The Essentials Legal to Carry Concealed with No Permit Everything except a Bowie knife or knife of like kind Legal to Carry Concealed on your Own Property All knives including Bowie knives. Illegal to Carry or Keep in Vehicle Bowie knives or knives of like kind. Alabama Knife Law Overview Alabama is another excellent state […]
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Georgia: Fast Facts on Trespassing Georgia Trespassing Law Overview Georgia is a state with streamlined, easy-to-understand laws governing trespass. Pretty much everything you need to know is contained within a single section of the state statutes. The only thing worth noting on this is that causing damage to someone’s property up to a certain amount
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I defy anyone to find me a single prepper alive who does not have a deck of 52 playing cards in their survival cash, in stash bug-out bag, or handy at pretty much all times. Especially in a survival situation where you’re transporting your gear on foot, and you must carefully assess how valuable an
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The Essentials Illegal to Possess, Display, Carry or Sell Ballistic Knives Chinese throwing stars (shuriken) Legal to Carry Openly or Concealed without a Permit All other knives, including automatic knives Indiana Knife Law Overview Indiana is perhaps a surprisingly pro-knife state, and one with refreshingly easy to follow laws since a much needed overhaul in
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The Essentials Legal to Carry Openly Any knife except a switchblade with blade that is 2” or longer and other restricted knives, see below Legal to Carry Concealed Any non-restricted knife, see below Restricted Knives – Illegal to Possess Switchblade with blade of 2” or longer Disguised pen knife Disguised lipstick knife Air gauge knife
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No prepper should ever set off without a fire-starting tool as part of their kit. On your person or in your bug-out bag, you have to have a way, preferably more than one way, to start a fire in an emergency. You can use a flint and steel, a ferro rod, or other primitive methods.
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Dave Canterbury is a well-known survival instructor and owner of the Pathfinder School in Ohio. Perhaps best-known for his time on the Discovery Channel show Dual Survivor where he famously co-hosted alongside Cody Lundin, Dave is admired for his hard-charging and no-nonsense approach towards survival in austere environments. He has also authored several books on
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Many preppers spend lots of time fussing and fitting their bug-out bags, deciding on the perfect loadout, how they will pack it and, just as importantly, what kind and how big a pack they need for the purpose. Even a cursory internet search will reveal dozens upon dozens, probably hundreds upon hundreds of articles on
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Iowa: Fast Facts on Trespassing Iowa Trespassing Law Overview The state of Iowa’s trespassing laws are refreshingly straightforward, consisting of a single section that covers all instances of trespassing and variations thereof, all explained in an easy-to-understand way and in a logical order. The subsequent section covers the penalty schedule for trespassing, again laid-out in
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Kansas: Fast Facts on Trespassing Kansas Trespassing Law Overview Kansas trespassing laws are simple, succinct and easy to understand. The entirety of the trespassing laws are contained within two sections of Chapter 21 of the Kansas State statutes, and contain little in the way of surprises or gotchas, save for one curious mention of trespassing
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