In my years prepping I have found a wealth of knowledge and experience in the books I have read and the resource materials I have come across to add t...

Part II: Modes of Carry Yesterday we talked about holster selection based on need, intended environment and material. Today we’ll talk about the dif...

There are hundreds of holster options available.  Inside the waistband, outside the waistband, shoulder, ankle, thigh, level I, II, III retention, le...

  A Colorful History There is no excuse for starving, especially in Florida. We have citrus of all kinds (orange, tangerine, grapefruit, lemon, l...

Selecting good routes is extremely important part of your security planning especially in hostile areas or in times of civil unrest. In theory the bes...

For many preppers, a firearm is a must-have item for dealing with the aftermath of a potential SHTF or grid-down event. Firearms in the hands of prope...

This is the fifth and final article in a five part series on Neighborhood defense and security in a grid down scenario. In the first article, Neighbor...

Editors Note: I don’t know what the future holds, but history has a funny way of repeating itself. I would be lying if I said that I have an optimis...

The central tenet of prepper websites is the unflinching belief that you need to be prepared for unexpected events. That statement on its face seems t...

In previous posts I have discussed home security concepts and how you could take steps to make your home more secure. Ideally, these steps would be on...

  Communication is imperative in survival situations. This article attempts to cover some of the basic pros and cons of various forms of communic...

  It’s that time of year again; time to over eat and over drink, and wonder where on Earth 2016 went? So I write out small lists each year at [...