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Carry at least two survival knives
I carry at least two survival knives. My favorite is the Becker bk2. I defy anyone to try to break this knife. It is 1/4 thick with a 5-1/4 blade. Knives
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What is the perfect survival knife
My review is not for the well-seasoned wilderness veteran. Since Mr. Falk was kind enough to put up this site I believe it was to help those not able to
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Keep thirst at bay
I'm now retired and living in China. I'm native american and I was a big game hunter and guide in north west Montana. My grandfather showed me a way to
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Wilderness survival training
Wilderness survival training around the world. The information provided here at wilderness-survival-skills.com is not a substitute for a Wilderness survival training course.
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Fox River Hunter
The Bark River Knife & Tool Fox River Hunter knife is a full convex grind out of A2 tool steel. Easy to strop back to shaving sharpness and has good edge
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Alaska Alpha Wolf
Some of my favorite knives that I use: 1. SOG SEAL PUP 2. Knives of Alaska - Alpha WOLF S30V 3. Ontario RAT 7 D2 4. MORA - All arround 5. Buck 110
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Old School KaBar Story
This isn't my *favorite* knife, but rather my first real one. I've had plenty of pocketknives, but this was my first real pig-sticker. We were doing
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Ultimate survival knife
The ultimate survival knife,in my opinion, is called Fallkniven - A1 Army Survival Knife. It is a semi-large all-purpose knife for heavy duty use. The
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Coffee can heater
While on active duty I discovered the value of carrying a small Coffee can Heater in my alert bag. Consists of: (1) 1 Lb coffee can(with lid), a roll
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Survival vest
One thing about survival kits that always bothered me was the possibility of losing them if you take a good fall. So, I bought a fly-fishing vest,
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