30 Survival Items Every New Prepper Should Get
If you’re a new prepper, here’s a list of 30 survival items that will help you and your family survive most temporary disasters for up to two weeks.
Skills
3 Ways To Start Your Off Grid Transition
The off-grid transition doesn’t have to be abrupt. There are adjustments you can make now that will get the process started and teach you new life skills.
10 Free Things You Can Do To Prepare For Disaster
There are plenty of things you can do to prepare that are completely free. You don’t need a fancy underground bunker loaded to the roof to be prepared.
6 Skills To Take You From Novice To Advanced Prepper
Go beyond learning basic first aid and what to put in your bug-out bag and take control of your survival with these advanced skills.
5 Survival Skills My Grandpa Taught Me
When I was young, my grandpa taught me all sorts of things about self-reliance and homesteading. These survival skills would come in handy later.
21 Prepper Tips I Wish I Heard BEFORE I Started Prepping
Don’t waste time repeating the same mistakes others have made. Instead, read this list of tips I wish I’d heard before I started prepping.
23 Things That Preppers Shouldn’t Throw Away
Here are some examples of things you should stop throwing away and start setting aside. Remember, during long-term disasters almost everything has a use.
13 Survival Skills That Could Save Your Life
Those with the best chance of survival are the ones with survival skills. For example, finding and purifying water or erecting shelters in any climate.
3 Great Hobbies For Survivalists
Americans have been conditioned to depend on modern amenities and conveniences to live. Now is the time to get back in touch with your inner homosapien.
What is The RICE Method?
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
