For many preppers, a firearm is a must-have item for dealing with the aftermath of a potential SHTF or grid-down event. Firearms in the hands of prope...

In the case of a SHTF event, we could live without internet, cars and gadgets. We could survive without electricity, air conditioning, heating systems...

A perennial problem faced by suburban and rural dwellers is obtaining water in the absence of utility provided electric power. Standby generators requ...

Sandbags have been used for a long time to keep us safe in dangerous situations. Safe from rising flood-waters and from incoming rounds in combat. I s...

When your supply of freeze-dried food runs out and the survival garden isn’t producing as well as you hoped, there are plenty of food options to be...

According to the CDC the prevalence of food and skin allergies has increased at an alarming rate in children under the age of 18 from the year 1997 to...

I believe that each of us has an inner voice. Call it what you will; instinct, hunch, feeling, foresight, or intuition they are all the same. It is a...

Most preppers recognize the rule of threes, as they pertain to preparedness, to include being able to survive three hours without shelter, three days...

Why compost or throw out those old brown bananas when you can have the smell of delicious banana oat bread wafting through your house in about an hour...

Do not eat any mushroom without checking in person with a local, live, mushroom collector. The first time I thought I saw the Ringless Honey Mushroom...

Do you have these seven basic first-aid items? Recent events reveal the importance of carrying first aid items at all times. The discussion of renderi...

I think it’s fair to say that we all wish we were better shooters, and we all have things we can improve on. Having a drill we can dedicate to [&hel...