There are two recurring themes we have in prepping and survival blogs around preparing for disasters of any type. The first is the need to practice an...

Building a pickup truck sleeping platform can be very beneficial for, not only camping, but for use as a bug out vehicle.  For those who don’t know...

As a child I grew up in a house named The Orchard and although the land had long since been sold off several large apple trees remained which gave us...

I used to think people who were constantly talking about government conspiracies, doomsday and all the other scare tactics were spouting wild theories...

When Hurricane Sandy hit the Eastern board of the United States, it left millions of households without power, and most importantly, food. With prepar...

It’s your home; you should feel safe and secure here. People are always worried about the safety and security of their family. Everyone wants to mak...

The average American spends up to 12 years in their car, and that means that you are probably going to be spending oh… around a sixth of your life i...

We all get discouraged from time to time especially when events or results we expect are right around the corner, do not happen. This makes perfect se...

Caching Supplies There are numerous articles dealing with the caching of supplies on this and other Prepper sites. Within the context of abandoned mi...

What lured the early settlers and adventure seekers to the vast territory of the American West? In a word: Gold. Early exploitation of minerals and or...

Prepping is something that takes time, some level of commitment and usually finds its roots in some motivating reason or lifestyle characteristics. Pr...

<p>I probably wouldn’t have been a good candidate for a prepper on Doomsday Preppers for a lot of reasons not the least of which is that I would nev...