This Tactical Sling Bag from Voodoo Tactical provides an over the shoulder carry bag that is adaptable for right to left handed wearers with the click of a buckle. The padded waist strap provides added support and prevents the pack from bouncing while you are moving. The single padded shoulder strap has 2 accessory pouches [...]

This short how-to video shows several ways of making a fire using products currently on the Market. The products used to create fire in this short video. Products reviewed include: Fire Steel Magnesium Strip Fire Paste Petroleum Jelly Cotton Ball

Wolfmaan shows simple modifications to a hard-sheathed survival knife to enable it to hold survival equipment such as fire steel, and paracord. This technique allows a hard-sheathed knife to be compatible with MOLLE strapping.     Materials Used: Ka-Bar Tanto Knife with hard sheath   Condor Gadget Pouch Paracord

Deep in the woods, on a multi-day trip, you try to go down a steep hill and sprain an ankle. What will you do? How will you deal with the situation when mobile phones do not work, and your SPOT subscription is not up to date? Wilderness First Aid Instructor and professional outdoors person Wolfmaan [...]

New Years Eve in Galveston, Texas During the end of 2002, beginning of 2003, I found myself behind the wheel of my Freightliner FL-80 transport truck, screaming down the Interstate Highways of America heading towards one of my favourite places of the United States: Texas. About 70km south of Houston there is a small island [...]

A demonstration of the newest generation of wire-saw by MIL-SPEC. Marketed as the Commando Wire Saw [02-6446], This new saw, far superior to older saws which were long paper-clip type materials. The saw can be quickly turned into a bow-saw for quicker use. Full product details can be found by clicking here.    

I met up with Ed from the Niagara Bushcrafters Club who gave a demonstration of starting a fire using ONLY a cat-tail bundle and a fire starting sparker. This short video could save your life some day! Ed gathered a cattail reed and stem from the surrounding forest, then opened the cattail. After opening the [...]

The Niagara Glen is a unique spot of beauty deep in the Great Gorge that has been a designated Nature Reserve since 1992. Stairways lead to 4 km (2.5 mi) of paths that wind through a pristine pocket of Carolinian Forest, past boulders left behind as the Falls eroded through the area thousands of years [...]

  A short exploration film created in with the help of the Dundas Museum on the ruins of Fishers Mill. The site was originally built as the Gore Grist Mill in 1834. The Gore grist mill remained in operation until it was sold to the Fisher Family in 1863. The Fisher family re-tooled the mill, [...]

Visiting the Darnley Grist Mill in Crooks Hollow, Ontario Canada. This Grist Mill was named after Lord Darnley of Scotland and built between 1811 and 1813. The building was sold to James Stutt in 1860 and a fire destroyed most of the building in 1885 – killing two men. The mill remained in operation until [...]