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By Tim MacWelch
Turkey and cranberries aren’t the only Native harvest traditions!
Sometimes survival is about standing on your own in the wild, and sometimes it's just about surviving a house full of relatives on Thanksgiving Day! Here’s a treat to add a little more to your family feast.
It’s time to gear up and get out! It is often said that you need to “dress for success”, and that theory holds true in the woods and field as well. Jill Gechter, Brand Manager at Miller International Inc. joins Jim and Trav to talk about some great offerings for outdoorsmen from CINCH.
By Tim MacWelch
Dried red meats make excellent jerky – but dried fish, you be the judge!
By Tim MacWelch
An excerpt from Tim’s latest book How To Survive Off The Grid
Seconds count in traumatic injuries, make sure you know what to do!
It is that time of year again, as the temperature falls and the leaves change. Most of us take to the woods or the water to hunt. During this time, hunters may seek out new ways to prepare for the upcoming season. Some hunters attend seminars to learn new tricks, some watch their favorite hunting show to see how the pros are getting it done.
By Tim MacWelch
An excerpt from Tim’s latest book How To Survive Off The Grid
Yes, kids – earth science class was right, rain is made of water!
Water equates to survival, and without its sustaining presence, we won’t last long. Whether we are on the grid or off it, we rely on water for hydration, cooking, hygiene, electrical power and so much more. Water is the lifeblood of all life, and without it, there is no way to survive. So here’s an easy way to get some of that wonderful H2O if you’re stuck at home during a disaster or just living the “off-grid” dream.
By Tim MacWelch
Could you survive without your phone, tablet or computer? How about surviving without electricity? Our ancestors did it. In fact – more human beings have lived rich and productive lives without electricity than with it. But given our modern convenience-driven lifestyles – would we really be able to survive like our ancestors did?
Hunters and outdoorsmen need apparel that works just as hard as they do, clothing that shields them from the elements, but doesn't restrict them. Since 1996, the Cinch Clothing brand has been creating high quality jeans and apparel and more recently they've expanded their line to include apparel geared toward hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. Jill Gechter is the Brand Manager at Miller International Inc., and she'll join The Revolution to spotlight some great Cinch apparel that should be in every outdoorsman's closet. Check out some of these pieces she'll be discussing:
By Tim MacWelch
Are you REALLY ready to survive a disaster?
September is National Preparedness Month. This FEMA sponsored observance doesn’t get you any paid days off work, and it doesn’t really lend itself to a party or cookout (unless you’re really creative), but it does do one important thing – it reminds the average American to prepare for emergencies both large and small, including natural disasters, utility interruptions and terrorist attacks.
By Tim MacWelch
Is your knife the ultimate survival tool?
It slices – it dices – it shaves and it chops!
A good survival knife is one of the centerpieces of a proper survival kit. But why is that?
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