30 | March | 2011 | Bobbi85710's Mouth in the South

Once again Silver Fox will be on Patriot Resistance beginning this Sunday and earlier today she made her second visit in the second hour to Liberty Underground/The Moretti Report.

Some excellent material provided by the nom de plume, Silver Fox, that is not all-inclusive of her knowledge or her books. Wherever you find her, tune in… you’ll be glad that you did!

Subject: notes and links

MRE's contain 13% daily required protein, 36% fat, 51% carbs one meal per person at $8.33 each

one can condensed tomato soup one pound of rice one can of vegetables (I used green beans) plus one can of pears mixed with one 8 ounce bag of crushed banana chips mixed into one small instant vanilla pudding made with boxed 2% milk, served with 9 generic Ritz type crackers with 2 teaspoons peanut butter provides 43% carbs, 75% fat, 8% potassium, 22% iron, 20% Vitamin C, 20% Vitamin A, 25% Vitamin D, 30% calcium and 20% protein at a cost of 78 cents per person (feeds 10)

Fire Starters handy but will run out Magnifying Glass good but not useful in the dark (jewelers loops allow you inspect splinters, wounds etc. preferred to a regular magnifying glass which must be Glass, plastic ones do not work, high prescription glasses work occasionally but do not count on them to start fires with) Fire bow drills can be made anywhere at anytime however they are harder to learn and take time, energy and effort Flint and Steel kits, (piece of flint, piece of steel, fire nests or charcloth) flint is found almost everywhere, steel can be found or recycled from some other item, easier to learn than fire bows, moderate practice required, once mastered faster than a match to get a fire going Matches, strike anywhere are hard to find, water proofing is important for other types of matches, double if possible the waterproofing refillable matches use lighter fluid, liquid paraffin, kerosene and naphtha can be used as temporary lighting and are compact and refillable, use standard 1/8th inch 100% cotton candle wick

Tools Multipurpose tool takes the place of a) knife b) pliers c) screwdrivers d) tape measure Shovel of some type E-tools are more portable Multi-purpose hatchet, solid construction made from one piece of steel, has a hatchet head, hammer and nail puller Wire saw, compact, necessary for cutting larger limbs and trunks without expending a lot of energy or hauling a camp axe along

(website full of articles including singular plants with all their uses, charcloth, stealth gardening etc) http://survivalweekly.com/?page_id=17

Food foraging links http://foragingpictures.com/ www.wilderness-survival.net/plants-1.php www.amazon.com/Edible-Wild-Plants-North-American/dp/0806974885 http://plants.usda.gov/java/ (common and scientific names accepted)

Shelter emergency shelters using space blankets/naturally occurring items www.solareagle.com/PREP/SHELTER.HTM www.wilderness-survival.net/shelters-2.php (earthquake specific emergency housing schematics) www.satsig.net/emergency/emergency-shelter.htm (modern solutions to disaster housing) weburbanist.com/2008/11/12/lifesaving-temporary-emergency-shelters-buildings/

portable affordable cooking oil lamps (alternative fuels include animal fat, domestic or wild) www.instructables.com/id/Make-an-oil-burning-candle/#step1 www.motherearthnews.com/Do-It-Yourself/Make-Olive-Oil-Lamp.aspx?page=2 www.instructables.com/id/Hangable-Jam-Jar-Oil-Lamp/

Food Using oven for dehydrating ground meats www.endtimesreport.com/hamburger_rocks.html oven canned butter (not margarine real butter) www.endtimesreport.com/canning_butter.html primitive cooking techniques www.practicalsurvivor.com/node/51 www.ssrsi.org/sr1/Cook/old.htm

Primitive First Aid www.amazon.com/Where-There-Doctor-David-Werner/dp/0942364155 Homeopathy (online materia medica) www.homeoint.org/books/boericmm/index.htm making your own homeopathic remedies at home (easy to make provided you have the primary remedy on hand such as chamomile, poison ivy etc) http://hpathy.com/homeopathy-papers/how-to-make-your-own-remedy/

Primitive Skills multiple topics www.primitiveways.com/

make your own dehydrator using a cardboard box www.alpharubicon.com/prepinfo/dehydratorstryder.htm Advanced solar projects (oven, water, heat, dehydrators etc) www.builditsolar.com/Projects/Cooking/cooking.htm

Additional information on alternative options for survival situations including equipment, sanitation etc www.endtimesreport.com/manna.html

Sanitation-humanure http://humanurehandbook.com/instructions.html

Water www.oas.org/dsd/publications/unit/oea59e/ch24.htm www.survivaltopics.com/survival/how-to-make-a-solar-water-survival-still/ desalination filters www.beyondnavigation.com/Desalination_Kit.htm recycling graywater www.letsgogreen.com/greywater-recycling.html berkey sports bottle link www.h2ofilters.com/spbepowapuwa.html

Tools and Equipment http://budk.com/ Flint and Steel Kit www.grannysstore.com/Wilderness_Survival/flintandsteel.htm

Wire Saw http://www.bestglide.com/Wire_Saw_Info.html

E-tool (folding shovel) www.lifeviewoutdoors.com/knives-and-tools/saws-and-shovels/sog-entrenching-t ool-f08-n.html

Solar Shower (large non-portable) www.treehugger.com/files/2010/07/how-to-build-diy-solar-shower.php portable (multiple types average lifespan 9 months of continuous use) www.walmart.com/ip/Coghlans-Solar-Heated-Camp-Shower/8586959