Keep Your Family Safe
All you survivalists out there have surely dealt with this kind of problems while prepping. Lifting and carrying all those supplies, tools, weapons and bug-out bags takes not only time, energy and all your willingness to do the right thing… but also a lot of sometimes painful effort, caused
Even our best schools lack the survival skills classes our children need in order to be prepared for the real rough life. Students are graduating from both high school and college unprepared for the world.
I’m a big fan of multiple-purpose items. I use them in my survival planning and training and I try to use them around the house as much as I can. Lately, my wife and I have been replacing the regular store-bought cleaning and deodorizing products with natural, dirt-cheap items
The U.S. recession of 2008 created insecurities and unease across the country. Suddenly people had to worry about losing jobs, not being able to make mortgage payments, the rising price of groceries, and energy concerns like natural gas prices. Many started looking at how to survive if
After all, you might not have much of a choice. Watch Doomsday Preppers on Tuesdays at 9/8c on National Geographic Channel, and discover why being prepared is super sexy.
For the past three weeks, I didn’t need to set the alarm clock to wake me up in the morning. My neighbor leaves for work at 7am and his car makes such a screeching, unbearable sound that it’s impossible not to wake up.
In this article, I’m going to discuss the fundamentals of gardening for self-sufficiency. Most folks are grossly unprepared to meet their family’s food needs in the case of an emergency. At the same time, many underestimate what is required to grow or raise enough food to feed their family. This article will explain what self-sufficient
I woke up this morning with a terrible migraine, I bet you know what it feels like. I was under the impression my head was going to burst at any point, I couldn’t even blink, it hurt so bad!
In 2006 my life was humming along the normal path of middle class Americans. Living near a major metropolitan area, mid 30’s, working for a fortune 500 company, married, kids, two cars, house in the suburbs, 401k, health insurance, life was good.
Get the family together and check out all this info about the important things you have to consider before bugging out. It should be a family project. All your loved ones need to know what the plan is for when SHTF. There’s a lot of stuff you need to think through properly.
