10 Things Preppers Are Sick of Hearing
If you have a “crazy” prepper loved one in your life, let me warn you: there are some things preppers are sick of hearing.
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If you have a “crazy” prepper loved one in your life, let me warn you: there are some things preppers are sick of hearing.
Are you looking to up your self-reliance skills in 2022? Well, you’re in luck! Here are 22 tips we think will help you to set goals for the upcoming year.
Do you know how to get proper medical attention after a societal or economic collapse? We’re already beginning to see some problems here in the US. There’s much the prepper needs to consider here.
Maintaining your freedom to maneuver is key within a survival situation, and if you don’t work at it, you’re going to end up in a corner. Kit Arthur, wartime tactics instructor, provides some great advice.
Family vacations, holidays, sporting events – how do you stay well-prepared when engaged in long-distance travel? Here’s what works and what doesn’t.
What is the difference between preppers and survivalists? Do you consider yourself a survivalist, a prepper, or both? What can they learn from one another?
School should have taught us so much. For those seeking to learn what they weren’t taught, check out these 25 subjects for basic life skills.
When economic crisis wrecks a nation, the underground economy is what keeps people fed. Do you know what it takes to survive?
What would the holidays be like after an end-of-the-world-as-we-know-it event? In this interview, Selco tells us what an SHTF Christmas was like.
Socialism destroyed what used to be one of the healthiest economies in the world. Here’s what Christmas was like after the collapse of Venezuela.
We’re bleeding to death with each penny we spend on needless items; risking the lives and welfare of ourselves and our loved ones in the event of a crisis. Stop hemorrhaging money!
While there are a lot of food acquisition tools out there, they’re not all created equally. Some are better than others and some flat-out don’t work for most people.
You’ll likely see the death of education during an economic collapse. But our kids matter. How will you ensure they are still taught?
