The Survival Corps Survival Blog

Hunting is an entrancing sport that requires a lot of patience and hard work, especially for preppers. Hence, before you begin to stress over the must-have hunting strategies, start going through some essential tips required to start hunting. The experience of chasing an animal requires many extended periods of sitting, …

When met with a scary decision to choose your life over that of a terrorist, you are most likely to shoot back. Firing away from the target in this situation will cost your life so you’d better aim right. There’s no best way to do this than to learn how …

If you own a rifle, you can understand the responsibility of maintaining a firearm. Using it carelessly can lead to potential mishaps that may be irreversible. Thereby, it is paramount for you to clean the rifle for optimal performance everyday. You should have a collection of equipment and products you …

Living in an unpredictable world has consequences on your mental health and behavior. It has consequences on your perspective on life and how you relate to the experiences you have during your living years. Many people are looking for ways to defend themselves against attackers, robbers, and so on. We …

The recent financial, health and social conditions are full of uncertainty. And the latest world pandemic made everything worse. People lost their jobs, others got sick or lost their businesses because of this virus. And so, mayhem can unleash. Fear can conquer many people and make them prepare better for …

If you live in Florida, you have lots of advantages, but one major downside is dealing with hurricane season. This can be a very stressful time for Floridians, as it can have such a huge impact on their lives. The damage caused by these storms can be devastating, which is …

Life can be unpredictable. That’s why you need to be as prepared as possible and have a set of skills that allows you to survive even in the most challenging conditions. In this post, we’ll look at how you can pick a lock for survival, but there are many other …

MRE meals, meaning Meals-Ready-To-Eat are mostly used by soldiers in the army for the purpose of consuming a full-nutritional meal while in the field. Their packaging is made from material which are capable of withstanding a range of environments, and even a parachute drop! Those meals though, aren’t necessarily used …

While carrying on with our daily duties, life seems predictable. Get up in the morning, go to work, go grocery shopping, then return home to cook a meal and call it a day. Life, however, is unpredictable. Natural disasters can strike at any time. Hurricanes or ice storms, to name …

It’s never too late to prepare an emergency food supply even if you haven’t started yet. Read on to learn just how easy and simple it is.  Sometimes nature (or pandemics) may decide to throw its tantrums and crush you unexpectedly. While some people manage to survive, others get overwhelmed. …

Naturally, parents want their kids to stay safe and secure.  And for this very reason, some families tend to avoid risky activities like camping.  But the truth is camping is a fun experience that is worth having. If kids know basic safety tips – they will be okay even if …

With the recent food shortages due to the current COVID-19 pandemic some of us werent prepared. But what if you could make your own long-life homemade MREs survival food? Lets dig in! Meals Ready to Eat – also known as MREs – have been a staple of the military diet …

Want to brush up on your urban survival skills? Let’s get started! Major cities around the world occupy a small portion compared to the huge landmass. With more than 80 percent of the population living in such a small portion, it’s quite easy to find yourself in the concrete jungle when …

During the coronavirus outbreak, governments worldwide recommend that you stock up on food and other essentials. You’ll need at least a two-week supply of food and water, so there’s no need for frequent and unnecessary grocery trips, putting you and the household at risk of the virus.   But of course, you …

If you were raised back in the ’50s or ’60s, you probably remember how your childhood was different from that of our children today. Back then, cars didn’t have safety belts, bikers rode their motorcycles without helmets. And if you grew in a hunting family, having different types of firearms …