Our Survival Skills posts are the core of SUMMIT°. This is everything you need to get out of any situation alive.
You may think a plastic bag is just something you stuff with trash and you're mostly right. But if you find yourself fighting for survival, it quickly turns into treasure.
Lost in the woods, a deer carcass is a useful find that can greatly boost your chances at survival. Here's how.
Here are several plants you can forage, and one important survival skill, that will add some serious flavor to what you’re eating in the backcountry.
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.
In a survival situation, follow the rule of threes. Remember: In other words, assuming you can breathe, work on getting shelter. That said, b…
Here are 7 foods of the American Southwest that are nutritious and relatively plentiful, considering that you’re in the desert.
Even without a compass or map, you should be able to get a sense of direction or at least get back to somewhere inhabited.
When dining in the wild, presentation takes a backseat to nutrition & flavor. These animals may look frightening, but they're nutritious and taste good too!
Learn to make a paperclip lock pick set and crack a standard lock in less than five minutes.