Author: Gunner Quinn
In this episode, we put on our furriest blanket to learn about the musk ox, Maggie sees if we’ve been paying attention this season in Guess That Critter, and Spencer leads another round of MeatEater Kids Trivia! Connect with Clay, Spencer, Maggie, MeatEater, and The MeatEater Podcast Network MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube Check out our Kids Merch! Read the full article here
The following recipe for Crock Pot Slow Cooker Chicken Wings or Legs is from SurvivalBlog reader and slow-cooker fan Tony D.. Ingredients 2 teaspoons smoked paprika (or less, to suit your taste) 2 teaspoons granulated garlic powder (or less, to suit your taste) 1 teaspoon salt (or less, to suit your taste or a low-salt diet) 3 pounds chicken wings and/or legs (drumsticks) 1 ½ cups barbecue sauce/. (I’ve tried several brands, and they all worked well.) Directions Mix the paprika, garlic powder, and salt in a small bowl. Place the chicken wings or drumsticks in a 6-quart slow cooker.…
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Purefire Fire Starters use an integrated magnesium rod to provide a durable, compact, long-lasting, waterproof source of shavings for highly effective tinder for the ferrocerium rod with which it is mated. The Survival Model has a hollow handle in which the striker, additional tinder, or other survival essentials can be stored. The Folding Model, as its name indicates, can be folded into the handle, making it more compact and thus easier to store and carry. Both models are handmade in the USA and have a lifetime warranty. When the magnesium and ferrocerium are both fully exhausted, they are eligible for…
On July 28, 1914, Austria-Hungary decided against mediation and declared war on Serbia. This was the first declaration of war, beginning The Great War, which was later named World War I. — On July 28, 1932, U.S. Army troops, using tanks, cavalry, and tear gas demolished and burned the shantytown set up near the U.S. Capitol by unemployed Bonus Army protestors. — Today’s feature is a review written by SurvivalBlog staff writer Tom Christianson.. — Just a few days left: A fan of SurvivalBlog is one of the organizers of a real estate raffle for a 32-acre parcel of waterfront…
President Joe Biden speaks at a gun violence conference shortly after his son, Hunter Biden, is convicted of felony firearm charges related to a past purchase. Emphasizing the severity of gun violence, he notes that more children in America are killed by guns than by cancer and car accidents combined, urging collective action to tackle this epidemic. In his address, Biden underscores the significance of the most comprehensive gun legislation signed into law in nearly three decades, following a tragic school shooting in Uvalde, Texas. As he expresses pride and support for Hunter amid the legal proceedings, the President’s remarks…
Jewish gun owners in New York have filed a federal lawsuit against state leaders, challenging a new law that prohibits firearms in places of worship. The plaintiffs, including Steven Goldstein from Congregation Bnei Matisyahu, argue that the legislation infringes upon their constitutional rights to practice their religion freely while ensuring personal safety in light of rising antisemitic attacks, which are occurring almost daily in the state. Two plaintiffs with licensed concealed firearms claim that their ability to worship safely is compromised by the law, which was enacted in response to a recent Supreme Court ruling. As the first hearing approaches…
A Kansas sheriff’s deputy is tragically shot and killed while responding to a domestic violence call, marking yet another incident in a troubling rise in police shootings across the nation. This incident follows multiple reports of officers being injured or killed in scenarios that escalate rapidly, illustrating the heightened dangers law enforcement face today. In recent days, an officer in New York was shot while investigating the discovery of a deceased body, and several officers in Ohio were ambushed during their lunch break. These cases exemplify the urgent discussions surrounding police safety and community violence, prompting calls for reforms and…
A 16-year-old named Jakeem Mungo is charged as an adult for allegedly committing an armed robbery in Monroe, North Carolina, Sunday morning. The incident unfolded when Mungo reportedly pointed a handgun at a victim and demanded personal property, leading police to respond quickly to the scene. Authorities commend their responsive efforts after Mungo surrendered at a nearby residence with stolen property in hand. They recovered the handgun, confirmed to be stolen from Charlotte, reinforcing the serious nature of the charges against him, which include robbery with a dangerous weapon. Mungo is currently detained in a juvenile facility, with a judge…
A South Carolina man is under investigation after authorities uncover a staggering hoard of nearly 5,000 firearms, prompting scrutiny over the ease of gun accumulation in the United States. The trove was discovered during a search of Brent Nicholson’s property, where investigators found rifles, handguns, and thousands of rounds of ammunition, many of which are suspected to be stolen. Chesterfield County Sheriff Jay Brooks emphasizes the unprecedented scale of the seizure, indicating it could rank among the largest in U.S. history. As law enforcement continues to catalog the firearms, the case emerges in the context of heightened national conversation about…