What To Do If You Don’t Have A Bug Out Location
If you can afford a remote piece of land or if you have friends in the countryside, great. But what are those of us without a bug-out-location to do?
If you can afford a remote piece of land or if you have friends in the countryside, great. But what are those of us without a bug-out-location to do?
While you might already be well-stocked up on necessities, there are plenty of other supplies that you should also have ready to go inside your bunker.
Winter is here. If you have’t prepared your home for cold weather, now is the time. Here are 10 ways to prepare your home for winter.
If you live in the city, here are 5 awesome urban survival books you should check out.
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Just about anything can be re-purposed for some other use, particularly in a survival situation. These four items could come in handy when the SHTF.
The RICE Method is the proper way to deal with soft tissue injuries in the legs such as sprains and pulled muscles. These sorts of injuries usually cause swelling and inflammation which can stop you from walking normally. But if you apply The RICE Method, you will minimize the pain and heal faster. This method is well known among athletes, but it’s important for preppers to be familiar with it, too. After any disaster that leaves debris behind–such as hurricanes, tornadoes, and floods–people helping with the cleanup effort are more likely to hurt their knees or sprain their ankles as … Read More
Raising backyard chickens is an easy and affordable way to add eggs and meat to your food supply. Just six chickens can provide 2 dozen eggs a week!
If you’re going to prepare for a disaster, you need to know exactly what type of disaster you’re preparing for. This will help you to focus.