s no secret that most people in the suburbs here in NJ get out of bed at 5:00 / 5:30 a.m., shower, and saunter their way to the train, bus, or car to commute their way to work every day.  Most days it can take 30 – 120 minutes depending on the traffic here to […]

Tom Brown’s “Guide to City and Suburban Survival”

I am going to preface this post by saying, that this book is for those of us/you that know nothing about nothing.  It is for the suburban and urban dweller that plugs stuff in, and thinks that is how electricity works, or the person that turns on a faucet, and thinks that that is the […]

Book Reviews by Survival Weekly

Survival Weekly and I are in a common forum on Facebook… Recently he posted a post about a few books he reviewed.  I read through them and thought i would share. http://survivalweekly.com/?cat=4 Enjoy!

My Survival and Outdoor iPhone Apps

When I bought my iPhone last year, I quickly realized it had the potential to be a survival tool  My search for iPhone apps under “camping, hiking, and survival” quickly returned many options for me.  I have tried a bunch of them, and am using the ‘best ones for me’ at the moment.  They may […]

Two new books in my survival library

So I added two new books to my survival library this week.  The first is “Primitive Skills and Crafts, An Outdoorsman’s Guide to Shelters, Tools, Weapons, Tracking, Survival, and More”  It is to compliment my Back to Basics, and is paperback, so it is much more portable than Back to Basics in hard cover.  The […]