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How to Tell Time Without a Clock (6 Different Methods)

Our primitive ancestors didn’t have clocks or cell phones, but they knew how to tell time, Here are the methods they used.

Becoming a ham radio operator is a natural fit for anyone wanting to be self-sufficient. Here’s how to get a ham radio license in the U.S.

The fastest way to learn survival schools is with hands-on training. For that, you’ll need to visit one of these survival schools.

Because of the pandemic, economic problems, droughts, and other issues, these items will be in short supply for a while.

Starting a fire without lighters or matches takes time, the right materials, and in some cases, a fair amount of physical exertion.

Making your own meat powder is a great way to add shelf-stable meat to your pantry. Here is a delicious meat powder recipes.

Bugging in during a disaster is not a vacation at home. You will need a variety of supplies and skills to survive without going anywhere.

Clothespins are one of those handy little items that everyone has around the house, but most people don’t know their many survival uses.

Many herbs possess medicinal and healing properties when eaten, used for tea, or in herbal medicine. Here are nine to keep on hand.

Medical supplies won’t always be on store shelves, and doctors won’t always be available. Here’s a list of first aid supplies to stockpile.