At AlanMaxwell.net, we believe that survival is not just a skill—it's a mindset. Our mission is to empower individuals with the knowledge and confidence to thrive in nature, whether you're spending a weekend off-grid or preparing for long-term forest living.
Facing a full-grown brown bear with just a knife is an extremely dangerous situation. Your first goal should always be to avoid a fight if possible. If the bear hasn’t …
What to Do When Confronted by a Brown Bear with Only a Knife: Advice form a 5’10” Person Read More
Tree shelters, like plastic tubes or biodegradable guards, protect young trees from animals, weather, and herbicides, boosting survival rates to 85–95%. Using hand tools ensures precision and sustainability. Dig a …
Crafting Tree Shelters with Hand Tools for Thriving Saplings Read More
For survival in the wild, I would rather bring a machete. Here’s why: Versatility: A machete excels at clearing dense brush, chopping wood for shelter or fire, and even processing …
Would you rather bring a machete or Bowie knife for survival in the wild? Read More