Skills Might Not Always be Better than Stuff May 2, 2015July 29, 2022Pat Henry 2 Follow me In the Prepping community there are some topics that draw familiar responses from people of all walks of life. Naturally I [...]
5 Barter Items to Have on Hand for the Collapse of the Dollar May 2, 2015May 2, 2015Naomi Broderick Comment Follow me The value of the U.S. Dollar is falling faster than Felix Baumgartner; you can see clear proof of this in, among [...]
How To Hide Your Water Reserve May 1, 2015Bill White Comment Follow me One of the most basic principles of prepper OPSEC is to hide your preparations, so that others don’t get an idea [...]
Fear and Prepping April 25, 2015Brian Meyer Comment Follow me What’re you afraid of? If you’ve ever talked about prepping to someone not of the same mindset when it comes to [...]
Long-Term Ammo Storage April 25, 2015April 25, 2015Melanie Swick Comment Follow me Picture it: You’re heading out for that highly anticipated first hunting excursion of the season. You’ve packed up all the essentials [...]
On-Wheels Is The New Off-Grid: A Guide To Tiny Houses April 23, 2015January 19, 2017Theresa Crouse Comment Follow me With the cost of utilities on the rise and the desire to live as off-grid as possible on the minds of [...]
3 Crucial Steps When Digging A Well April 21, 2015Chris Black Comment Follow me Let’s begin with some hard facts: about 97% of our fresh water supply lays hidden beneath the Earth’s surface in underground [...]
What Guns Should a Prepper Always Have? April 21, 2015December 28, 2015Brian Meyer Comment Follow me Prepping, survival, and gun ownership are all peas in the same pod. While you don’t need to be a gun collector [...]
False Myths That Could Ruin Your Prepping Plans April 16, 2015April 16, 2015Bill White Comment Follow me There’s a lot of good information floating around to help people get a start in prepping, but there’s also some that’s [...]
How To Re-Mineralize Water For Drinking April 15, 2015Theresa Crouse Comment Follow me The debate about the health benefits of purified versus distilled water is a hot one. There are those who claim that [...]
Product Review: SunBell Solar Lamp and Phone Charger April 14, 2015April 14, 2015Carmela Tyrell Comment Follow me In the post crisis world, communications, power, and light, are all going to be needs harder to satisfy than usual. While [...]
Using Auto Batteries For Off Grid Energy Storage April 13, 2015October 2, 2016Carmela Tyrell Comment Follow me When it comes to cheap, readily available rechargeable batteries, few can rival those in automobile systems. Knowing which type of battery [...]
Prep Blog Review: Survival When The Lights Go Out April 13, 2015April 14, 2015Brenda E. Walsh Comment Follow me As September 11 approaches we cannot but remember those events and pray they won’t happen ever again. Still we can’t ignore [...]
Permaculture Guilds and Growing a Camouflaged Food Forest April 11, 2015July 29, 2022Pat Henry Comment Follow me If you watch Doomsday Preppers like me you probably saw this Thursdays episode that showcased two Preppers. The difference for me [...]
Vegetable Garden Planning for Beginners April 11, 2015April 15, 2015Pat Henry Comment Follow me Hopefully, you are already in full swing on your own garden, but if you have been putting it off, or are [...]
Charity When SHTF: How to Give So It Doesn’t Hurt April 4, 2015April 4, 2015Pat Henry Comment Follow me Charity is a virtue that we all have to some extent. The amount of charity we are willing to dispense may [...]
Product Review: Little Sun Solar Lantern April 3, 2015April 3, 2015Carmela Tyrell Comment Follow me In a post crisis world, being able to obtain light with a low heat signature and low energy usage is going [...]
Old Skills Revival: DIY Clothes and Shoes April 1, 2015April 3, 2015Carmela Tyrell Comment Follow me If you walk into the local stores these days, it may be hard to believe that all those racks of clothes [...]
A Green Beret’s Guide To Low-Budget Home Defense Techniques 101: “Early-Warning Systems and Fortifications” March 29, 2015March 29, 2017tpd Comment Follow me This article is the first in a series that covers hardening your home and some easy, low-budget alternatives for early-warning systems [...]
6 Uncommon Items for Your Usual Survival Kit March 29, 2015February 14, 2016Theresa Crouse Comment Follow me Everybody knows that a survival kit should contain bandages, water purification tabs, food, a knife, needles, and the like, but what [...]
Make the Most Out of Water in Your Home March 29, 2015February 16, 2016Chris Black Comment Follow me Without water, there would be no life on Earth. After all, we’re made up of 70 percent water, so without enough [...]
Is Opting Out of Processed Food the New Eating Disorder? March 28, 2015March 28, 2015Daisy Luther Comment Follow me It’s time for an intervention. We need to talk. Are you concerned about the stuff they call “food” at the grocery [...]
Do you have water if the grid goes down? March 25, 2015January 8, 2018tpd Comment Follow me Last week on National Geographic’s American Blackout we got to see a lot of common problems presented as the result of [...]
How To Start Your Electrical Energy Stockpile March 20, 2015October 2, 2016tpd Comment Follow me Let’s face facts. Technology is not everybody’s cup of tea and is somewhat intimidating to some of us. Emergency preparedness is [...]