We hear scary talk about gangs of looters ransacking one neighborhood after another, but we don’t hear much about gangs of good guys keeping the peace. #urbansurvivalsite #sheepdoggames #survival #emergency #preparedness
There are plenty of threats that people associate with a major disaster. Infection, however, is rarely one of them. #urbansurvivalsite #infection #disaster #pandemic #shtf
There’s a lot written about what you should do when disaster strikes, but knowing what not to do can be just as important for your survival.
Knowing where the government will show up first in a collapse scenario is of immense importance. Of course, we would all like to believe there is help on the way, and there are massive amounts of resources that will be used to assist people, but some places will be a higher priority than others.
Here’s an interesting question that preppers rarely ask: If you start running low on food, how do you ration what’s left? Hopefully, you won’t ever run low on food, but there are plenty of scenarios where it could happen.
While it’s certainly important to have a survival plan in place, it’s also important to know what could go wrong with it.
In a modern collapse, the need for fortified neighborhoods will arise. Your community will be in danger if hordes of desperate people are trying to survive.
Even those who have spent their whole lives preparing for disaster are prone to mistakes. And once you make them, there’s no going back.
Even if you’re hardcore prepper with tons of supplies, there are still certain things you’ll want to do when a disaster is imminent.
If you’re a nice guy who tends to follow the rules, you need to think about how you’ll behave after SHTF. Will you do whatever it takes to survive?
