My family and I had a
very pleasant Christmas Eve. No fireplace at my brother's house, but the
old Tanenbaum was glowing softly in the corner. Mom barely showed that
this was her 82nd Christmas as she recited the manger story while my
brother read it from Luke 2. My sister-in-law laid out a nice ham dinner
as we sang carols.
My son could not stop flicking open his new
CRKT lock blade. My daughter was overjoyed with her bag of Merino wool
and drop spindle. My brother and his wife were very pleased with the box
of tea. Mom was pleased with the box of cheeses. My heart was warmed to
see everyone so happy.
Today, I am having a quiet day of killing
zombies in various games. Later on I will do a Merry Christmas video
for my YouTube Channel. I hope everyone is enjoying their holiday at
least as much as I am.
Tuesday, December 25, 2012
Thursday, November 29, 2012
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
RTAK II Survival Knife
What is the best melee weapon for doing those zeds in? A katana? Aww,
c'mon. A kukri? Nawww, gut shots son't count. How about a machete? Sure,
but aren't they a bit long? Enter the RTAK II.
This is a workhouse that isn't quite a machete but is way more than just a survival knife. 1095 steel, it holds its edge and stands up to abuse. Whether you are clearing brush or processing firewood this is the goto knife. Sharp enough for skinning and filleting, it is shaped well for scraping hides and even cooking. And when it comes to zombies.....
RTAK II Survival Knife
This is a workhouse that isn't quite a machete but is way more than just a survival knife. 1095 steel, it holds its edge and stands up to abuse. Whether you are clearing brush or processing firewood this is the goto knife. Sharp enough for skinning and filleting, it is shaped well for scraping hides and even cooking. And when it comes to zombies.....
RTAK II Survival Knife
Sunday, November 18, 2012
Corn Cordage
Cousin Zeddy tore down the lean to last night so we needed to put another one up. We needed some new cordage to do the lashings with. Farmer Brown had cut the corn before the Zpoc but those bottom segments still had lots of fiber in them.
We explore some interesting parts of the corn plant for cord making. Using the fibers in the internodal pith, we can make a nice bit or cord.
See the new video Corn Cordage
We explore some interesting parts of the corn plant for cord making. Using the fibers in the internodal pith, we can make a nice bit or cord.
See the new video Corn Cordage
Sunday, November 4, 2012
Hello Friends
Hello to new friends and old! This blog is an extension to my YouTube channel. Zombie Preparedness on YT is a collection of videos about survival techniques and gear. I am also a writer at Zombie Survival and Defense Wiki. Come visit ZSDW and meet many others who enjoy prepping and survival. Drop me a line here if you like or comment on one of my videos.
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