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Are YOU America’s Top Survivalist?
Are you an avid Survival Life reader? Do you have a vast knowledge of all things survival and a desire to share it with the world? Ever wished you had a platform to do it?
Well, here’s your chance.
This month, we’re looking for America’s Top Survivalist. Someone who not only knows their stuff when it comes to survival and preparedness, but has a passion for sharing that knowledge and helping others become as prepared as they can be.
Finalists will receive awesome Survival Life gear, and the grand-prize winner will have the opportunity to become Survival Life’s newest survival expert and featured contributor.
So, how do you enter?
Create a 1-minute video sharing your best survival tips.
2. Upload the video to YouTube. (Include #SurvivalLife in the title.)
3. Visit our Facebook page and post a link to your video, along with your email address
4. Share your entry with your friends and get votes!
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HOWDY DAVIS
September 30, 2016 at 3:39 PM
I PRESENTLY DO A PROGRAM ABOUT YOUR ANCESTORS GOING BACK THOUSANDS OF YEARS. YOUR ANCESTORS WERE HUNTER GATHERERS. TEACH THE IMPORTANCE OF FIRE, WATER, SHELTER,FOOD, CLOTHING. I ALSO DO A PROGRAM ON WHAT THE MOUNTAINMAN CARRIED. WERE THE MOUNTAINMAN CAME FROM. HOW HE SURVIVED THE WINTERS. RENDEZVOUS AND TRADING.TRAPPING FOR SURVIVAL.
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