A core concept of survival in just about any situation is the rule of threes. If you don’t know this rule it is that you can generally live: Three minutes without air Three hours without shelter Three days without water … Continue reading
Editors Note: Even though at this time most of us are worried about whether or not are gardens will thrive this year, I do think it is good to plan for the Winter too and all of our abundance. Wishful … Continue reading
I received an email the other day asking for advice on how to get a loved one on board with prepping. This is a subject I have wanted to write about for a while because I have had these same … Continue reading
Do you think that you know how to prepare for the collapse of the economy? If so, are you putting that knowledge into action? In America today, people are more concerned about the possibility of an economic collapse than ever … Continue reading
The central tenet of prepper websites is the unflinching belief that you need to be prepared for unexpected events. That statement on its face seems to be able to stand on its own, without receiving too much argument from anyone. … Continue reading
Winter is tough on your house. The temperature swings from below freezing to above freezing put great stress on all the elements of your house – both exterior and interior. And if the power ever goes out – and you … Continue reading
I sometimes have to go out of town on business just like millions of other people each year. The distance and locations all vary with the need, but in a lot of cases, I am unable to be as equipped … Continue reading
Do you have an awesome bug out vehicle already sitting in the garage of your remote bunker somewhere miles away from the nearest highway? Do you have a fully stocked Bug Out Bag crammed under your desk at … Continue reading
In the wake of the recent country wide “Cold Snap,” My friend and fellow prepper, Gaye Levy, wanted to share some very important information about hypothermia with you. This winter storm hit hard and fast across most of the country … Continue reading
The following article comes to us from Selco of the SHTF School website. Selco is one of the rare voices in the preparedness community who has real-life experience surviving in a SHTF type of world. Selco is from the Balkan … Continue reading
Before hopping a northbound Greyhound to visit my daughter recently, I went online to buy her a good, long-lasting water filter to strain the fluoride, bleach, birth control pills, drugs, bug killer and other mysterious poisons from her St. Paul, … Continue reading
Recent reports suggest that there are now a very significant number of type 2 diabetes sufferers who, by adopting certain lifestyle adjustments, have reduced and stabilized their blood glucose levels to the extent where medication can be reduced or is … Continue reading
What was the location of the bomb when it exploded? Your first realization that a nuclear explosion took place will either be from your own observation or from a media source. If you observed it, then you are close – … Continue reading