Twelve cool brands for outdoor clothes and gear
Twelve cool brands for outdoor clothes and gear Are these the coolest outdoor clothing and accessory brands you’ve never heard of? We’ve been testing a few ranges that seem to…
Read More »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…
Read More »An al fresco winter? – how to stay warm and enjoy the outdoors
An al fresco winter? – how to stay warm and enjoy the outdoors This year, we need to extend our garden, camping and outdoor season. Here’s how to stay warm, dry…
Read More »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…
Read More »Small Town Or Isolated Retreat? Where Should You Prep?
Every prepper must plan for a survival retreat or a bug out location since this is the most logical and safest way to go in case you are forced to…
Read More »5 Basics For A Hunting Trip With Your Family
While choosing the right place to take your family on hunting trips is important, you cannot miss out on the basic safety and survival training of the kids. The post…
Read More »Lightweight walking boots – our best buys
Lightweight walking boots – our best buys Now the Brashers have let us down, which hiking or walking boots should we buy? We’ve been tramping in the Lake District to…
Read More »ReadyWise Survival Food: Adventure Meals Review
Eons ago, okay maybe it hasn’t been that long but it has been several years, I tried meals by ReadyWise. In case you are unfamiliar, … Read moreReadyWise Survival Food:…
Read More »Top 4 Projects For Off-Grid Gardening
Take a moment and think about your ideal size for the wicking bed. You can modify the dimensions as you see fit if you keep in mind a few general…
Read More »The Do-it-all Survival Kit Preppers Need
Rather than finding new ways to pack your EDC gear, we’re going to put it all together in a kit that can be swapped around to whatever pack you’re using.
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