The Sagebrush Survival Podcast

Today I review an actual, physical magazine, Prepper Survival Guide. Enjoy!

Today I explore the idea of the Altoids tin survival kit concept and wether it makes sense for the modern survivalist.

Hey Survivors! This week I go over some reflections on the incident in Kenosha and how we can prepare to survive in a combat environment.

What sight or scope should you mount on your defensive carbine? Today I go over some options.

More than just a tag line, Take Nothing for Granted is part of a well-rounded survival philosophy.

It’s a burning question for new gun owners and survivalists: how much ammo do I need? Today I talk about why the prepper consensus is inadequate and what kind of factors you should consider when stockpiling ammo. PayPal.me/sagebrushsurvival

Don’t let hot weather sneak up on you! Have a plan to deal with hot weather. In this episode, we talk about how to identify, prevent, and treat hot weather injuries. PayPal.me/sagebrushsurvival

As survivors we need to keep ourselves physically fit in order to be prepared for a survival situation or disaster. Today I challenge you to test your physical fitness so you can track your progress and become a more capable survivor.

Which tool is the best choice in a survival situation? This week I talk about the pros and cons of each tool in a wilderness or disaster scenario. PayPal.me/sagebrushsurvival

Have you ever wished you could carry more survival gear with you on a daily basis? Enter the EDC Bag. Today I go over what you should carry to deal with unexpected emergencies and contingencies. PayPal.me/sagebrushsurvival

Poop! How do you deal with it in a disaster? In this episode I discuss four methods for getting rid of human waste in a survival scenario.

This week I give specific recommendations for 22LR and shotgun ammo.

Today I give my recommendation for a budget Arsenal in February 2021.

In this episode, I discuss the 10 categories of survival you should think about when making plans and preps.

Blair talks about ways to keep warm at night in cold weather.