How To Test Your Family’s Survival Skills
Follow me Are you looking for a challenging way to put your family’s survival skills and teamwork to the test? Nothing will assess
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Five Improvised Weapons That Won’t Get You Arrested
Follow me Last summer, a 70 year old veteran by the name of William Wingate , was arrested by the Seattle Police Department
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Our Unhealthy Love Affair With Electricity: A Few Hints and Tips for New Preppers
Follow me Not everyone is an experienced preppers. Even though I’ve been on the preparedness trail for about three years I still consider
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Training Your Children for Self Sustainability
Follow me Being able to take care of one’s own self. I cannot express the importance of this simple phrase. We are a
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The 4 Most Likely Ways You Can Die If the SHTF
Follow me The subject of survival in a long term disaster goes beyond having stockpiles of beans, bullets and band-aids. Those that do survive
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Lessons from History – Staying Warm in Winter
Follow me Humanity has survived in some pretty frigid extremes, even before the advent of our sleek ski suits and long underwear. Even
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The Ultimate Get Out Of Dodge Vehicle
Follow me As you begin to think about preparing your family for a survival type of scenario there are a lot of important
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This Antique Air Rifle is a Prepper’s Dream Come True
Follow me Having a good air rifle is a must for anyone planning to live off the land. They’re quiet, low maintenance, and
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No Yard? No Problem! You Can STILL Grow Food!
Follow me Everyone is talking about growing their own food. Lots of people are starting backyard gardens, filling pots on balconies and patios,
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15 Long-Forgotten Pioneer Recipes
Follow me For pioneer travelers, there were very few places along the journey to buy provisions. There were no refrigerators or freezers. Drying
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The Pros and Cons of Bartering
Follow me Bartering is the key. This will be the solution to all our problems when the grid goes down and society devolves
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5 Perennials Preppers Should Consider
Follow me The Pro’s & Con’s of Perennials One of the benefits of going with perennials is that they’re largely a one-time investment.
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Can You Guess Which Firearm Calibers Are the Most Popular?
Follow me I’m sure many of you remember why there were so many guns sold between 2008 and 2014. Between Obama’s reelection and
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17 Great Ways to Utilize 2-Liter Soda Bottles for Survival
Follow me I’ll admit it, I’m a huge fan of the ubiquitous 2-liter soda bottles. And like 5-gallon buckets, I think they’re far too
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The Skinny: 6 Everyday Uses for Dry Milk
Follow me Powdered milk… I know what many of you are thinking, “Never in a million years will I substitute dry milk for
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Bake Bread From a Coffee Can
Follow me Bread cooked in a can? This must be some well kept secret! Who knew that a coffee can could have such
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Recurve, Compound, or Crossbow? What is The Best Choice For SHTF Scenario?
Follow me The bow has been used as an effective weapon for thousands of years and still continues to prove its worth in
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Is This the Toughest Rifle Ever Made?
Follow me It’s hard to separate firearms from prepping. If you start preparing yourself for disasters and other various survival situations, inevitably you’ll
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Sustainable Gardening: What To Do Before You Plant Your Seedlings
Follow me To live more sustainably, I have a small garden bed in my backyard to grow food for my family. Although it isn’t
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Is Stocking up on Gold and Silver Smart?
Follow me There is a strategy among some survivalist and preppers that is included in their preparations. It’s the accumulation of gold and
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Tactical Gear List & Considerations for SHTF
Follow me I am asked regularly what equipment people should have or need for tactical or hostile situations. I am not a gear-queer
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9 Weird and Wonderful Easy To Grow Berries
Follow me BERRIES ARE TOTALLY LIKE AWESOME HEALTHY FOR YOU!!!!!!!!! At least that’s what we hear from the medical establishment. And unlike their advice
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Hedgerows: A Modern Take on an Ancient Homesteading Practice
Follow me Hedgerows have been around for centuries and date back as early as the Bronze Age (3000 B.C – -1000 B.C.). Once
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Army Preps for Urban Warfare in MegaCities: “Mass Migration, Disaster and Inner-City Turmoil”
Follow me There will be war in the streets of America. Things have been engineered that way. The scenarios are many, the issues
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