Make Pace Beads from Paracord to Track Distance Accurately on Foot in Thick Brush
A mile into a cedar swamp, the sky disappears and your GPS starts lying. Under dense canopy, consumer units can drift…
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Move unseen by exploiting micro-terrain: master dead ground in wooded hills.
A damp October morning, oak leaves slick underfoot, I paused behind a shallow hump no taller than my knee. Two hikers…
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Myth: a single bug-out location is enough; plan layered destinations instead.
The first time I watched a wildfire flip its own wind and leap a ridge in minutes, it erased three paved…
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Reading micro-terrain for cover: how to cross open ground unseen in daylight.
The field looks flat until it isn’t. Midday sun, a 300‑yard stretch of knee‑high grass between you and the tree line,…
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Make Pace Count Beads That Don’t Slip: Paracord, Heat-Shrink, and Field Tuning
Your headlamp sweeps across a wet treeline and catches nothing but fog. You’re sure you’ve walked 600 meters from the last…
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Navigate by Wind, Sun, and Shadows: No-Compass Route Finding on Foot
The trail is immaculate until it isn’t. One bend of scrub oak closes behind you, the ridge flattens into a dozen…
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Survive the Unthinkable: Land Navigation & Stealth Techniques
When the grid goes down and chaos reigns, the GPS in your hand will be nothing but dead weight. That’s when…
