A Survival Bag with 12 Tools And Equipments For Survivalists feat. SurvivalismeManche50

Heirs Of The Wild feat. SurvivalismeManche50
This week, we propose you to make an emergency bag (Survival Kit) with 12 most important items for a low budget. Backpack, Hypothermic Blanket, Flask, Fire Steel, Light Torch, Sleeping Bag and other crucial tools and equipment for survivalists to survive in the wilderness or in a post apocalyptic environment. Great for bushcraft and other survivalism skills. Please subscribe and comment. 

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Our Partner's Short-Movie Trailer: Raiders of the Mountain Hold

Raiders of the Mountain Hold: 

Our partner sent us the trailer to a survivalist short-movie they shot in a great environment in the wild. The bunker belongs to them and provides a great opportunity to give a post apocalyptic  atmosphere. Nice guns, nice story, great cabin!

You can find more of these videos and the short-movie here:

http://survivalhq.net/showthread.php/4456-Guns-and-bunkers-which-is-best-And-the-bunker-in-action-video

Enjoy!

http://survivalhq.net/showthread.php/4456-Guns-and-bunkers-which-is-best-And-the-bunker-in-action-video

Survivalism & Essay : Rough Draft Of An Appalachian Survivalist by Adam Chinchar

Survivalism & Essay : Rough Draft Of An Appalachian Survivalist

Adam Chinchar, A new member of Heirs Of The Wild published his first essay on our blog.

"Panic! Chaos! The social contract is void, and man has lost his collective mind! Or has he? Is the post apocalypse mindset just the product of Hollywood cinema? In all honesty, your location will probably have the most effect on how the social order would rebuild after a long term disaster, regardless of the circumstance. Folks in the Appalachians may be more suited to a nuclear situation due to favorable wind patterns, lots of foliage, and an already closer to self sufficient mindset, at least compared to people living in an highly urbanized area, and people in Siberia would be untouched by plague due to lack of concentrated population..."

To read more,here is the dedicated page :
http://heirsofthewild.blogspot.com/p/blog-page.html

Which survival topics you would like to see on this blog?

Which survival topics you would like to see on this blog? You can write in the comments below a maximum of 3 wishes. If you want to help us, you really can send us a video that you have made. We will post it after working on it together (it will includes a link to your page or blog, and you keep the copyrights, don't worry)

- Finding edible plants in summer
- Finding edible plants in spring/fall
- Finding wild food in winter
- Using a map in the mountains
- The best equipment to camp in winter
- Hunting with a bow
- Guns & Weapons
- What kind of food is easier and better for a survivalist
- Which are the 10 best famous survivalists?
- What are your 10 favorite survivalist movies?
- What are your 10 favorite survivalist books?

Please HELP us by bringing and posting your own contents! Answer your wish list by email or in the comments below. Thank you so much!

What kind of survival you like? What survivalist are you?

What kind of survival you like? What survivalist are you?

First you can decide what kind of member Heirs Of The Wild you could be (Well you can be a bit of these 3 following profiles, but you may choose what you really feel like now...)

Are you likely a Homesteader/Prepper? War or apocalypse might come; you built quite a solid experience in homesteading / prepping in your well prepared house. Strengthening your house, shooting and practicing often with your guns as well as likely growing your vegetable garden and animals are your daily routine.

...Rather a Bushcrafter/Camper?  You really enjoy the nature and can´t really stand civilization around. So every time you can, you just head to the wild to spend time hunting, finding wild food, creating objects with strong manual abilities you developed lately. You do not really care about your comfort and sleep rather in your shelter or tent. You also have quite good knowledge about equipment to survive some days in the winter wilderness or some weeks around your hideaway in the hot forest.

...Or finally a Wilderness Scout / Pathfinder ?  Sleeping two nights at the same place is not for you. You like to hike, hit the trails, and get off the listed paths from the map. You have a huge knowledge of nature and landscapes. Coming back to the civilization is impossible for you, as the life in the wild is your destiny.

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The Heirs Of The Wild (intro video)

The Heirs Of The Wild (intro video)

The new community of survivalism in the wilderness presents its first introduction with some important tags and keywords that will appear in the following videos: Most of the topics will concern survivalism in the wild, bushcraft and techniques of survivalists such as hunt, fish, gathering edible plants and wild food. The community also proposes different videos of preppers showing their abilities to survive any apocalypse or nuclear wars. A lot of different content that will surely get your attention. Please subscribe to get more information and follow us. We need members and help to develop our project. The Team of Heirs Of The Wild.

Plants harvested this week-end (winter)

Wild food is not easy to find in winter.
We planned a small trip in the wilderness this week-end.

Plants harvested:
- Common Reed,
- Canada Thistle,
- Wild carrot...

But was too early for Stinging Nettles. If you have ideas of any other edible plants, we will be pleased to post your comments or contents.

Christopher McCandless alias Alexander Supertramp Birthday

February 12th
It would have been the 45th birthday of Alexander Supertramp, alias Christopher McCandless, whose famous adventure were described in Into The Wild.

Here are three quotes from him, found in his diary with his body:

“I read somewhere... how important it is in life not necessarily to be strong... but to feel strong.” Christopher McCandless

“If you want something in this life, reach out and grab it.” Christopher McCandless

“The very basic core of a man's living spirit is his passion for adventure. The joy of life comes from our encounters with new experiences, and hence there is no greater joy than to have an endlessly changing horizon, for each day to have a new and different sun.” Christopher McCandless

Heirs Of The Wild presentation "learn to survive closer to nature"

The Heirs Of The Wild

Welcome to our blog! Who are we?
We are a recently created community of people from different countries. Our aim is to share knowledge and experiences from different cultures and periods.
We created a Non-Profit Organization to fulfill our objectives .

Our motto? "learn to survive closer to nature".

We are looking for subscribers, friends and partners ready to walk along the path of the survivalism.

Please send us any question or request, we are really looking forward to you.

Greetings, Howard

Our email:
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