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Illinois Trespassing Laws: What You Need to Know

Illinois: Fast Facts on Trespassing Trespass Law Covers: Land, Structures, Dwellings, Vehicles Crime Class: Misdemeanor. Felony for repeated trespass onto state supported property. Fencing Required?: No, if markers/signage posted. Signage Required?:Yes, generally. Verbal Notice Required?: No. Illinois Trespassing Law Overview Illinois is well known for being a state that absolutely loves its laws. They have …

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Arkansas Knife Laws: What You Need to Know

Laws and Regulations / By Tom Marlowe

The Essentials Legal to Carry Openly or Concealed, No Permit Needed Dirk Bowie knife Butterfly knife Ballistic knife Razor Dagger Push Dagger Gravity knife Caution Advised Any knife with blade over 3”. See below. Arkansas Knife Law Overview Arkansas is, happily, a mostly permissive state for carry and ownership of knives having the right to …

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How to Choose an AR-10 Tactical Scope

Weapons and Firearms / By Tom Marlowe

If the AR-15 is the king of the rifle world then its progenitor, the AR-10, in all of its many variations is certainly the queen. While the shooting world is benefiting from downsizing bore sizes to sub .30 caliber there is still a valid need and, frankly, plenty of desire for larger rounds capable of …

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Nebraska Knife Laws: What You Need to Know

Laws and Regulations / By Tom Marlowe

The Essentials Legal to Carry Openly: Any kind of knife Legal to Carry Concealed without a Permit: Any knife with a blade less than 3 ½” except any dirk, dagger, or stiletto Legal to Carry Concealed with Permit: No changes to above; forbidden knives still not permissible. Nebraska Knife Law Overview Nebraska is a generally …

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How to Escape Society and Become 100% Independent

Homesteading / By Tom Marlowe

It is the stated goal of many preppers to get clear of the big cities, to move out of their over-commercialized towns and to get off the “beaten trail”. Each and every one a euphemism for getting away from society and living life on their own terms in a 100% independent and self-reliant way. Not …

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Family Radio Service For Beginners

Communications / By Gaby Pilson

Communication is essential in an emergency, especially when you’re separated from others in your family or survival group. When internet and phone communication might be out of the question, radios could be our best bet. However, navigating the world of radio communication, with all its jargon and confusing acronyms isn’t easy. Indeed, simply figuring out …

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West Virginia Trespassing Laws: What You Need to Know

Uncategorized / By Tom Marlowe

West Virginia: Fast Facts on Trespassing Trespass Law Covers: Buildings, Dwellings, Land, Vehicles Crime Class: Misdemeanor, Felony Fencing Required?: No, but qualifies certain offenses. Signage Required?: Yes, for certain types of property. Verbal Notice Required?: No, but counts as notice to stay away or depart. West Virginia Trespassing Law Overview West Virginia’s relevant trespassing statutes …

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Top 10 Survival Belts and Which Ones to Avoid

Tools and Gear / By Tom Marlowe

Most preppers are planning on carrying lots of gear with them when the time comes to bug out, or just when they are facing an uncertain and potentially dangerous situation. The load carriage solutions for hauling this needed gear are typically split between the pockets built into someone’s clothing, and a piece of carried luggage, …

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Icicle Hitch (With the Loop) Knot – Step by Step How to Tie It

Survival Skills / By Nick O'Law

The icicle hitch is perfect for securing a line to a rod. This is a slide and grip knot, meaning the load can be moved from one line to another. This is the loop method variation. You can find the “end method” of tying it here. Below are the steps for the loop method… Steps …

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How to Defend Your Business or Non-Residential Property

Home Defense / By Tom Marlowe

Most trained civilians are prepared to use force in self-defense either at their home, to repel a home invasion, or in a public place, to halt an attack. These are the two typical settings for all kinds of self-defense scenarios, and there are many similarities between them, namely the presumption that the defender will be …

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