Articles from Past Issues
The Importance of Good Clothing
by Jake Mowry
Survival Mastery with EJ Snyder and Cat Bigney
by Charlie Richie Jr.
The Bear Man of Admiralty Island
by Tom “Tomahawk” Moore
A Conversation with Artist
Clark Kelley Price
by Lindsay Bovill
The Lavvu Tent
by Tom “Tomahawk” Moore
In the Woods With Casström Knives
by Paul “Many Rifles” Laster
Man’s Most Noble Achievement
by David Darlington
Outlaw Bill Tibbetts
by Erik Taylor
Life at Eliguk: Project Fishbone
by Jennifer Toland
My Personal Green River Knife
by Tom “Tomahawk” Moore
A Survival Kit That Makes Sense
by Tim Swanson
Black Powder For Survival: The Blanket Gun
by Paul “Many Rifles” Laster
An Unusual Hunter
by Rich Creason
The Path to Self-Reliance
by Christopher Nyerges
Two Cold Steel Budget Knives
by Jim House
His Great Grandad’s Tools
by Julia Nunnally Duncan
Carving A Simple Wooden Spoon
by Tim Swanson
The Hopi Way
by Cam Kenstler
PAST FEATURED ARTICLE
The Duck Hunter 3000
by Zachary Fowler
Featured in the March/April 2018 issue
My name is Zachary Fowler and last year on the date that I am writing this, August 16, I was alone in Patagonia, 87 days into my survival for Season 3 of HISTORY’s survival series “Alone”. On August 16, 2016 was the morning that I heard the boat come for a medical check. I had nothing to eat but 63 fish and two birds up to this point, and I thought I was going to fail the med check that morning. If I did fail the medical check I would be going home defeated. There was $500k for the last man or woman standing. I intended to survive no matter how long, and win that money for my family so we could build a new home. The medical team arrived with sad faces. They checked me physically and then started asking me about my mental state and how much I missed my wife and two girls that were waiting for me at home. After eating little more than three fish and some dandelion roots for the last 14 days, it didn’t take much to break down my walls.
