We have partnered with eight brands to bring you a Holiday Survival Giveaway! From beard products to camping gear and everything in between, this Giveaway will surely help you survive the Holidays with something to look forward to.
Giveaway winner will get ALL prizes worth over $1,356.87 FREE.
Here is what the prize pack includes:
Smoky Mountain Beards Beard Confident Bundle($169.97 retail value)
Smoky Mountain Beards Tee Shirt ($14.99 retail value)
Smoky Mountain Beards Can Coozie ($4.99 retail value)
Wooly Men’s Nature Dry Outdoor Jacket ($299.99 retail value)
Wooly Long Haul Merino Flex Pant ($99.99 retail value)
Wooly Everyday Long Sleeve Button Up ($89.99 retail value)
Graphene-X GRAnaREC Mid-Layer Jacket ($189.00 retail value)
Otter Watch Box from Vortic Watch ($100.00 retail value)
American Provenance Natural Deodorant Pack ($30.00 retail value)
Internova Rechargeable Camping Lantern Powerbank ($59.99 retail value)
Internova Guardian Rechargeable Tactical Flashlight ($39.97 retail value)
Internoval Rechargeable Headlamp ($39.97 retail value)
21st Century Bushcraft Wilderness Book ($25.00 retail value)
Trangia Aluminum Mess Tin with Handle from Buschraft Northwest ($10.00 retail value)
Navigational Survival Magnets from Bushcraft Northwest ($10.00 retail value)
Avispa Framelock Knife from Bushcraft Northwest ($35.00 retail value)
J.Q. Dickinson Saltworks Bourbon Barrel Sale Cellar ($10.00 retail value)
J.Q. Dickinson Saltworks Salt ($10.00 retail value)
Northwind Tools PINCH-A-LOG (Tool for stacking and splitting logs $69.99 retail value)
Social Stick 4 Pack ($60.00 retail value)
Lansky Dual Grit Sharpener ($9.99 retail value)
TOTAL RETAIL VALUE OF GIVEAWAY: $1,356.87
To enter, submit your name, number, and email address: https://bit.ly/HolidaySurvivalGiveawayContest.
The contest ends on January 8th, 2022.
I like to build things without cordage whenever possible by just relying on tight fitting wood joints. It's good fun and a great way to practice your carving skills. In this case, I needed a sawhorse to buck some logs into firewood and decided to make one utilizing techniques out of my book "21st Century Bushcraft". .
I thought those of you who read my previous article on the rise of fake environmentalism would be interested in knowing that it was removed from a popular forum called Bushcraft USA where I have (now had) a vendor account. All of my notifications and likes were also wiped clean. A big thank you needs to go out to Dave Rubin and the Locals community for maintaining a free place to speak and share ideas.
