7 Basic Survival Skills Every Man Should Know!
The modern convenience can blind us to the truth of a disaster striking. But once in a while, we have to contend with one of the many disasters that can test our will to survive. Think of a horrendous storm or bushfire that knocks out power. Even more common is getting lost wondering too far away from the trails. You can successfully mitigate these and similar situations if you learned and honed a few basic survival skills. Read more “7 Basic Survival Skills Every Man Should Know!”
This show we talk about what to do in in different types of emergencies when you are travelling. Let’s face it, most Prepper are ready if they are at home with all their gear but what should you do when your away? What to do in extreme situations if you only have moments to save yourself or a loved one. Things like, how do you escape from a trunk of a car if you are kidnapped? What is the best way to survive a plane crash, stop a runaway train, survive a sandstorm or even how to pass a bribe if you had to. Simple things that could come in handy if you are ever caught in a situation that is outside of the norm. This show could save your life! 
Dave has Guy Snodgrass return to finish up how you can create an emergency plan. Guy answers key questions on how to pick a bugout location and more importantly when the right time to bugout is. What are the trigger points that would make you implement your bugout plan and haul butt to your place in the woods? They will also talk about how you can select people for your group and what needs to occur when bringing people into your group. Guy will help you find holes in your emergency plan as well as things to consider prepping for in 2018. 
Dave comes back from his traveling shows to have a very special guest Guy Snodgrass on this show. Guy is an author, a publisher and a retired US Army Warrant Office with plenty of time in combat zones and Special Forces. One of Guy’s Prepper endeavors is help people with their emergency plans and evaluating what they have in place. Guy brings a fresh look at Prepping and boils it all down to the very basics everyone needs to know before they start. Guys says that, “a plan is not a plan if it is in your head, it is an idea. A plan needs to be on paper for everyone to read and understand.” 
The US witnessed one of the worst hurricane seasons in hundreds of years, and that was on top of the countrywide flooding and storms that inflicted parts of the country into panic. These kinds of weather situations aren’t uncommon and are happening around the world at an increasing rate.
This special show is going in a different direction than originally planned. A number of things happened over the past week that have relevance to prepping that need to be said. 
Technology is starting to dominate many aspects of the emergency planning profession. This is particularly true during a disaster response. Since the dawn of man, 
