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Backwoods Survival Guide (Issue 28)

Backwoods Survival Guide (Issue 28)
Magazine

This is our 28th issue of Backwoods Survival Guide. Our writers are some of the very best in the field and we're thrilled that they've chosen BSG as a home for their content. Here's just a peek at some of what you'll find in this issue. Kevin Estela has a great story on how to maintain your gear when you're away from home. Reuben Bolieu is reviewing several products from one of our favorite companies, Tuff Possum Gear. K.H. Koehler shares some excellent tips on where you can save money when you're homesteading. Dana Benner explains how he does a full clean-out of his freezers each year and shares a few of his favorite recipes. Our Gear Guide this time around is on fire starters, and we're also covering the venerable walking stick and all of its myriad uses. As always, there's no fluff, just practical, actionable information you can put to use.

Letter From the Editor

OUTDOORS • HEAD OUT THERE AND HAVE FUN EXPLORING ALL THAT MOTHER NATURE HAS TO OFFER.

BE SMART AND PLAN AHEAD • Stay safe with these tips

BE KIND TO SLOWPOKES

TARP CAMPING 101 • Tips and tricks for a comfortable stay

TARP SITE SELECTION

MEET THE STAFF • The many uses of a simple piece of wood

THE DAKOTA FIRE HOLE • Separating fact from fiction

HOMESTEADING • SELF-RELIANCE CAN BE A LOT OF WORK, BUT THE REWARDS MAKE IT WORTH ALL OF THE EFFORT.

HOMESTEADING ON A BUDGET • Tips and tricks for reducing expenses

TURNING SOIL (AND PROFITS)

SUMMER CHORES • Get them done while the sun shines

NATURAL PEST CONTROL

CHICKEN ALTERNATIVES • Beyond the buff

EGGSACTLY THE BREED YOU NEED

YEAST AND YOU • Yeast in the homestead kitchen

BAKING UNLEAVENED BREAD

CLEAN OUT YOUR FREEZER • Prepare for the new harvest

HOW LONG DOES IT LAST?

DIY PROJECTS • WITH SOME BASIC KNOWLEDGE AND A BIT OF ELBOW GREASE, YOU CAN DO ALMOST ANYTHING.

BACKYARD SURVIVAL CAMP • A backup for your home, just in case

CLEAN WITHOUT CHEMICALS • Homemade is safer and works just as well

SUPPLIES FOR GETTING STARTED

GEAR SUPPORT KIT • Be ready if something fails

EQUIPMENT • HUMANS INVENTED TOOLS FOR MANY REASONS—ONE OF WHICH IS THAT THEY'RE FUN TO USE.

NEW PRODUCTS • The latest and greatest gadgets and goodies

GOING DARK • Get the gear needed to brighten your night

A LOOTER’S PARADISE

POCKET DUMPS • What’s in your pocket?

OFF-BODY EDC

FROM SPARK TO FLAME • Get it burning fast

TUFF POSSUM GEAR • Great gear made in the USA

Backwoods Survival Guide

PHOTO CREDITS


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Frequency: One time Pages: 116 Publisher: A360 Media, LLC Edition: Backwoods Survival Guide (Issue 28)

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: June 7, 2024

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subjects

Travel & Outdoor

Languages

English

This is our 28th issue of Backwoods Survival Guide. Our writers are some of the very best in the field and we're thrilled that they've chosen BSG as a home for their content. Here's just a peek at some of what you'll find in this issue. Kevin Estela has a great story on how to maintain your gear when you're away from home. Reuben Bolieu is reviewing several products from one of our favorite companies, Tuff Possum Gear. K.H. Koehler shares some excellent tips on where you can save money when you're homesteading. Dana Benner explains how he does a full clean-out of his freezers each year and shares a few of his favorite recipes. Our Gear Guide this time around is on fire starters, and we're also covering the venerable walking stick and all of its myriad uses. As always, there's no fluff, just practical, actionable information you can put to use.

Letter From the Editor

OUTDOORS • HEAD OUT THERE AND HAVE FUN EXPLORING ALL THAT MOTHER NATURE HAS TO OFFER.

BE SMART AND PLAN AHEAD • Stay safe with these tips

BE KIND TO SLOWPOKES

TARP CAMPING 101 • Tips and tricks for a comfortable stay

TARP SITE SELECTION

MEET THE STAFF • The many uses of a simple piece of wood

THE DAKOTA FIRE HOLE • Separating fact from fiction

HOMESTEADING • SELF-RELIANCE CAN BE A LOT OF WORK, BUT THE REWARDS MAKE IT WORTH ALL OF THE EFFORT.

HOMESTEADING ON A BUDGET • Tips and tricks for reducing expenses

TURNING SOIL (AND PROFITS)

SUMMER CHORES • Get them done while the sun shines

NATURAL PEST CONTROL

CHICKEN ALTERNATIVES • Beyond the buff

EGGSACTLY THE BREED YOU NEED

YEAST AND YOU • Yeast in the homestead kitchen

BAKING UNLEAVENED BREAD

CLEAN OUT YOUR FREEZER • Prepare for the new harvest

HOW LONG DOES IT LAST?

DIY PROJECTS • WITH SOME BASIC KNOWLEDGE AND A BIT OF ELBOW GREASE, YOU CAN DO ALMOST ANYTHING.

BACKYARD SURVIVAL CAMP • A backup for your home, just in case

CLEAN WITHOUT CHEMICALS • Homemade is safer and works just as well

SUPPLIES FOR GETTING STARTED

GEAR SUPPORT KIT • Be ready if something fails

EQUIPMENT • HUMANS INVENTED TOOLS FOR MANY REASONS—ONE OF WHICH IS THAT THEY'RE FUN TO USE.

NEW PRODUCTS • The latest and greatest gadgets and goodies

GOING DARK • Get the gear needed to brighten your night

A LOOTER’S PARADISE

POCKET DUMPS • What’s in your pocket?

OFF-BODY EDC

FROM SPARK TO FLAME • Get it burning fast

TUFF POSSUM GEAR • Great gear made in the USA

Backwoods Survival Guide

PHOTO CREDITS


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