Introducing The MKC SURVIVAL GUIDE
With John Barklow
Introducing the MKC Survival Guide Series with John Barklow. John Barklow has dedicated his career to teaching special operations forces and rescue groups how to survive in the world’s toughest environments and the MKC Survival Guide series is going to cover survival skills in all sorts of situations and across multiple different topics.
With over 20 years of military experience, he’s transformed complex survival skills into practical, real-world knowledge that works when it matters most. Barklow understands that survival depends on proper training and understanding how integrated systems work together. His approach is straightforward: teach not just what works but why it works so people can adapt when conditions change.

Your Complete Backcountry Kitchen: Backcountry Cooking Gear That Won’t Fail You

Cut Backpacking Weight, Not Capability: A Hunter’s Guide

Camping Hygiene Mistakes That’ll Ruin Your Trip (And How to Avoid Them)

Backcountry Food Prep: Build Your Hiking Nutrition Plan Before Hitting the Trail

Hiking Nutrition Mistakes That Turn Adventures Into Emergencies

Why Hunting Partners Matter: Your Guide to Backcountry Success

Modern Survival Skills: Blending Old Wisdom With New Technology

No-Comms Plan: Your Backcountry Communication Strategy When Technology Fails

How to Stay Safe From Bears While Camping: Defense Tools and Strategies

The Best Way to Start a Campfire in Harsh Backcountry Conditions

How to Start a Fire in the Backcountry: Preparation Is Your Key to Success

Survival Fire Starter Tools That Work When Nothing Else Will

The Fire Triangle: How to Start a Fire in Harsh Backcountry Conditions

Backcountry Shelter Selection: Your Guide to Different Types of Shelters for Survival

Improvised Shelters: Your Guide to Different Types of Shelters for Survival

Take Advantage of Your Hunting Training Area

Primitive Survival Signaling: What to Use When Technology Fails

How to Stay Warm When Wet: The Rewarming Drill for Backcountry Survival

Seeking Discomfort In Your Training

The Survival Mindset: Your Most Critical Backcountry Tool
