What to Do to Rebuild Your Life After a Disaster

There are really two options that anyone in this position can take. The first is to give up on the old home and start over, building or buying somewhere else….

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How Our Farming Ancestors Made Use of Their Winters

Before the existence of our modern infrastructure, life was all about survival. Survive a drought, survive a storm, survive an Indian attack, or survive winter. The post How Our Farming…

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How To Prevent And Deal With Injuries In The Woods

You have to understand the basic emergency first aid because it can save you a lot of trouble in the long run, and it might even save your life when…

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The 50-dollar 30-day Emergency Food Kit

This kit costs about $1.67 a day and has around 2800 calories. Of course, you do not need to eat that many calories a day BUT if SHTF you may…

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Top 8 Risks Preppers Face In The Wilderness

Every prepper, regardless of his situation, be it a result of natural disasters or getting lost in the wilderness, will have to face a variety of threats. The post Top…

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How To Protect Your Preps

If you live in an area that’s prone to earthquakes, you probably don’t want your cache on the other side of a river, with a bridge that might collapse. The…

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10 Criteria for Buying Emergency Food

Buying emergency food that is meant for long term storage can be confusing and overwhelming: especially to someone who is new to the preparedness lifestyle. It is easy to get…

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Making a One Month Emergency Food Stockpile: DIY Approach

There are many companies out there that offer a variety of emergency or survival foods options. Some of them are good and some of them … Read moreMaking a One…

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Zippo Emergency Fire Kit Review: Hands-On

Fire! One of my favorite topics to talk about. How to start them, keep them going, how to use it, and how to transport it. … Read moreZippo Emergency Fire…

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How To Survive Multiple SHTF Events

2020 has taught us that disasters don’t come in neat little packages, totally isolated and presented to us one at a time so that they are easy to handle.

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