6 Easy Meals to Cook Over a Fire After a Disaster
It’s important that you practice off-grid cooking on a regular basis so you’re not doing it for the first time during a power outage.
It’s important that you practice off-grid cooking on a regular basis so you’re not doing it for the first time during a power outage.
There are many scenarios where you might have to scavenge after the SHTF. Here are 20 places to look for supplies and how to do it safely.
Although you can’t predict when the next big earthquake will hit, you can prepare to live through it. Here are some tips for surviving an earthquake.
Experts predict an EMP strike that wipes out electricity across the nation would ultimately lead to the demise of 90% of the population.
Cinder blocks are easy to find for free, and they have almost unlimited DIY potential. Here’s a list of 13 great DIY projects using cinder blocks.
You don’t want to go just anywhere after the SHTF. You want a bug out location that is safe and well hidden, among other things.
Even those who have spent their whole lives preparing for disaster are prone to mistakes. And once you make them, there’s no going back.
This video will show you how to make a waterproof fire starter from Vaseline and cotton balls that is convenient to carry around.
Canadian Prepper came up with something he calls the “bug out roll.” Instead of digging through your bug out bag, you can just unroll this canvas bag.
Even if you’re hardcore prepper with tons of supplies, there are still certain things you’ll want to do when a disaster is imminent.