Scavenging survival

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Stripping Abandoned or Disabled Bicycles for Survival Gear and Materials Once the SHTF there will be all kinds of discarded items lying about that can be used for survival purposes. Even if you find yourself lost or stranded, you may find items discarded even in the most remote places. Bicycles and bicycle parts can be […]

Glue can be used to repair tents, tarps, and to form tools (e.g. fletching on an arrow). It can be used as a sealant for containers (or canoes) or to waterproof coverings. And of course, if you cannot scavenge glue, you must make it yourself. Pine pitch glue can be easily made producing a adhesive material that is strong, flexible, and fast setting.

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Hollywood always makes everything look so easy. The scene opens with someone stuck in a cave, tunnel, temple or another suitable backdrop for an adventure movie. Our hero grabs up a leg bone from an expired adventurer, wraps it in rags and lights the contraption on fire to create a torch that seems to last for the rest of the film. As someone who has tried to make a lot of torches (not with human femurs, mind you), I can tell you that there is a little more to it than that. Not to worry…

People are well-prepared for the first 72 hours of a bad situation. This is because most events are resolved within that window. But, many of us are unprepared for what might happen in the days or weeks after an event. This post shows how someone can resource themselves in the weeks after the SHTF through scavenging