15 Terrifying Truths About Long-Term Disasters
I don’t normally post doom and gloom articles like this, but every now and then it’s a good idea to remind ourselves what we’re preparing for.
I don’t normally post doom and gloom articles like this, but every now and then it’s a good idea to remind ourselves what we’re preparing for.
In this video, Malcolm from Bug Out Brothers shares a couple hacks that could save your ass if you don’t have enough batteries.
You may think you have your plans and gear in order, but until you run through the following scenarios, there’s no way to know if you’re truly ready.
One simple way to start a fire is with a soda can. You’ll also need some tinder, direct sunlight, and something to polish the bottom of the can.
The bugging in versus bugging out debate is probably one of the biggest in the survival community, most likely because it’s almost impossible to predict.
Imagine your phone is dying and you have no way to charge it. If only you could get the power from some batteries into your phone. Well, you can.
During a disaster, it’s important to fight negative thoughts and emotions. If you don’t, they can overcome you long before your thirst or hunger.
When city dwellers hear the words “wilderness skills”, they usually ignore them. But wilderness survival skills are relevant to urban survival scenarios.
Today I want to share a video by Black Scout Survival. In this video he talks about how to avoid getting trapped or lost in the city during a disaster.
Situational awareness means paying attention to the world around you rather than keeping your eyes glued to a screen as you constantly update your status.