Bushcraft for Preppers: Spring Pole Trap
Remove the snare wire and replace with monofilament and a hook and you have a fish trap.
Remove the snare wire and replace with monofilament and a hook and you have a fish trap.
After TOO LONG of a break, we are back with HammerTalk and firing up the forge again. We will focus on projects with real use in this series.
I dont own this image. I didnt come up with it. Its awesome. Go to their website PrepperLink and give them some love. They are doing some serious thinking about us. Listen to “Whats Your Skill Tree Lookin Like?” on Spreaker.
This is a video that was lost in the Youtube ban but I have brought it back because now is wild persimmon time. If you are lucky enough to get your hands on them. Notice all most of the leaves have fallen off this tree. That is really when the fruit start to get sweet.
Strawberries were on sale for 25 plants $9.00 The concrete blocks cost around $30 The fertilizer cow fertilizer was around $6 Compost was free Cardboard was free $45 investment for this small patch. We will watch it grow and expand together.
I got you a quick behind-the-scenes walkthrough of the new greenhouse over at The Jones Homestead! Enjoy!
The Algonquians were one of many American tribes that used the woods and the land to survive. The wickiup shelter was created, and the name coined, by this tribe. Their word for home-dwelling was “wikiyap” and it was this kind of teepee-style shelter. Read the rest of this article written by James over at Survival World
Hydroponics and grow lights give you a lot of options for preparedness. My operation is outdoors but we are gonna keep building! See what happens.