Survivor Cans
How many times have we seen the headlines or the news broadcast: "Family lost in Idaho blizzard" or "Plane goes down with two men somehwere in the Everglades".
The reality of these types of scenarios is a fact. Perhaps one million people nationwide per year will indeed find themselves in situations where they will need to take care of their own needs for several days.
The circumstances that can place them there are as simple as a wrong turn into an unknown wilderness while on a family vacation or a natural disaster. The tornado season of 2011 was the busiest ever recorded. We all remember hurrican Katrina and the dispartiy of our fellow Americans.
We have become too dependant that someone else is responsible for our welfare. With a small amount of knowledge and a few life essentials we all can free ourselves from this and begin to take responsibiltiy for ourselves.
The survivor can is nothing new and the idea has been around for a long time. What is new is that after years teaching about ancient lifestyles and the basics of survival I have put together what I believe is an essential can that can provide your short term needs or long term if so desired.
The survivor can is light (under 3 pounds) and can be stored in a small amount of space less than one square foot. It can go in the trunk of a car, a motorcycle bag, a piece of luggage or the shelf in a closet. The essentials included are as you see them, simple and explanatory. There are two ways to collect water and sterilize, the tools for making fire, three days of food for one person and an emergency shelter.
Please do yourself a favor and copy down the essentials from my list and put them together or purchase a survivor can from me at a very inexpensive price. You should not have fear or worry everthing you need has not been provived. I still cannot believe people who went through hurricane Katrina had big blue tarps to cover their roofs but not the knowledge to collect rain water to drink. They waited and went without. I hope this never happens to another human being again.