How to Escape Duct Tape Handcuffs: Abduction Survival Tactics

2,300 Americans (children and adults) are reported missing every day (citation below). Here is a simple trick to escape from duct tape handcuffs when your wrists are tied together. Don’t be a victim, learn how to fight back and win.

Reference: Moore, Carole. 2011. The Last Place You’d Look: True Stories of Missing Persons and the People Who Search for Them. New York, NY: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc.

Shanna

Shanna is the 2nd half of Top Outdoor Survival. Like Forest, she has a passion for guns and knives. They love to go on a survival trip at least once a year. They love to go camping, hiking, and traveling.

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