There are a few million preppers who are suffering through rough patches. They’re lonely, or tired, or uninspired. Maybe you’re one of them. #urbansurvivalsite #prepper #prepping #preparedness #prepare
Our primitive ancestors successfully hunted for thousands of years by using simple weapons like rocks, clubs, spears, bolas, slings, gigs, atlatls, and more. #urbansurvivalsite #survival #weapons #primitive #wildernesssurvival
We can’t be with our kids at all times, and there’s always the chance they’ll get lost. If that happened, would your kids know what to do if they were on their own in a survival situation?
Unless you’re made of money, budget prepping is very important if you don’t want to end up broke. Fortunately, there are many ways to prep for free.
A popular new trend in the prepper community is using gadget pouches and tool rolls to make survival kits and bug out bags. #urbandsurvivalsite #survivalkit #survivalgear #budget #frugal
By examining contour lines on a map, you can see exactly where all the hills and valleys are. Here’s how to do it.
For a $1,000 a year, you can have a bug out location that is built to withstand doomsday, loaded with supplies, and populated by dozens of survival experts. #urbansurvivalsite #survival #offgrid #prepared #offgridliving
The survival skills necessary to navigate a city during a disaster are quite different from the skills many preppers are accustomed to.
With the abundance of bad information out there, it’s easy for new preppers to make mistakes. I’ve made many mistakes myself and I’m sure I’ll make more, but that’s part of the learning process. To help you speed up this process, here are some common prepping mistakes you’ll want to avoid.
The world of prepping, survivalism, and homesteading is basically one huge subculture. And as with every subculture, it has its own terms, acronyms, and concepts that the rest of society isn’t familiar with.
