Posted by Dave Canterbury on July 02, 2018 • boiling water, self reliance, survival, survival training, tips, water filtering, water purification
To Boil or Not to Boil? Waterborne disease is a risk for travelers who visit countries that have poor hygiene and inadequate sanitation, and for those in the wilderness relying on surface water in any country, including the United States.
Posted by Dave Canterbury on June 26, 2018 • 5C's of Survivability, self reliance, survival, survival knife
Posted by Dave Canterbury on June 21, 2018 • primitive fire, primitive navigation, primitive shelter, Primitive trapping, self reliance, survival, survival training, wild edibles
Posted by Jamie Canterbury on June 18, 2018 • flint and steel
Posted by Jamie Canterbury on June 01, 2018
Posted by Jamie Canterbury on May 24, 2018 • survival gear, survival knife, survival training
Posted by Jamie Canterbury on May 18, 2018 • flint and steel, survival training, tips
Posted by Self Reliance Outfitters on November 16, 2015 • Herbal Tea, wild edibles
DRINKING A HOT CUP OF TEA on a cold day is very warm and soothing, brewing a jar of sun tea on a hot summer’s day and refrigerating for enjoyment later is refreshing and thirst quenching, but knowing how to create a tea that can medicinally heal yourself and your...
Posted by Larry Catt on October 14, 2015 • mora knives, survival gear, survival training
It can all be very confusing. With the influx of so many outlets for knowledge and know-how, it’s hard to keep it all straight. However, keeping it straight isn’t necessarily the point. It’s making sense of the various options we have, and taking advantage of them to fit our personal...
Posted by Self Reliance Outfitters on June 18, 2015
The One Tool Option could mean many things to many different mind sets, and I would like to share my point of view on the much debated topic. The OTO is a bit of hypothetical worst case scenario option for the person to choose a single blade for the outdoors....
Posted by Self Reliance Outfitters on June 15, 2015
I consider myself as “always searching” Personally it took many years of solo woodland treks to be able to find some of my long awaited answers. With the help of a few rather great mentors that I had the pleasure of learning from, I soon came to the realization that...
Posted by Arti Sh on March 23, 2015
By Kevin Jackson In today’s society almost everything is about electronics to make life easier, in my mind easier is not always better. What happed to the feeling of accomplishment you get by earning or building something yourself? When I saw the opportunity to open a NPYO chapter I couldn’t...
Posted by Arti Sh on July 30, 2014
When assembling your survival gear, don’t forget to include — traps! While traps may seem archaic to some, they are a sufficient means to acquiring game. For centuries traps have been considered part of man’s survival gear. Native Americans were known to make traps for both fish and fur-bearing animals....
