Food Preparation and Disaster Planning
Follow me How Will Small Towns and Cities Cope with Widespread Disaster? Disaster Food Preparation is Key Each community should have a plan
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Illegal Aliens… It’s Worse Than We Think
Follow me A little over a week ago, a young woman in San Francisco, California was killed for no apparent reason. The news
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Survival Dogs: How To Start And Build Your Kennel (2)
Follow me You’ve decided to start your kennel and already learned a lot about how to choose the perfect breeds of dogs for survival.
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Survival Dogs: How To Start And Build Your Kennel (1)
Follow me Dogs are awesome working animals for homesteads because they’re so versatile. Regardless of what kind of dog you’ve decided to use, you
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Skills You Need to Survive Economic Collapse
Follow me With the way that banks and the global stock markets have been behaving, many people fear that what will eventually take
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Water… Too Much And Too Little
Follow me The news has been filled lately with stories of flooding in central Texas. It seems the areas around San Antonio and
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5 Animals To Raise For Survival Transportation
Follow me In another article, we wrote about the top animals to raise for survival. Now we’d like to talk about animals that
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Book Review: Everyday Survival Kits
Follow me Being prepared is more than knowledge, it is also gear. Leave your visions of surviving on just what is around you
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Types Of Rope And Why You Need Them
Follow me Did you ever think about rope and survival in the same sentence or scenario? Well, if you didn’t, you should from
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Prepping 101 – Home Security
Follow me From the dawn of time, man has tried to build a home that would keep him and his family safe. From
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8 Multipurpose Items to Use for Off-Grid Survival
Follow me As preppers, we all know that the best items to stockpile are the ones that have multiple purposes. Depending upon how
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Taurus’ New ‘First 24′ Kit
Follow me Sometimes preppers simply have to accept a product for what it is, and get past what it is not! I know
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13 Tips For Building The Best Raised Beds
Follow me There are many reasons why raised bed gardening is becoming so popular. One of the main reasons that they’re great for
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5 Critical Patriotic Skills that Make America’s Survival
Follow me America wasn’t built by weak people and it most assuredly wouldn’t be the country that it is today if people had
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Trees You Need for Survival and Their Uses
Follow me In a post-SHTF world, it’s probable that you won’t have access to modern amenities such as electric or gas heat or
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7 Survival Uses Of Pantyhose That You Didn’t Know
Follow me OK, so it may be a bit weird for you guys in the crowd to buy pantyhose, but if you don’t
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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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Wilderness Survival: Part 1
Follow me Even if you’re not an avid camper or backcountry enthusiast, knowing how to survive in the wild is at the core
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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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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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