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00:00:02 Speaker 1: Hey, everyone, welcome to the Foundation’s podcast. I’m your host Tony Peterson, and today’s episode is all about how good dogs are for us, which might seem simple, but trust me, they might just be the best medicine out there. A lot of this podcast and a lot of the dog content out there, is about how we can get the best behavior out of our dogs. But the truth is that dogs are real good for us too, No dull, right, Well, did you know that? There’s a hell of a lot of science to back…

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00:00:01 Speaker 1: That bird was right there, twenty yards from me up that hill. It was just one of those moments where I just paused and went, man, what are the odds? Thank you Lord, what an amazing story. 00:00:15 Speaker 2: This episode of Turkey Stories is full of surprises. Probably a good title for this one would have been April Fools. But some surprises are good, some are bad. We’ve got stories from Missouri, Nebraska, Arkansas, and Texas, with some new voices and some old ones, but they’re chock full of goblins strutting, laughing, some fear, some…

I’ll make my list of the first nine survival items that you should buy really simple for you. The first two big-dollar items that you should buy are the Self Reliance Outfitters Canteen set and heavy duty space blanker/tarp. These two items are really must-have items. Dave Canterbury of Self Reliance Outfitters had these items custom-made. They are industrial strength and designed just like I would have done so myself. The canteen. It is similar to the old metal army canteen setup. But it is bigger and has a bigger mouth. It is nested in a canteen cup with a…

On April 8, 1796, the German mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss proved the quadratic reciprocity law (the ability to determine the solvability of any quadratic equation in modular arithmetic.) — Today’s feature piece is a guest post that was too short to qualify as an entry for the SurvivalBlog non-fiction writing contest. More than $984,000 worth of prizes have been awarded since we started running the contest.  Round 124 ends on May 31st, so get busy writing and e-mail us your entry. Remember that there is a 1,500-word minimum, and that articles on practical “how-to” skills for survival have an advantage…

Utah legislators are using the Congressional Review Act (CRA) to go after the management plan for Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Earlier this month, Senator Mike Lee and Utah’s congressional delegation introduced a joint resolution of approval seeking to overturn the 1.9 million-acre monument’s Resource Management Plan, which was instituted in January 2025.Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, which is located in Southern Utah and encompasses striking red-rock canyons and Native American art and ruins, has long been a spark point in the debate over public land management. The monument was first designated by President Clinton in 1996 under the Antiquities Act of…

You can’t overlook Wisconsin’s No. 1 ranking when scrolling through the Boone and Crockett Club’s 17,465 record-book entries for white-tailed deer in the Lower 48.According to B&C’s “Big Game Records Live” online listings, hunters have entered 2,132 Wisconsin bucks (typicals and nontypicals combined) in “the book” since its origins in 1888. That’s 12% of all B&C whitetails for the Lower 48. Wisconsin also produced the legendary “Jordan Buck,” the No. 2 typical B&C whitetail killed in 1914 by Jim Jordan with a .25-20 Winchester in Burnett County.Four Wisconsin counties rank among the nation’s top 12 counties. Buffalo County is No.…

“I’d say we’re selling eight to ten times as many firearms each day as we were prior to this [legislative] session starting,” Mitchell Tyler, Stateside Tactical co-owner—located in Roanoke, Va.—told WDBJ television. “That is going to change, though, after July 1st, because many of the most popular firearms that are commonly in use in Virginia are becoming unavailable.” “Right now, our new governor is the best gun salesman that we have,” Lee Starr, an employee at Windy Valley Forge & Armory in Marion, Va., told News 5 TV. “I mean every time we get something new it flies off the shelf. We…

Imagine yourself alone or with your family or a small group where you suddenly and without warning find yourself in a situation where a mob of irritated humans (perhaps “peaceful protesters”) start forming up around you and appear hostile. What are some recommended courses of action you can take on foot, at home or in a vehicle to reduce risk, break contact and get to safety? First off, you want to approach mob defense as a proactive measure followed by reactive measures (if needed). Before entering a potential threat area, do your homework and look for any upcoming events, protests,…