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10 Wilderness Sharpening Knives Hacks Without an Actual Whetstone

The most dangerous animal in the woods isn’t the bear, the moose, or the inexplicably aggressive squirrel. It’s a dull knife. A dull knife is a liar, a cheat, and...

10 Weather Prediction Hacks By Using Nature Method

I love a good weather app as much as the next person. There’s something deeply satisfying about watching a little animated sun smugly dictate your plans. But let me tell...

15 Edible Insects That Could Help You Survive in a Survival Situation

The idea of popping a crispy cricket into your mouth like it’s a particularly ambitious potato chip triggers a primal shudder in most of us. Our Western culinary programming screams...

10 Plants You Can Use as Toilet Paper Substitutes in the Wilderness

I was deep in a pine-scented nowhere, facing a moment of profound, gut-churning clarity. It’s the moment every hiker dreads, the moment your soul leaves your body just as your...

21 Wilderness Insect Eating Hacks You May Ever Know

 I was deep in the woods, on a solo camping trip meant to prove my ruggedness, my snack bag fell into a stream. As I stared at my soggy, chlorine-free...

40 Tips for Teaching Kids Bushcraft in the Wilderness

 The idea of taking your kids into the woods and teaching them to build fires and identify edible berries sounds, on paper, like the pinnacle of wholesome parenting. It evokes...

A Humble Guide to 10 Natural Tinder Sources in the Wilderness

 I’ve decided to reconnect with my primal roots, which, according to my DNA test, are mostly “British and Irish,” so historically more about complaining about the rain than conquering the...

10 Mindset for Survival Hacks in Bushcraft to Learn Outsmart the Woods

Grabbing a metaphorical cup of pine-needle tea, let me walk you through the ten mental life-hacks that transformed me from “terrified glamping escapee” into someone who can at least be...

15 Wildlife Tracking Tips That Actually Work

 I was on my first solo backpacking trip, a misguided attempt to “find myself.” I’d found myself, alright—lost, five miles from my tent, and convinced every rustle was a serial...
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