Bruce’s Poor Man Survival Bulletin
A Digest of Urban Survival Resources
For Independent Minded People!
ISSN
2161-5543
Why
do the so-called wars waged on drugs, terror, crime, etc. usually result in a
war on citizens rights?
From The
Smiling Dog Saloon Files
In
This Issue:
1.
10
Essentials for Wilderness Survival
2.
Using the My Garden resource
3.
DIY 1000 Wind Turbine, 10 things we spend
too much on
4.
Homemade whiskey + Your pantry prime
5.
Getting out of Dodge-Grab your docs – Your
Survival Cheat Sheet!
10 Essentials for Wilderness Survival
The number one most important
thing I make sure to bring is a knife. They have so many uses in every day camp
activities and life in general. If you find yourself in a survival situation,
your chances of survival are infinitely increased with a knife. I always have a
pocket knife on me for everyday use and camping.
Fixed blade knives are ideal. They are more durable and resilient than folding knives as they do not have mechanical movement. They are also better for cutting large objects such as branches. Folding knives are great for a backup and less demanding tasks.
Uses:
- cutting rope
- creating weapons
- opening packages
- boredom relief
- creating fire starters (ie: bow drill)
- building emergency shelters (cutting branches, cutting tarp, etc)
- cutting cloth for bandages (if you don't have a first aid kit)
- cutting bandages
- so much more; you discover many more uses through experience
Fixed blade knives are ideal. They are more durable and resilient than folding knives as they do not have mechanical movement. They are also better for cutting large objects such as branches. Folding knives are great for a backup and less demanding tasks.
Uses:
- cutting rope
- creating weapons
- opening packages
- boredom relief
- creating fire starters (ie: bow drill)
- building emergency shelters (cutting branches, cutting tarp, etc)
- cutting cloth for bandages (if you don't have a first aid kit)
- cutting bandages
- so much more; you discover many more uses through experience
Grab your free copy of Wilderness Survival at:
Find more DIY details at:
PM’s
Roundup of Useful Resources…
DIY 1000 Watt Wind Turbine &
Other Energy Saving Projects
Mountain
Grown: Appalachia's New Local Food Economy
Hungry for okra, collards, and trout? In Appalachia, you can now get all your soul food cravings from local farmers. READ MORE »
Hungry for okra, collards, and trout? In Appalachia, you can now get all your soul food cravings from local farmers. READ MORE »
My Garden
My Garden lets you manage your garden online, receive garden specific information based on what you’re growing and then lets you share your gardening knowledge online over their platform. There are two versions, free and paid.
When you land on the main page, the site gives you a great rundown of what they have to offer you like a personal garden calendar, detailed plant records, a community of shared knowledge, a wish list, photo albums, readings, and events.
http://www.mygarden.org/
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Tradition and emotion
often cause people to overspend. Who says you should pay three months' salary
for an engagement ring?
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Homemade whiskey – Great DIY Skill!
Camping cooking simplicity in 30 minutes or less-DIY
The Nanny State-We love our government
Staying Off Gov’t Spy
Radar
Average Americans are
becoming more and like the characters in a spy movie; they are being tracked
all the time. Law enforcement agencies, local governments, intelligence
agencies, phone companies, banks, Internet companies, and many others are
trying to track us. Big government tracks us to monitor our movements while big...
DETROIT – Philippine tourist observed “parts of the city
were like shanty towns back home, the only difference is the abandoned building
are bigger.’ Many parts resemble the post-apocolyptic movie Mad Max. Run by one party for 50 years, Detroit per
capita income is now $13,969 – less than the average income of a resident of
Botswana or Belarus
The
Parting Thought – Not to worry in the land of the free!
Dear Unconcerned Citizen…
Survival Cheat Sheet from David Morris
Gather crucial
documents and take a few specific steps to preserve your
identity and wealth through any disaster. Here's a quick
peek:
Some items to have copies of (digital and/or physical) in
case of disaster...
* Driver's license
* mortgage note/deed to property
* bank account numbers and balances
* car registration
* insurance paperwork
* passport
* any investment documentation
* As many medical documents as you have
Make digital copies for thumb drives and physical copies to
place in a safe, secure spot like at a relative's house, a
safety deposit box, an attic or crawlspace. In the course,
I'll cover the best tools to use to get this done...even if
you don't have a scanner or know what a thumb drive is.
Remember to encrypt the digital copies to protect your
sensitive information.
documents and take a few specific steps to preserve your
identity and wealth through any disaster. Here's a quick
peek:
Some items to have copies of (digital and/or physical) in
case of disaster...
* Driver's license
* mortgage note/deed to property
* bank account numbers and balances
* car registration
* insurance paperwork
* passport
* any investment documentation
* As many medical documents as you have
Make digital copies for thumb drives and physical copies to
place in a safe, secure spot like at a relative's house, a
safety deposit box, an attic or crawlspace. In the course,
I'll cover the best tools to use to get this done...even if
you don't have a scanner or know what a thumb drive is.
Remember to encrypt the digital copies to protect your
sensitive information.
Home Prepping Database
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how many supplies you will need when you will need to lockdown in your home
until things settle down. Learn more and
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