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Confidence Born of Preparation ®

Many years ago Dave Canterbury, author of “Bushcraft 101” and “Advanced Bushcraft”, came up with a concept which he calls the 5 C’s of survivability.  He later extended that to the 10 C’s and we believe these 10 should be the backbone of any survival kit even for a hike.  

This is definitely a great guideline for any basic survival kit, and one you should keep in mind when putting yours together.

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Every year kids look forward to Halloween, having us parents chase through stores looking for the perfect costume and buying candy in bulk. This year seems to be a little different, with COVID still over our heads, which makes us wonder if anyone is going to participate or another holiday is going to the wayside due to the pandemic.

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It has happened to all of us. We have packed up for camping, had everything we thought we needed, then realized we either did not pack the can opener or found out it is broken once we’ve needed it to open a can. What do we do now? Below are four ways of opening a can without a can opener.

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Fall camping can be an enjoyable experience, one without other people, many bugs, and cooler temperatures. Make sure you bring things to drink like cocoa or your favorite tea and you will be set.

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Since its inception in 2004, National Preparedness Month has been a great way to get started or gain momentum in getting prepared. Look in your local community for things going on that have to do with preparedness this month.

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