5 Plants From The Kitchen For Your Health
Follow me It’s been known since ancient times that vegetables and herbs are crucial in maintaining health and improving your well being.
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Prepping vs Bushcraft: Which is Better for SHTF?
Follow me There has been a lot of spirited discussion in the comments this week so I thought I would try to throw
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7 Ways To Upgrade Your Home Defense Using Booby Traps
Follow me Some see the subject of booby traps as taboo. They are mostly those who have been affected by politicians who seek
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A Look at Bullet Proof Vest Protection for Survivalists
Follow me Why do you need protection? If you’re going to prepare for the worst case scenario, a bullet proof vest needs to
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Back To Basics: Making And Canning Homemade Butter
Follow me Butter: you use it to make baked potatoes delicious. You smear it on your biscuits and you make finger-licking sauces with
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Back To Basics: Homemade Seasonings
Follow me We all love them – those delicious herbs and spices that takes food from bland to grand, but what happens when
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Could the Survival Bike be your Bug Out Vehicle of Choice?
Follow me I was casually strolling around the internet today as most of us do at some point in time, looking for article
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Why I Prefer a Map and Compass over a GPS
Follow me Call me old fashioned. Call me a Luddite. But don’t call me lost, because I know how to read a map
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How To Survive Without The Pharmacy
Follow me Following an emergency or the all-out collapse of society and TEOTWAWKI (The End Of The World As We Know It), medical
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10 Ways Your First Backpacking Trip will Better Prepare you for Bugging Out
Follow me There are two recurring themes we have in prepping and survival blogs around preparing for disasters of any type. The first
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Life in the Wild: Find Your Way Using Nature
Follow me Before the GPS there was the compass. Before the compass was cartography. But even before man had maps annavigationalaids, he was
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Surviving Off-grid When the Stockpile Is Gone
Follow me In the aftermath of a major crisis, just about anything can happen to your food supply. This may include unexpected spoilage,
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Top 10 Wild Edibles
Follow me Since you never know when you may be caught high and dry in the wilderness with little or nothing in the
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Survival Eating: Part 2
Follow me We all bring skills, experience and education to the discussion, which is what makes our “neighborhood” so great. These assets differ
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Survival Eating
Follow me Food is not just a source of energy and sustenance, but a comfort item as well. When you are hungry, morale
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Prepping 101 – Food Preps: 30 Days Worth Of Food
Follow me When you start to consider prepping, one of the first things you need to start prepping for is food. Simply put,
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Prepping 101 – Organize your Prepping Supplies
Follow me Since I started prepping officially back in late 2007 I have made quite a few purchases. Some of these have been
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Kayak Fishing open sea
Follow me Fishing from a Kayak has been a tradition in my family for as long as I can remember. Every summer my
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Top 10 Survival Skills for after the SHTF
Follow me If you have as one of your concerns a total collapse in society regardless of the reason, there are people out
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16 Foods That Will Live Longer Than You
Follow me There are few things that I am more proud of in my house than my pantry, and I’m sure many of
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Back to Basics: How To Make Wine At Home
Follow me When you think of wine you probably think of grapes, and rightly so. Most commercial wine is made with grapes and
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Top Ten BEST Guns for Survival
Follow me NUMBER TEN – The Mighty Barrett .50 BMG Okay, okay, I kicked this list off with the Barrett just because. I
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How To Grow and Preserve Peppers
Follow me Peppers are one of Nature’s most versatile foods; there are many different kinds and you can eat them raw or use
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Prep Blog Review: How Do You Can Your Food?
Follow me With the first crops come the first cans, right? Our gardens are just starting to produce, but there are plenty of
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