8 Biggest Mistakes That Preppers Make
Everyone–and I mean everyone–makes mistakes. This is especially when it comes to prepping, which is a lot more complicated than it looks.
Everyone–and I mean everyone–makes mistakes. This is especially when it comes to prepping, which is a lot more complicated than it looks.
As the world becomes increasingly unstable, the chance of martial law happening in your town becomes more and more likely.
Use this info to get back inside your house if you get locked out, or use it to get into a house that is abandoned in a post-apocalyptic scenario.
Harvesting rainwater is an ability any long-term prepper should have. However, there are more considerations than you might expect.
There are many ways to make a DIY emergency stove, and they all involve materials you might find in your average zombie-ravaged city.
Mylar blankets are small, durable, weigh only a few ounces, retain 90% of your body heat, and have dozens of survival uses in an emergency.
In this video, electronicsNmore shows how he built a 40 watt hand crank generator from a dish washer motor and some other scrap parts.
Cartridges can break, primers can lose their zing, and bullets can corrode and lose mass. Avoid all these risks with these ammo storage tips.
Most survival tins only have things you would need to survive a disaster, but this has things an urban dweller might use on a daily basis.
The benefits of growing your own garden are numerous, and there is something to be gained for everyone. But the first step to a good garden is the seeds.