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Category: How To

Pros and Cons of an Every Day Carry Kit (EDC)

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Pros and Cons of an Every Day Carry Kit (EDC)

by CanuckSurvival / On May 22, 2017Posted in Tip and Tricks

I’m willing to best you have an EDC kit on you and you don’t even know it. Think about what you take with you every time you head out the front door… Wallet, keys, phone, purse, briefcase, etc. At the very core these are your every day carry items. But, not quite the EDC items […]

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How To Layer Clothing For All Weather Conditions

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How To Layer Clothing For All Weather Conditions

by CanuckSurvival / On April 23, 2017Posted in How To, Survival Guides, Tip and Tricks

Dressing for the weather isn’t as difficult as some make it seem. And no, you don’t need a whole closet full of gear! A few items will get the job done. Learning how to layer clothing for all weather conditions is easy when you know how to do it properly. Keep reading below to see […]

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Hiking and Camping Gear List

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Hiking and Camping Gear List

by CanuckSurvival / On February 23, 2017Posted in Survival Guides, Tip and Tricks

Here you’ll find a comprehensive hiking and camping gear list of the most common and popular items found throughout the hiking and camping communities. At the end of this article you’ll find all of the sources I’ve used to create this ultimate gear list. I’ve decided to use two lists, one for the basics and […]

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Canadian Knife Laws – What You Can And Can’t Carry

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Canadian Knife Laws – What You Can And Can’t Carry

by CanuckSurvival / On February 10, 2017Posted in Tip and Tricks, Uncategorized

Canadian Knife Laws are one of the most vague things I’ve ever read. I’ve spent a bit of time researching this subject, but keep in mind this is in no way, shape, or form, legal advice*. Every province, municipality, city, police officer, and court may have different views when it comes to this subject. Luckily Canada […]

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How To Make The Perfect Bug Out Bag

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How To Make The Perfect Bug Out Bag

by CanuckSurvival / On January 30, 2017Posted in How To

Everyone should have their own bug out bag (BOB). This means each capable person in the family should have one as well. It’s recommended to have a bug out bag that will allow your survival for at least 72 hours and I’m going to show you how to make the perfect bug out bag. Keep in […]

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Wilderness First Aid Kit Checklist – PDF Download

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Wilderness First Aid Kit Checklist – PDF Download

by CanuckSurvival / On January 22, 2017Posted in How To, Survival Guides

A first aid kit is important to have on hand no matter where you go, especially if adventuring anywhere far from civilization. You should keep one in the car at all times, one at home, and definitely keep one in your survival gear bag. For this wilderness first aid kit checklist I’ll break down what you […]

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Best Fire Starter Kit

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Best Fire Starter Kit

by CanuckSurvival / On January 18, 2017Posted in How To, Survival Guides

A fire starter kit tops the chart for most important items in a survival kit. Being able to make fire is essential for survival. Having the best fire starter kit means you must have several different ways to create fire. Sure you can use primitive techniques, but in todays age it’s really unnecessary when instead […]

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How To Choose The Best Survival Knife

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How To Choose The Best Survival Knife

by CanuckSurvival / On January 10, 2017Posted in How To

Originally Posted: January 12, 2017 Updated: December 23, 2017 Finding just any ol’ survival knife is easy, but we want the best knife possible at the best price, am I right? In this guide I’ll show you how to choose the best survival knife by teaching you exactly what to look for in a knife and […]

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How to Make An Evergreen Bough Bed

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How to Make An Evergreen Bough Bed

by CanuckSurvival / On January 9, 2017Posted in How To

It wasn’t until recently I found out that this form of bed actually had a name, I simply called it, ‘a bed made out of branches and stuff.” Oops. In this quick guide I’ll show you how to make an evergreen bough bed so you can sleep comfortably in the night and keep yourself elevated off […]

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