Survival Punk is a blog created by James Burnette. James takes a rational, creative approach to self-reliance, applying a punk DIY ethic to survivalism without any of the fear mongering or “tinfoil hattery” found in some other areas of the survivalist movement. The Survival Punk blog covers a huge range of his projects, both success […]
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Using the Survival Still with a Rocket Stove
When it comes to survival gear I demand that no matter what the other selling points are, if I am going to stake my life on it, it has to work every time. If I don’t get a “do-over” then my gear doesn’t get excuses made for it. That is one thing about the […]
Gear Review: Survival Still Grill
One of the things I love about the survival still is how versatile it is. In today’s video we use it on a charcoal grill and tried to test how much we could get, unfortunately it began raining and messed up our semi-almost scientific test. I know a lot of people complain about the Survival […]
Knots: Bowline (Including Tying One-Handed)
I had an interesting childhood – my Dad and I were a lot alike, and when I was growing up he jumped with both feet into the world of rope courses – he single-handedly built several small courses in Tennessee which, coupled with his work as a Park Ranger fed my infatuation with survival techniques […]
Using the Survival Still to Distill Salt Water
When I did the first survival still review I heard two types of comments its neat, but too expensive its cool, but the commenter had a filter, and therefore had no need. Those are both valid concerns, but – at least in my situation (and probably many of yours) they aren’t accurate. I know $279 […]