3 of the Best Vehicles for Surviving a State of Emergency
Although the right vehicle isn’t a guarantee that you will survive or escape every emergency, it can give you better odds in the worst case scenario.
Although the right vehicle isn’t a guarantee that you will survive or escape every emergency, it can give you better odds in the worst case scenario.
Here are some examples of things you should stop throwing away and start setting aside. Remember, during long-term disasters almost everything has a use.
I found another video with some easy survival hacks every prepper should know. If you have some extra time this weekend, you should definitely try these.
During a power outage, most people use flashlights and candles, but there are other options. Here are 11 ways to light your home when the power goes out.
Unless you want a pantry full of spoiled food, you need to have a system in place for rotating your food storage. Eat what you store, store what you eat.
Bugging out in an urban locale presents its own set of unique survival considerations. Here are the top five urban survival considerations.
We shouldn’t care what other people think, but it’s hard not to get angry when people call you crazy for prepping. You’re gonna need a few good comebacks.
All preppers have a nice stash of first aid supplies, but they often forget about the little things that can make dealing with an injury a lot easier.
Ponchos are a great way to stay dry in the rain, but did you know there are also many prepper uses for ponchos? A poncho can be a prepper’s best friend.
What if the power is out and you want to use the toast or the coffee pot? Fortunately, there are many non-electric alternatives.