How to Stay Sane When the World Feels Like It’s Ending
This is a topic I cherish deeply and I’ve been telling people a lot, like a broken record if you will, that keeping a clear and safe mind is critical…
Read More »What a 3 Month Water Plan Really Looks Like
A long-term water plan is much more than just a few cases of water bottles in a closet and, for most families, involves water sources, procurement, treatment, transportation and storage….
Read More »How to Grow a Survival Medicine Garden
When the pharmacy shelves are empty or medical care becomes inaccessible, your backyard might be the salvation you’re looking for. Not for the vegetables, but for the medicinal plants quietly…
Read More »The Day the Internet Broke: Proof We’re One Glitch Away from Chaos
The Day the Internet Broke: Proof We’re One Glitch Away from Chaos Amazon’s latest AWS outage took down major parts of the internet—banks, airlines, and home security systems included. It’s…
Read More »Would Pioneer Tactics Still Work If SHTF Today?
The pioneers crossed a continent with grit, simple tools, and hard limits. We have better gear and faster ways to move, but the land still plays by the same rules….
Read More »The Psychology of Collapse: 5 Traits That Help You Survive Anything
When the world starts breaking apart, tools and supplies matter, yet the mind matters even more. History proves this repeatedly. Pioneers crossing continents, pilots stranded behind enemy lines, and sailors…
Read More »Legacy Prepping – What Will Your Kids Inherit Besides Supplies
We pass on values, traditions, stories, and heirloom tools, firearms, knives from one generation to the next. Aspects of preparedness run much deeper than supplies. Values Values are something every…
Read More »How to Treat Common Injuries Off-Grid
Train to Respond Dr John Leach published the 10/80/10 rule to describe how people respond to disasters in Survival Psychology. (Leach, 1994) Paraphrased, it says that about 10% of the population…
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