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MagicManICT
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Re: Real life survival
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Sibbechai
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Re: Real life survival
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jorb
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Re: Real life survival
I recently read Neil Strauss' "Emergency". It was a rather inspiring tale of his run-ins with eccentrics and lunatic-fringe survivalists in a three year quest to become a more independent person and learn some survival skills. If aren't too troubled by pop-cultural prose I can recommend it.
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HarryDresden
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Shall read, sounds like a good one. Better then the last Survival series that I read hopefully.jorb wrote:I recently read Neil Strauss' "Emergency". It was a rather inspiring tale of his run-ins with eccentrics and lunatic-fringe survivalists in a three year quest to become a more independent person and learn some survival skills. If aren't too troubled by pop-cultural prose I can recommend it.
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btaylor
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Re: Real life survival
To make a successful Deadfall Trap the stone you are using must be heavy and wide enough to pin down the prey you are trying to capture. I have smashed my hands on more than one occasion trying to set one of these up. 
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Jotun
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Re: Real life survival
I grow peppermint, sage, lemongrass, Marsh Mallow plant, and a few other local herbs used for tea/healing. Not survival, but I guess it's thread related.
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MagicManICT
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But not quite so heavy as to crush it (unless your 'prey' is out to get you and you need it to die). Trying to clean and cook an animal that has been crushed like that leaves the meat a bit.... bleh.btaylor wrote:To make a successful Deadfall Trap the stone you are using must be heavy and wide enough to pin down the prey you are trying to capture. I have smashed my hands on more than one occasion trying to set one of these up.
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Scilly_guy
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Re: Real life survival
Me making pancakes, it was last year and I didn't take any pictures of the pancakes, but they were good.
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Jotun
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Re: Real life survival
Why are you wearing rubber boots? Black widow infestation?Scilly_guy wrote:Me making pancakes, it was last year and I didn't take any pictures of the pancakes, but they were good.
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Scilly_guy
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Not in the UK no, erm, other than it being my default footwear I'm not surewhy at that moment, I even have bald stripes where the top of the boots rub the hair away.
