If you look at the events that preceded the first set of lockdowns, you may be feeling some deja vu. This article isn’t about whether or not this is right or wrong. It’s about getting prepared before the general public empties the shelves.
Did you ever wonder why some people survive and some people die in an SHTF crisis? Selco’s got some personal stories and tips to help you strengthen yourself for hard times.
Before you go out and buy a bunch of stuff, you need to take a deep dive into your home and unearth your treasures. Once organized, things you already have can form the backbone of a prepper stockpile.
In this economy, under these conditions, how are you supposed to get prepared for the Next Big Catastrophe? Is it even possible? Absolutely, it is. Let me show you how.
An ant infestation can totally destroy your food crops, as Jose learned the hard way. Here’s how to get rid of ants in the garden and prevent them from coming back.
Authorities blocked escape routes in Lahaina, and those who dodged the barricades lived. You can’t just blindly obey in an emergency because the only person you can really trust to have the whole-hearted best interests of your family in an emergency is you.
Are you looking for a way to improve your emergency communications plan? Fabian did a trial run of satellite phones for work and shares what he learned with us.
People think a summer power outage is easier to deal with than a winter one. However, a summer power outage carries its own set of problems, some of which can also be deadly.
Times aren’t getting any easier. We can prep all we want but if we don’t get ahold of our finances, find places to cut, and learn to embrace frugality, many of us will not thrive.
Feral hogs are actually one of the biggest animal threats to…everything, really. Here’s what you need to know and what to do to protect yourself and your property.
Things change as we age, including our preps. Here’s a look at what allowances you might need to make when prepping for old age and how one prepper is doing it.
Right now, someone, somewhere, is making plans to kill you. Are you arguing over politics and conspiracy theories, or are you training and planning to survive a terrorist attack?
Putting back gasoline or diesel is a common and very important prep. But what will you do when your stored fuel runs out? Here are a couple of alternatives.
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