If the end of the world as we know it ever happens, skills like driving will be useless. The skills of our forefathers, however, will never be useless.

How to Make Aspirin if You're Lost in the Woods. If you ever find yourself lost in the woods and in need of pain relief, then a willow tree, a fire, and some water may be the answer. Willow bark contains salicylic acid, which is the active...

A survival shelter can save your life in case you bugged out when SHTF. If you don't have a bugout cabin, then start building a shelter right away.

Any survival kit is better than no kit at all. These are small, cheap and easy to carry around everyday.

When raising our kids it can be easy to just do it ourselves, but when we do that we forget to teach our kids old-fashioned skills they should learn.

From survival to s'mores, here's everything you need to know to ensure a flawless camping trip.

"Who is to say they would even have locks!" exclaimed Schuyler Towne after he was asked if an alien-locked brief case from outer space floated down to Earth,...

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If you ever encounter a hostile pooch that's out for blood, here's how to walk away with jugular intact.

Falling into a frozen lake is no laughing matter, and getting out isn’t as easy as it might seem. The folks over at The Art Of Manliness have put together a great guide to surviving a fall through ice.

There are two types of people, those who would have no problem surviving a zombie apocalypse or on a deserted island, and those who should read the following list because they definitely need to learn a survival hack or two.A month ago a reddit user asked What are some life saving tips you think people need to know and in what situation would they be used? and most of us could benefit from the responses. From creating a compass out of a leaf and a needle to performing life-saving CPR, these…

How to build wilderness survival shelters using natural materials like wood, leaves, vines, snow and bamboo