Pressure Canning for Preppers
Pressure canning is, by its nature, done by those who wish to preserve an overabundance of fresh food for consumption at a later date, and as such is an...
The Best Way to Carry Concealed
As a concealed carry license holder, I am always looking for the best way to carry concealed in whatever situation I find myself in. What I have found over...
Survival Skill: Unarmed Combat
In an ideal world when an SHTF scenario takes place you’d be wearing your bulletproof vest and have immediate access to your handgun and assault rifle. Unfortunately, this may...
Best States for Homesteading
Homesteading's best state depends on many factors, and might not be the same for everyone. Every state has advantages and disadvantages, so what's right for you will depend on...
Preparing Your Children for Family Separation in Emergencies
Unwanted as they may be, emergencies do occur, and they are never planned. Amid the chaos that reigns during a natural, technological and even human-caused disaster, there’s a high...
Prepping for Beginners: Where to Start Prepping
Where to begin prepping?
I imagine a lot of people are like me when it comes to how you were introduced to the subject of prepping. In 2007, there was...
Bug out Bags and Survival Vests
A Bug Out Bag, Survival Vest or Both
As preppers we all spend a lot of time looking at, revamping and assessing our bug-out bags (BOBs). Even once you think...
How to use Christmas to Get Your Friends and Family Into Prepping
Gathering together with friends and family during Christmas time can be a prime opportunity to introduce preparedness into their lives – or expand on a small interest in survival...
36 Inspiring Christmas Gifts for Preppers
Hammer ax outdoor pocket tool –You make everyone happy with this gift. With a lifetime warranty and 12 functions, this is the only tool you’ll need in any situation.
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How Cherokees Used Trees of Southern Appalachia for Food, Medicine, and Craft
Foraging wild food requires practice, knowledge and experience on your landscape. Note that I used the word your land. Perhaps what you read in books and watched on YouTube...