Mountain Winter Survival Tips

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Mountain Winter Survival Tips

• The ideal survival kit contains emergency
  foodstuff. Water, shelter, light, signal devices,
  first aid kit and other needed supplies needed to
  survive in the wilderness until rescue is at
  hand. An ideal survival kit should keep you alive
  in at and help you get to a safer place or
  location. It should keep you from being cold,
  hungry or helpless.
• Essentially, the first item in your wilderness
  survival kit is a survival pack that contains a
  compass, signal mirror, a mini rescue flash, a
  slim whistle, windproof and waterproof matches, a
  blanket, a basic fishing kit and a duct tape.
  These are the essential survival pack that you
  must have when you plan to be out hiking in the
  wilderness.
• Other more specific wilderness survival gear
  inclusions are as follows materials for shelter
  which include your vehicle or car, tent and
  sleeping bag, fire starting materials aside from
  waterproof matches such as fire sticks, emergency
  tinder and a magnesium fire starter. Included
  also in the first aid kit are some tissue packs
  for sanitation and cleaning of items or
  materials.

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• Food stuff like food bars that are not
  thirst-provoking with enough calories for your
  needed energy and sustenance for the rest of the
  days that you might get lost is emphasized. It
  should be noted that these survival foods are
  specially made that will expire in as much as 5
  years. Some added equipment such as a folding
  shovel for digging, a metal cup for boiling or
  cooking aside from drinking, candles, a sewing
  kit, multi-functional knife, a cutting saw, and
  snare wires for securing tents or lashing and a
  backpack with many pockets and a lot of space for
  materials and equipment.
• Going out to the wild and camping in the
  wilderness does not only entail the many things
  and items mentioned here for to complete your
  wilderness survival gear but also getting
  familiar with the these items and its use or
  uses. Also, do not be too dependent that because
  you have a complete survival gear you can get
  lost anytime. Of course, in order to enjoy your
  trip to the wild it is always recommended to
  always be on the safe side. These kits and
  equipments in your survival gear are meant for
  emergency purposes only.

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• With that said, now you may be asking, why should
  anyone invest in food storage survival kits and
  supplies? Sure seems unlikely that any disaster
  would affect my life. Want to use cost as an
  excuse? A couple hundred bucks can save your
  family from being needlessly hungry, from
  infections, and other undesirable things that
  become apparent during disasters. Storage space
  not available? Again, no need to worry because
  freeze dried foods and/or kits used to survive a
  food emergency are smaller than most regular
  foods, and most kits compare in space usage to
  that of a small lunch bag--but truly can help
  save your lives.
• So, solid reasoning in these days of extreme
  natural events and in these trouble economic
  times and in these sometimes unstable days of
  world events, there is really no good reason why
  you should not invest in a survival kit of some
  kind. Couple that with the peace of mind that you
  would have, now that you know you can and will
  survive a food emergency with food storage
  survival kits, and you will be all set to make it
  through even the worst of disasters, and be able
  to proclaim your confidence in being prepared and
  in knowing you have done what it takes to keep
  you and your family safe.

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• Throw in a book of matches and a radio, and
  you're pretty much set. However, preparing for an
  Option B, larger and longer disaster should lead
  you to prepare with much larger supplies of food
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  thinking through all of the other necessities you
  and your family will need to survive.
• Proper and adequate preparation is the logical
  solution to providing any of the basics needs of
  yours and your family's. Whether it's clothing,
  shelter, life insurance, health insurance or
  whatever the need, it all takes planning and fore
  thought. Being able to survive a food emergency
  is no different. Just properly prepare for the
  future. As a minimum investment to your well
  being, consider setting aside enough clean
  drinking water, freeze dried food, meals ready to
  eat(MREs, and I saw all you Service Vets grin
  just now) and other miscellaneous supplies for an
  Option A, short term disaster.
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