You should never stop upgrading your bug out bag. There are always ways to improve it. Here are ten suggestions from The Survival Outpost. #urbansurvivalsite #buggingout #bugoutbag #preppergear #survivalsupplies
Bowhunting is a skill worth learning if you are preparing for a survival situation, and the most likely animals you’ll find are small game. #urbansurvivalsite #hunting #smallgame #bows #bowhunting
In this article, we’ll cover the major criteria to look for in a budget knife and go over some examples of high-quality yet low-priced knives. #urbansurvivalsite #budget #knives #survivalgear #prepping
What are some useful prepping items you’ve overlooked? No matter how long you’ve been a prepper, there are bound to be at least a couple of them. #urbansurvivalsite #prepping #preppergear #survivalgear #prepare
If you lack gardening experience, starting your own vegetable garden can seem pretty overwhelming.
EMP detonation isn’t the only thing that can cause the lights to go out. We’ll take a look at how to tell the difference between a power outage and an EMP. #urbansurvivalsite #emp #poweroutage #disasterpreparedness #prepper
Here are some suggestions for DIY projects that will improve your emergency preparedness and save you time and money in the long run.
I’m positive that anyone — even people who are terrible at DIY projects — can make this DIY alcohol stove. Here’s how to do it. #urbansurvivalsite #diy #diystove #homemadestove #alcoholstove
While it is helpful to have freeze-dried foods and MRE’s on hand, for those of us on a budget, there are less expensive ways to store food for emergencies.
Get lost in the wilderness without a compass can happen to the best of us. Here are six ways you can navigate out of the wild. #urbansurvivalsite #wilderness #survival #bushcraft #survivalskills
