Our Survival School series features tips and advice on the essential skills you need to survive in almost any situation. Start with this knowledge as a foundation, and build on your survivalist skillset from here.
Insects not only cause irritations, but they are often carriers of diseases that cause severe allergic reactions &mdash ;even death — in some individuals.
Master these six essential skills to establish a survivalist foundation, then build on your skillset from there.
Trapping is a useful survival skill. But, if you don’t know what you’re doing, you’ll spend a lot of energy with no payoff.
With these seven tools, you can pack a basic bug-out bag and be prepped for survival.
Mountain survival means facing blizzards, freezing nights, steep elevation, and difficult foraging. These 5 survival skills could help you get out alive.
If you’re stuck without a hook, there are still tons of excellent primitive fishing techniques to use.
Knot-tying is among the most valuable skills in your survival toolbox. In this video, Craig Caudill from Nature Reliance School demonstrates how to tie five key types of knot.
Knowing what kinds of tinder you can find in the wild is a survival skill that will keep you warm and dry.
While it’s key to understand making fire and navigation, the most important survival skill is how to get someone else to haul you back to safety.
Les Stroud shows how to tie a simple, but incredibly useful survival knot in less than 10 seconds.