Hunting, Trapping and Fishing

A homemade mosquito trap that really works!

by Guest Blogger — April 19, 2013 — 39 comments

A homemade mosquito trap that really works! By hze1955 Items needed: 1 cup of water 1/4 cup of brown sugar 1 gram of yeast 1 2-liter bottle HOW: 1. Cut the plastic bottle in half. 2. Mix brown sugar with hot water. Let cool. When cold, pour in the bottom half of the bottle. 3.

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Catching Mr. Whisker’s

by M.D. Creekmore — April 10, 2013 — 19 comments

This guest post by Harold D and entry in our non-fiction writing contest. Well old Mr. Whisker’s has become a target of fishing in the last five years or so. When I started fishing for them forty or so years back, people would just look at you. Now if they see that you have a stringer full,

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How to Make a 60 lb PVC longbow for less than $10

by M.D. Creekmore — March 25, 2013 — 32 comments
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Don’t buy a rifle scope without reading this!

by M.D. Creekmore — February 8, 2013 — 27 comments
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This guest post by  Robert (livinglife) and entry in our non-fiction writing contest. I’m an ex-military Airborne Scout, shoot a lot and hunt a quite a bit so I get lots of questions about scopes (slang term is glass). The old rule of thumb was a scope should cost about half of what your gun did in

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Deer hunting after the Obama gun ban

by M.D. Creekmore — January 22, 2013 — 39 comments

Very funny… pic. Click the link below to view.

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Making your own fishing jigs for fun, survival and profit

by Guest Blogger — October 17, 2012 — 10 comments

This guest post is by M. Roberts and entry in our non-fiction writing contest . Jigs are a type of fishing lure which can be described as a large single hook having a painted lead head near the eye along with several strands of silicone attached to the head to form a skirt. They are intended to be used

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Five silent weapons (or tools) that will knock your socks off

by M.D. Creekmore — October 12, 2012 — 90 comments

Silent weapons, no, not the kind of silent weapon used by CIA spooks or KGB assassins to dispose of targets during the cold war or the type screwed onto the barrel of a long-range sniper rifle, with cross hairs zeroed on the heart of a charismatic evil leader or the ex that continues to suck at

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Wilderness / TEOTWAWKI Survival Trapping : Basic powered trap (non-baited)

by M.D. Creekmore — June 8, 2012 — 41 comments

This guest post is by SurvivorDan and entry in our non-fiction writing contest . Before we begin with a discussion of the construction of the most basic primitive/minimal* tension trap; a quick look at the ethics of primitive trapping. Modern trap use is legal as long as you obey the local laws, licensing, seasons, limits, etc. Primitive trapping is

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Survival fishing techniques bank lines

by M.D. Creekmore — May 31, 2012 — 33 comments

This guest series is by Zach of fishingreports.com. Bank lines are a form of fishing similar to trot lines. For those that do not know about trot lines, they are a way to fish without being present watching the pole. Below is a diagram of what a bank line usually looks like. To make a bank

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Basic Deer hunting tips and advice for survival

by M.D. Creekmore — March 21, 2012 — 30 comments

This is a guest post and entry in our non-fiction writing contest  by Paul B So you decided to try hunting and being the prepper type you went all in for the big package. You have got the shotgun and will be a part of the orange army that heads out the first week of December to try

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Survival Falconry: A Neglected Ancient Skillset

by M.D. Creekmore — March 16, 2012 — 26 comments

This is a guest post and entry in our non-fiction writing contest  by  Chet R Falconry is strictly regulated by the federal and state government agencies, namely the United States Fish and Wildlife Service and state wildlife agencies. Any attempts to develop skills outlined,discussed in this article, at this time, should be done in accordance with Federal

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Do you Plan to Live off of the Land When the SHTF? – So Will Everyone Else!

by M.D. Creekmore — January 17, 2012 — 56 comments

This is a guest post and entry in our non-fiction writing contest  by Colonel D from Nashville I’m intrigued when I read in various books, blogs or hear others speak of how they plan to “live off the land”. My first thought is good luck with that one everyone else will have the same idea. The

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Spring Beaver Trapping for Survival

by M.D. Creekmore — January 6, 2012 — 55 comments

By Bruce “Buckshot” Hemming In my end of the world novel “Grid Down Reality Bites” there is chapter on spring beaver trapping. I thought your readers would like to learn how to do these 3 methods of trapping beaver. Last spring I taught a 3 survival minded individuals how to trap beaver. We used #4 legholds

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A Modern Mountain Man

by M.D. Creekmore — September 19, 2011 — 33 comments

Guest post by Bruce ‘Buckshot’ Hemming Being a Modern Mountain man I have traveled all over and have had some very unique experiences in my lifetime. I snared a wild pig in Hawaii, trapped arctic blue fox in Alaska, trapped monster sized mink in North Dakota, and had some hair rising Spring beaver trapping in

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How To Build A Survival Fishing Kit That You Can Count On

by M.D. Creekmore — June 21, 2011 — 55 comments

This is a guest post by Edward R [This is an entry in our non-fiction writing contest where you could win a number of prizes including an 84 serving storage bucket of Wise Food Storage, 500 rounds of 9mm ammo, a NukAlert  a copy of my book The Dirt Cheap Survival Retreat and a copy of my CD

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What Everybody Ought to Know About Bow Hunting For Survival

by M.D. Creekmore — June 3, 2011 — 58 comments

by JimShyWolf Let’s clear the air first. I’m not a professional archer or survival bow hunter. I’ve never published an article in BowHunter or Archery magazine, nor have I ever competed in the Olympics in any venue, let alone archery. (Regardless what you may have heard to the contrary.) Nor have I ever traveled out-of-state to hunt any

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Wandering The Wasteland After The Collapse

by M.D. Creekmore — October 2, 2010 — 14 comments

Guest post by Bruce Buckshot Hemming I was reading another survival blog when the age-old Semi versus Bolt gun argument came up.”Our character is out wandering around after the Apocalypse ( Wastelands: Stories of the Apocalypse ) and is attacked by dogs. He gallantly fought them off with his SKS. And made the comment that he

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“A prudent person foresees the danger ahead and takes precautions. The simpleton goes blindly on and suffers the consequences.” Proverbs 27:12


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