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Why Rescuers Don’t Search for You
Understanding how rescuers detect abnormalities can change how you think about survival. They are not looking for you.…
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It’s an Unexpected Overnight
Choosing a Location Shadows are getting longer. A weather system is blowing in. Foraging has left you tired…
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Resilience during adversity – being prepared for life.
Resilience – Being Prepared Matters. Everyone has skills, but not everyone has the same skills. For every skill…
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The Way of the Road
Whether you’re on a Saskatchewan grid road or winding mountain pass, good navigation comes from awareness and simple,…
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When Fun Meets the Unexpected – Survival Skills Matter
Many people head into situations not expecting poor outcomes – and this mindset can leave them in dangerous…
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Your first 72 hours matter the most in survival
Knowing what to do in the first moments of an emergency situation can make the difference between a…
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From Practice to Progress: Survival Skills That Stick
Last month at RLBC proved again how practice does make progress. While teaching at the Survival Camp, it…
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Trip planning for the best positive outcome
A trip plan is a great way to help organize details of where you are going, what you…
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Survival skills for confidence, personal and professional growth
We understand that you likely have questions about attending a training course. Here are a few thoughts to…
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Jumpstart your child’s confidence with professional and fun training.
The benefits of outdoor time for kids and adults alike is well known and documented. Being out in…
Hoagy
Devin “Hoagy” King is a highly experienced outdoor survival instructor and former Search and Rescue trainer based in Saskatchewan, whose work is rooted in real-world response and practical field experience. Drawing on years in emergency services, including search and rescue and firefighting, he has built Hoagy’s Outdoor Survival Skills to focus on calm decision-making, adaptability, and foundational skills such as firecraft, shelter, and navigation. His approach emphasizes hands-on, scenario-based training that moves beyond theory, helping individuals and organizations develop the confidence and capability to manage unexpected outdoor situations effectively.
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