Survival classes/information trading/group formation

[Survivor Johnny]

i'm lookin forward to the knowledge sharing thing, its gonna be fun and informative. i suggest 2 books for everyone's B.O.B. army rangers hand book and wild edibles of south eastern united states

 

[Survivor Johnny]

did y'all see where Texas, Mississippi and Tennessee are considering laws against gun control and making it illegal for Fed's to enforce any executive order infringing on the second amendment? i love the south!!!

 

[Tacticalcountryboy]

If it goes through, and ga don't follow suite ill move.

 

[Aks]

i know that feeling. But i just answered a post on here about knife sharpening, although as a rule of thumb you would think most would know how to do this, but as i have learned some don't. a good sharp knife will always be handy nomatter what. I do believe that we would need to be able to give a demostration for those not aware of things of this nature. what do ya'll think?

 

[Survivor Johnny]

i know that feeling. But i just answered a post on here about knife sharpening, although as a rule of thumb you would think most would know how to do this, but as i have learned some don't. a good sharp knife will always be handy nomatter what. I do believe that we would need to be able to give a demostration for those not aware of things of this nature. what do ya'll think?

Thats the reason this thread was started, to share knowledge & learn from those who have found out.
i carry this knife sharpener but a stone&strap will always be better, I don't like 3stones&a strap in my pocket. Lol this is a 3to6 stroke good sharp edge item. It has carbide&ceramic+diamond hone &is always with me. I admit I am a freak, unless in courthouse or airport I carry 6 blades on average

http://www.amazon.com/Smiths-PP1-Po...470153&sr=8-1&keywords=smiths+knife+sharpener

its 3"x1" and very light weight

 

[Tacticalcountryboy]

Great Idea! Ive learned how to use traditional oil and stone method years ago I think I could pick it right back up? I love this style, I don't think many people even know about it http://theblocksharpener.com/ I carry this in my bob its super light, compact and the simplist sharpening method ive seen.

 

[Survivor Johnny]

Great Idea! Ive learned how to use traditional oil and stone method years ago I think I could pick it right back up? I love this style, I don't think many people even know about it http://theblocksharpener.com/ I carry this in my bob its super light, compact and the simplist sharpening method ive seen.

I used to have one of those, I think or maybe it was ceramic sticks. Hmmm not sure but I liked it. But either way u have the right idea -the biggest bang for the weight & size-, that's why I go with a heavy machete over 1 of my hatches.this is my hatchet, shovel&pick

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[Survivor Johnny]

Try that again, I did something wrong

http://www.gemplers.com/product/G41...=G41040&ef_id=UPioKgAAUnBMQ0LG20130118014058s

 

[Survivor Johnny]

Ok, y'all check the map in Dallas area for Buchanan hwy (also called hwy120) off hwy278. I thinkin in the " lane cemetery rd" area. Lots of woods and a stream. Feed back?

 

[Survivor Johnny]

Great Idea! Ive learned how to use traditional oil and stone method years ago I think I could pick it right back up? I love this style, I don't think many people even know about it http://theblocksharpener.com/ I carry this in my bob its super light, compact and the simplist sharpening method ive seen.

Wow! Watch the video demo on that link, if I can't find mine I might have to get another. Good one man. I wonder how it comparisons to my Smiths