Outdoor Tips – Bears

If you see a bear at a distance, shouting loudly is USUALLY enough to scare it away.
If shouting does not work, back away slowly. NEVER turn your back to the bear. Turning and running can activate the bear’s natural hunting instincts.

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Outdoor Tips – Signal Mirror

Whether you are out fishing or hiking in the back country, a small mirror can be a lifesaver. A small mirror can be used to signal for help, and can be seen from miles away.

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Fire Starting – Dryer lint

Lint from he dryer is a cheap way to start a fire. When cleaning out your drier, take the lint and store it in a Ziploc bag. The lint bag makes a good addition to any survival kit or bug out bag.

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Fire Starting – Cotton Balls

Cotton balls are a great addition to your survival kit. When soaked in alcohol or Vaseline the make a great fire starter that burns long enough to get any fire going.

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Grab-And-Run Kit

Everyone should have a 72 hour Survival Bag that they can grab when an emergency comes up. It is also a good idea to have one in both your car or home.

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