Anyone who’s ever built a fire knows you’re supposed to start with smaller pieces of wood and work your way up to larger pieces, but there’s a better way. #urbansurvivalsite #fire #campfire #survivalskills #emergency
What if you have to cook indoors but you don’t have electricity? To avoid filling your home with smoke, you’ll need to use one of these options. #urbansurvivalsite #survivalcooking #offgrid #cooking #survival
CB radios are an excellent way to keep in touch with people only a few miles away during a disaster scenario. #urbansurvivalsite #cbradio #shtf #survival #offgrid
Paracord—short for parachute cord—is one of the most versatile tools you can have in a survival scenario. It is both heavy-duty and flexible.
If you’re growing food in your garden, you’ll want to avoid harmful synthetic chemicals when dealing with pests. #urbansurvivalsite #survivalgardening #gardeningtips #gardeninghacks #survivalism
Tree bark has been used for food and medicine for centuries. But before you grab a piece, make sure you know what you’re doing.
In this video, Prepper Princess cuts through all the BS and breaks it down like this: During martial law, your choices are fight, flight, or F#@% it. #urbansurvivalsite #survival #martiallaw #disaster #shtf
Everyone knows how to tie a knot or two, but do you know how to tie survival knots that could save your life and secure your preps?
To make rope from trash bags, you have to cut the bag into strips, twist up those strips, then coil two strips together in the opposite direction. #urbansurvivalsite #rope #trashbags #survivalhacks #diy
When the SHTF, people with no skills or supplies will realize that a few basic survival items can mean the difference between life and death.
