Survival Strategies on the Douglas Farm

Michael, living on a farm, fears becoming a target in an overpopulated world. He uses bird alarms for early warning and teaches his children to recognize these signals. Instead of relying on firearms, he uses alternative weapons like tomahawks and throwing sticks. Michael conducts daily self-defense drills to prepare his children for potential threats.

What unique method does Michael use to detect potential threats on his farm?

• Security guards

• Motion detectors

• Bird feeders

• Thermal cameras

What is the significance of the robin's distress call according to Michael?

• It marks the start of a new day

• It warns of approaching danger

• It indicates a change in weather

• It signals the presence of food

Why does Michael choose not to rely on firearms for defense?

• He is against violence

• He prefers the sound of traditional weapons

• He thinks they will become a finite resource

• He believes they are too expensive

What is Michael's weapon of choice made from?

• Steel and plastic

• Oak tree and railroad spike

• Bamboo and stone

• Iron and leather

What skill does Michael combine with tomahawk training for Dakota?

• Horse riding

• Martial arts

• Archery

• Swimming

What is the purpose of the self-defense drills conducted by Michael?

• To improve physical fitness

• To prepare for any situation

• To learn new sports

• To pass time

How often does Michael conduct self-defense drills with his children?

• Only during weekends

• Once a week

• Every day, multiple times

• Once a month

What is Michael's view on the perception of his training methods?

• He believes they are unnecessary

• He thinks they are too extreme

• He plans to stop them soon

• He wouldn't trade them for anything

What is the main reason Michael trains his children in survival skills?

• To win competitions

• To keep them busy

• To ensure their safety

• To make them famous

What does Michael hope for his son Dakota in terms of skill development?

• To travel the world

• To become a famous athlete

• To be as good as or better than him

• To learn new languages