Back issue no. 91 contains: The art of chimney building; Build a trail; Build your own solar-powered water pumping station; Practical preparedness planning; Catch your own bait; The supermarket bait

Backwoods Home Magazine #91 - Jan/Feb 2005

Back issue no. 91 contains: The art of chimney building; Build a trail; Build your own solar-powered water pumping station; Practical preparedness planning; Catch your own bait; The supermarket bait shop; Starting over again, part 2; Walking on thin ice is risky business; Pickled fish and rollmops; Maple syrup; Breaking the ice on hard water fishing â€“ a cool introduction to a fun sport; and Blueberries â€“ delicious and easy to grow. Plus, Dave Duffy writes about why that old survivalist mumbo jumbo makes sense; Massad Ayoob argues that firearms are tools of rural living; and John Silveira discusses the impact of firearms on crime, business, and politics. As usual, Jackie Clay answers readersâ€™ questions on how long to hang meat, freezer-burned meat, acidic tomato sauce, squash and spaghetti sauce, horseradish recipe, canning cabbage, and some dangers of water bath canning.

Backwoods Home Magazine #91 - Jan/Feb 2005