There are several ways to use a smartphone when there’s no signal, and that is the topic of this article. #urbansurvivalsite #smartphone #survivalhacks #survivaltips #phone
8 Hobbies You Can Do In Your Survival Bunker
It’s a good idea to have some hobbies you can do in a small, enclosed space. This is so important because it keeps you hopeful. #urbansurvivalsite #survival #bunker #prepping #prepare
10 Foods You Can Store For Over 100 Years
There are some foods that, for all intents and purposes, will last forever. Or at least for the rest of your life. I’m talking about “forever foods.” #urbansurvivalsite #foodstorage #survivalfood #foreverfoods #prepared
35 Techniques Guaranteed to Turn Your Home Into a Fortress
When the SHTF, even law-abiding citizens may turn to crime in order to put food on the table. There are two main things you need to do: 1) Deter criminals so they’ll skip your home and rob someone else. And 2) Make your home so difficult to break into that they either fail or give up.
10 Prepper Items Everyone Forgets
There are literally hundreds–maybe even thousands–of prepper items that you need to acquire if you want to be ready for anything. Chances are, you overlooked a few of them.
7 Brute Ways To Protect Yourself From Barbarian Hoards
Before firearms, people spent a lot more time thinking about hand-to-hand combat and self-defense tactics. This is especially true of barbarians.
The Incredible and Efficient Use of a Bicycle as a Bug Out Vehicle
Most preppers don’t even consider using a bicycle as a bug out vehicle. But what happens if there’s a traffic jam that goes on for miles? #urbansurvivalsite #bugout #buggingout #bugoutvehicle #bicycle
80 Last-Minute Items To Get At The Supermarket
Normally, I would never recommend going to the supermarket after the SHTF. But in certain scenarios, you might have no choice. Immediately after the SHTF, there might be time to run to the store and grab some last minute items before it’s too late. Here’s what to get.
15 Survival Uses for Triangular Bandages
A triangular bandage is one of the most common types of bandages, and for good reason. Basically, it’s a large piece of cloth in the shape of a triangle with a right angle. In this article, Jacob from Primal Survivor takes a look at 15 things you can do with these bandages.
5 Things You Must Learn to DIY Before a Collapse
If you find yourself living through a long-term disaster, eventually your supplies are going to run out. When that happens, knowing how to make your own things could be an incredibly valuable skill. #urbansurvivalsite #diy #collapse #prepared #doityourself
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