Stock pile of information

GrandpaDave · 11-28-2011, 01:16 PM

To add... if you can download a copy of the "Firefox" books...

there not so much about survival but how things were done back in the days before we had running water and eltric lights...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foxfire_(magazine)

beast · 11-28-2011, 02:52 PM

i have the whole set here someplace, digitized
need to sort thru my files and arrange them right

goinpostal · 11-28-2011, 06:15 PM

One of the pdf sites in the link I posted above,has the full foxfire series.
I need to go through them when I have the time,and weed out the links that have died since I posted them.

If you know of any pdf collections that are not posted at that link.Please PM the link/links to me,and I'll add them to it.
I'm trying to make an everything go to list for firearms/bush craft/diy/how to/survival/prepping/farming/ect.That way I can post one link as a go to for pdf's instead of having to repost every link.
My phone doesnt do cut,and paste,so every link I post has to be copy'd by hand on paper before it's posted.
It still pains my right hand to write,after the table saw,so I'm trying to make it easier for me,and everyone else.
That link probably contains a couple of Terabytes worth of info,that I have hopes of adding more to.
Matt

fedorthedog · 12-11-2011, 10:17 AM

The encyclopedia of country living and manuals for all of you cars tractors and engines, there will always be some type of fuel you can make.

**Alpha Dog** · 12-11-2011, 12:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by scrapman21009

I have a medium sized home collection, but what I think is most valuable is my 3" binder, a sort of bug out book of PDF's that I may need post SHTF

Thats what I've done things that works for my area like a quick refrence guide my only trouble I started out with one 3" binder and now have 3 I have the in a water proof bag and my wife teases me about how I all the time add to them and act like they are the holy grail. But they are always with in reach and one of the first things on my bug out list. I have every thing from shelters to canning apples.

goinpostal · 12-11-2011, 06:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alpha Dog

Thats what I've done things that works for my area like a quick refrence guide my only trouble I started out with one 3" binder and now have 3 I have the in a water proof bag and my wife teases me about how I all the time add to them and act like they are the holy grail. But they are always with in reach and one of the first things on my bug out list. I have every thing from shelters to canning apples.

You'll probably need more ink,paper,and binders Alpha Dog.
My list of FREE pdf download sites. : PDF's / Downloads - SHTF Survival, Disaster and Emergency Preparedness Forums
Matt

Rman · 12-22-2011, 01:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by goinpostal

You'll probably need more ink,paper,and binders Alpha Dog.
My list of FREE pdf download sites. : PDF's / Downloads - SHTF Survival, Disaster and Emergency Preparedness Forums
Matt

Man what a list! It's a bit overwhelming.

Rman · 12-22-2011, 01:57 PM

Here's my contribution for publications:

Free Downloads

The site also has a cutom search engine for preppers. If this redundant or posted elsewhere, then my apologies.

- Rman

**PaxMentis** · 12-28-2011, 08:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by goinpostal

Check out this Sticky thread I started here:
My list of FREE pdf download sites. : PDF's / Downloads - SHTF Survival, Disaster and Emergency Preparedness Forums
Read the whole thread.Besides my list others posted Bookoo links too PDF downloads as well.
Matt

Massive thanks...this will keep me busy for a day or two

And the same to Rman...

weegrannymush · 12-29-2011, 12:36 PM

I have been printing out "stuff" that would help me when the SHTF, thinking that I would have helpful resources right at hand. However, I am having a terrible time with Printers....none of them seem to last very long without something going haywire. The latest one was fine until it all of a sudden informed me that it could not work with my internet. Even my computer geek grandson could not get it going again. So it has gone the way of no return and my son is beginning to mutiny - doesn't want me to get yet another one. I depend on it also because I have arthritis in my hands and while I can still write (painfully), I can't write legibly and the poor souls who receive my missives have a struggle deciphering my scrawl.

Can I ask what tips, if any, you folks might have that would keep my printers in better shape or is it perhaps another case of "planned obsolescence", perchance? Any thoughts and ideas would be welcome....

11-28-2011, 01:16 PM	#11
GrandpaDave Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Posts: 514 Recent Blog:	To add... if you can download a copy of the "Firefox" books... there not so much about survival but how things were done back in the days before we had running water and eltric lights... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foxfire_(magazine) beast likes this. __________________ "I am ready to meet my Maker. Whether my Maker is prepared for the ordeal of meeting me is another matter." - Winston Churchill

11-28-2011, 06:15 PM	#13
goinpostal Senior Member Join Date: May 2011 Location: Orange City,Fl. Posts: 321	One of the pdf sites in the link I posted above,has the full foxfire series. I need to go through them when I have the time,and weed out the links that have died since I posted them. If you know of any pdf collections that are not posted at that link.Please PM the link/links to me,and I'll add them to it. I'm trying to make an everything go to list for firearms/bush craft/diy/how to/survival/prepping/farming/ect.That way I can post one link as a go to for pdf's instead of having to repost every link. My phone doesnt do cut,and paste,so every link I post has to be copy'd by hand on paper before it's posted. It still pains my right hand to write,after the table saw,so I'm trying to make it easier for me,and everyone else. That link probably contains a couple of Terabytes worth of info,that I have hopes of adding more to. Matt __________________ I wanna die in my sleep just like my Grandpa.Not yelling,and screaming like the passengers in His car.

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beast backwoodsman Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 1,462 Blog Entries: 4	i have the whole set here someplace, digitized need to sort thru my files and arrange them right

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fedorthedog Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: western washington Posts: 340	The encyclopedia of country living and manuals for all of you cars tractors and engines, there will always be some type of fuel you can make.

12-22-2011, 01:57 PM	#18
Rman Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Posts: 10	Here's my contribution for publications: Free Downloads The site also has a cutom search engine for preppers. If this redundant or posted elsewhere, then my apologies. - Rman

12-29-2011, 12:36 PM	#20
weegrannymush Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Georgian Bay, Ontario, CA Posts: 224	I have been printing out "stuff" that would help me when the SHTF, thinking that I would have helpful resources right at hand. However, I am having a terrible time with Printers....none of them seem to last very long without something going haywire. The latest one was fine until it all of a sudden informed me that it could not work with my internet. Even my computer geek grandson could not get it going again. So it has gone the way of no return and my son is beginning to mutiny - doesn't want me to get yet another one. I depend on it also because I have arthritis in my hands and while I can still write (painfully), I can't write legibly and the poor souls who receive my missives have a struggle deciphering my scrawl. Can I ask what tips, if any, you folks might have that would keep my printers in better shape or is it perhaps another case of "planned obsolescence", perchance? Any thoughts and ideas would be welcome....