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let's see...bleed out---give myself stitches....bleed out--give myself stitches, I dunno that's a tough one. I'm going to focus on staying uninjured in the first place, but I suppose it is best to be...

That's a terrible knife/survival kit combo. My advice is package the whole thing up and mail it to me immediately so I can take it off your hands for you before you do any serious damage to...

that's pretty fancy, I was just gonna say use haywire.

Dude, I don't think I've got that much stuff in my house :eek:! Hey, your call, and you can go right ahead and put them cook pots on the fire, You just cut a little switch to lift them off with,...

Nice to meet you Sam

Okeldie dokeldie kiddies,

I like the kit a lot klkak!

I agree with crash on the koolaid use!

It's against my "religion" to cook either owls or wolves!

This has to be the easiest I've been...

Oh yeah, that fits right in with what I was saying earlier

Ask the alligator partner :D

I'd think that if you're not going to take the basics for surviving, well you don't want to get out there and find out that your skills/knowledge are lacking. For those people who do, I'd also like...

Threads get off topic in here? Nonsense. :D :D :D Personally, I think the most important item in your "survival kit" is a really nasty attitude about making sure you stay alive, you'll pack what you...

Two paper clips, several elastic bands and a package of chewing gum

Hard to make a fire after you've knocked back a jar or two of Wild Turkey too, I think me and FVR should take a couple of the newbs out hiking so we can give them instructions on how to make fire...

I'm with Rick on that one toasta, better and safer ways to start fires and practice at home before you go if at all possible. You'll be surprised how quickly you get good at it, ask double e, he'll...

A weekend of camping in that forest you were talking about...with good food and water supplies..is a good start esp if you're an urbanite, when you're read. Military surplus stores must exist in...

Start giving us some clues about what activities you want to pursue, outdoor living and survival living cover a whole lot of territory. Tell us about what you want to try and we can probably help you...

oh yeah, Saskatchewan, hard to spell....easy to draw :D

Someone who wants to provide me with free firearms! j/k

to the gear my victims have left when I'm departing their campsites...did I say that out loud?? DOH! Actually, there's a couple of good surplus stores in the city next door that I haunt with...

Or as we tenants like to refer to her, the sea-serpent. NO woodstove at my house :rolleyes: When I owned my place up north, I had a woodstove for heat, we had a power outage in February one year...

as rants go, that one was not bad at all. Pretty good rant. I think it would probably get a 95 or 96, because the Russian judges are always biased.:D

Also, if you build your fire in a place where you are still largely exposed and the overall temperature is quite cold, that fire is going to be pulling cold air in from behind you, any kind of...

years old, and the pencil of course if in case you're ever trapped inside a crossword publishers and have to wait until morning for someone to let you out. That was just a guess, lmao.:D

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