How I Got Into Prepping…

About one year ago, I was “surfing” around YouTube, and I stumbled upon episodes of Dual Survival with Dave Canterbury and Cody Lundin, and fell in love with the idea of Cody’s minimalist approach to survival. I spent a few weeks, gradually watching every episode that was available. It occurred to me that I was [...]

Posted by Minimalist Prepper on November 17th, 2012 | No Comments Posted in Camping, Minimalist Prepper, Preparedness, Survival, Water

FIRE! (Firemaking, firelighting, firecraft…)

Fire is one of the most important and essential tools in human culture. The controlled use of fire dates back hundreds of thousands of years, as shown in archaeological evidence of hearths used by early man. Fire is used for warmth, light, and as a means of cooking food and warming beverages to keep core [...]

Posted by Minimalist Prepper on November 3rd, 2012 | No Comments Posted in Camping, Food, Minimalist Prepper, Preparedness, Survival

Get your cookware ready now for anything by seasoning cast iron

Seasoning Cast Iron There are a couple of reasons for seasoning cast iron. When you add a new piece of cookware it is best to get it seasoned. If you are reconditioning an old piece seasoning cast iron can be a good thing. The versatility of good cast iron cookware ensures that you need to [...]

Posted by Rural North Carolina on October 22nd, 2012 | No Comments Posted in Camping, Home Steading, Preparedness, Rural North Carolina

The Story of Dick Proenneke

Richard Louis “Dick” Proenneke (1916-2003) was an American naturalist who was born in Iowa in 1916. He served in the U.S. Navy as a carpenter during World War ll. After his service in the Navy, he went to school to become a diesel mechanic. At one time, Proenneke contracted rheumatic fever, and was in bed [...]

Posted by Minimalist Prepper on October 6th, 2012 | No Comments Posted in Camping, Home Steading, Minimalist Prepper, Survival

PurifiCup Natural Water Purifier Product Review

  PurifiCup Natural Water Purifier Product Review by omegam4n When camping or hiking or even during an emergency drinking water becomes very important (water is important everyday really). You can store water easily if you don’t have to travel or evacuate, but carrying enough water if you are on foot is very difficult and very heavy. There [...]

Posted by admin on June 21st, 2012 | No Comments Posted in Camping, Omega Man Journal, Survival, Water

There’s No One to Ask

Being lost is one thing that gets the blood pumping fast, especially if there is no one around to ask directions. All problems have a solution, there are things you can do to make it easier and find your right way.

Posted by admin on April 17th, 2012 | No Comments Posted in Camping, Society, Survival, Technology
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