Of all the thousands of articles about bugging out, very few of them talk about bugging out in the rain, but it’s a very important topic. #urbansurvivalsite #bugout #buggingout #preppers #gear
What if things get so bad that people have no use for cash or precious metals? If that happens, you’ll want to have some good barter items on hand. #urbansurvivalsite #shtf #budget #survivalgear #survivalprepping
If you could only have 50 tools for the rest of your life, but you want to be able to build or repair just about anything, which 50 tools would you choose? #urbansurvivalsite #tools #besttools #diy #doityourself
In this video, The Green Prepper proves that a little money and patience can lead to a huge stockpile of food. You just have to be consistent. #urbansurvivalsite #grocerylist #grocerybudget #frugalliving #frugaltips
Every prepper understands the importance of having a bug out bag. Unfortunately, a good bag and all the gear that goes in it can be a bit pricey for some people, costing hundreds of dollars. #urbansurvivalsite #prepper #bugoutbag #budget #frugality
When thinking about scavenging, everyone’s first instinct is to head for grocery stores and restaurants. But if you think outside the box, you’ll realize there are many other places you could find useful items.
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.
If you’ve ever thought about stocking up on enough water to lost a long time–not just a few weeks, but months or even years–this video by City Prepping tells you how to do it.
In this video, Black Scout Survival makes a gas mask with a bottle, a can, rubber bands, cotton rounds, duct tape, medical tape, and activated charcoal.
Honey has many health benefits, but it also has other uses, particularly in survival scenarios. In this video, SkinnyMedic shares 5 ways raw honey can be used for first aid.
