Ten Plants for Edible Landscapes
Follow me Editor’s Note: This post is another entry in the Prepper Writing Contest from Phillip Meeks. Phillip submitted another article titled, “Six
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Networking After TSHTF
Follow me Many people think their most important asset after TSHTF is their weapons and ammo, or their food stores, or their ability
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Five Essential Components to Winter Driving
Follow me Article originally published at The Prepared Ninja October is here and that means a new fiscal year for the federal government.
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Tips for Bow Hunting for Survival
Follow me I know, we’re living in the age of drones and wireless internet, we have a space program and ICBM’s, we landed
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Survival Knife Misuse: How To Wear And Tear Your Knives
Follow me Regular knife users have learned to appreciate the versatility and usefulness of their blade. A knife is an essential part of
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Looking To Our Past – Part 1
Follow me We all know the stories about Daniel Boone, Davy Crocket, Kit Carson, Jim Bridger, Meriwether Lewis, William Clark, and many more
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Plan Now: Getting Home from the Holidays
Follow me Editor’s Note: This post is another entry in the Prepper Writing Contest from Bobcat-Prepper. In just a few days, millions of
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How to Survive A Collision With An Asteroid
Follow me How to Survive A Collision With An Asteroid Survival Secrets to Surviving an Asteroid Collision.Everything You Need to Know About Asteroids
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How Modern Life Destroys Survival Instinct
Follow me Our world today would seem magical to our ancestors. Our needs are met almost immediately, we have clean water at the
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Ammo Storage DOs and DON’Ts
Follow me Before a time of serious crisis, the survivalist should start collecting ammunition for every firearm that they own or intend to
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Simple Winter Car Survival Kit
Follow me Most of you who follow the news have by now heard of the plight of so many people in Atlanta that
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How To Dig Your Underground Shelter
Follow me With the economy tanking and so many bad things happening all around us (the latest one being that pretty tense situation
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Avoid The Lines – How to Store Fuel Long Term
Follow me A generator without gas is like a rifle without ammunition. For this piece of machinery to be of any use to
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Moving Before Disaster Strikes
Follow me Moving Before Disaster Strikes Moving Away From Cities Before S-H-T-FWhat Are Your Plans for Moving in the Event of Sudden Disaster?
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Survival Gear Review: DayOne Waterbag
Follow me Those in survival circles tend to hang out around the smaller end of the water purification spectrum. Tools like the Lifestraw
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Children after SHTF: Liability or Responsibility
Follow me How many times have you heard the question, “Who would want to bring a child into this world”? I can remember
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The Easy Way To Canning Meat Off Grid
Follow me Though there are many different methods of preparing meat for long-term storage, without a doubt, canning it is the easiest way
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Testing Your Preps – One Family’s Journey Into Darkness
Follow me Editor’s Note: This post is another entry in the Prepper Writing Contest from Marshall Prepper. Prepping is a combination of many
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Top 5 Firearms You Need To Get Your Hands On NOW!
Follow me To the individual who is either interested in Prepping or already knee-deep into preparing for any number of potential emergencies or
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Should you get a Ham Radio License or Hide from the Government?
Follow me I remember cruising around some of the blogs I frequent last year I believe and ran into one YouTube channel from
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GridCrash: Instant Chaos, Just Add Code
Follow me With all the recent attention about cyberterrorism flowing from the popular media’s kitchen sink approach to journalism, I thought it an
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Is your Bug Out Bag Going to Get You Killed?
Follow me A bug out bag is designed in theory to give you everything you may need to live for at least 72
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Planning for a Community Emergency
Follow me Water and Sanitation in the Days Following DisasterThe goal for every community should be to develop a contingency plan in case
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100-Year-Old Way to Filter Rainwater in a Barrel
Follow me During our boiling, broiling, blistering summer of 2012 here in the Missouri Ozarks, water was a topic of conversation wherever we
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