Survival priorities. What comes first, next, and so on. Many of you know the rule of three: 3 – Minutes without air Hours without shelter (body core temperature) Days without water Weeks without food The Rule of Threes Aside from air (ability to breathe), I’ve heard this question debated: “What’s a higher priority when it…
Shelter is a number one priority for survival under some circumstances – namely hypothermia. Our core body temperature can quickly drop to dangerous levels from exposure to the elements and the effects of cold. If in the wilderness, building a simple survival shelter could save your life. Here are a few guidelines to consider with…
If you ever need to evacuate or bug-out from your home, and if you are unable to obtain shelter (e.g. your options are limited or shelters are full or unavailable, etc.), then camping gear (a tent) can make a huge difference in your circumstance while temporarily mobile.
Lets get back to survival basics for a minute. It is sometimes helpful to re-group, to take a step back, and look at the big picture. You may be surprised in that sometimes you’ll get a new idea or perspective which will help you become better prepared than you already were…