SurvivalBlog.com – Prepared Individuals Living in Uncertain Times The Internet's Most Popular Daily Blog On Survival And Preparedness Topics SurvivalBlog.com Somewhere West of the Rockies - -(AmmoLand.com)- AmmoLand.com’s featured Gun Blogger of the Month, for August 2009, is the SurvivalBlog.com. James Wesley, Rawles (JWR) is a survivalist author and lecturer. JWR is also the editor of www.SurvivalBlog.com. “I’m also a former U.S. Army intelligence officer, and now wor

I am not a professional survivalist. Nor have I been through any military training for same. I have previously been a research scientist for DoD, with training in geology. Thus I have been through a pretty long and hard field camp of 6 weeks in desert terrain in the summer. I have also been out in forested area camps where they were staffed for semi-wilderness survival in areas that had been logged 50 years previously and other unlogged areas of virgin hemlock woods which are true wilde

This book might indeed save your life. Survival schools. Second passports. Urban Escape and Evasion courses. CERT training. Bugging out. How to escape from attack dogs. Offshore asset protection. Perpetual traveling. Using one’s credit card as a knife. Killing and skinning your own goat. These are just some of the survivalist, “how-to-be-prepared-for-anything” topics covered in Neil Strauss’ latest, Emergency: This Book Will Save Your Life (2009). Neil Strauss is primar

What would you include in a trunk survival kit? Yesterday I received the following question email from Mandy, a Survivalist Blog reader. I thought that together we’d probably answer it better than I would alone. “I travel a lot and sometimes must be hundreds of miles from my home because of my job. I have been thinking about a trunk survival kit, that would help me make it back to my home base or

From our new friends at The Survivalist Blog Lots of good advice here AND at Mr. Creekmore’s site … check him out! On the page below you’ll find links to a series of blog posts that I’ve written for those just starting out and trying to workout the basics. It unpacks the basics of survival planing and a lot of the decisions and strategies that you’ll want to consider when starting out, or to become better prepared, even if you have most of your preps in order now. Food Storage Tips

Survivorman Les Stroud, the survivalist who actually stranded himself in the wild with no camera crews or support for his Discovery Channel series, is moving to the Cartoon Network after ending his Discovery series because, as he told me, he didn't want "to do survival for the next three years straight, another 26 episodes." Survive This features Les Stroud teaching eight teenagers how to survive in the wild. It debuts tonight in Canada on YTV, and will air later this year on Cartoon Net

Best-selling author Neil Strauss has spent the last several years training to become a full-fledged survivalist -- learning how to live off the land with D.I.Y. weapons, homemade solar stills, debris huts, and hot-wired cars. In an exclusive video and Q&A, Strauss shows us how it’s done.

Best-selling author Neil Strauss has spent the last several years training to become a full-fledged survivalist -- learning how to live off the land with D.I.Y. weapons, homemade solar stills, debris huts, and hot-wired cars. In an exclusive video and Q&A, Strauss shows us how it’s done.

Best-selling author Neil Strauss helped Jenna Jameson show us How to Make Love Like a Porn Star . Then he taught us the finer points of attracting mates in The Game: Penetrating the Secret Society of Pickup Artists . Now, Strauss has new knowledge to drop. In his just-published book, Emergency: This Book Will Save Your Life , he schools us on what to do, if everything suddenly goes to hell. Strauss has spent the last several years training to become a full-fledged survivalist -- learnin

Call it the Neil Strauss effect. Weeks before the bestselling author’s new book hit the streets, one of the preparedness classes he wrote about started seeing an uptick in registration. "Emergency," in stores today, is the name of the book. In it, Strauss channels his inner survivalist, taking dozens of emergency preparedness classes, including gun training, flight lessons, CPR and — the course that’s seeing the boost — Urban Escape and Evasion . Run by Kevin Reeve, who got a lot of ink