The important thing to remember is that there were no supermarkets in 1862, when the Homesteading Act written into law. That meant the pioneers had to...

To put it bluntly, it all depends on the context. Each countermeasure has its pros and cons, and, as true preppers and survivalists, it befalls on us...

In America we waste 50% of the food we produce. That is astounding and gross. To those who survived the great depression of the 30’s the idea that a...

Although modern emergency infrastructure can handle most small emergencies, the system can quickly break down when faced with large-scale natural disa...

  There is a strategy among some survivalist and preppers that is included in their preparations. It’s the accumulation of gold and silver for...

Your home should be your castle. For all the talk in the preparedness community about bugging out and heading for the country, unless your home is und...

In a past life I was involved in the Avalanche Survival Classes The Sierra Club taught. This was back when their ranks were filled with outdoor enthus...

Get In Shape No, really. With absolutely nothing to your name, you can be better off than a quarter if not half the preppers with gear, land, and part...

You don’t need to dig an underground bunker to start planning for the next big disaster. Investing in upgraded disaster preparedness equipment is a...

We as preppers tend to always be prepared for the worst scenarios possible, but what if we are caught in a bad, but not worst case, scenario? As a man...

Why written emergency plans (EP) are better than just having one on your mind Terrorism attacks, accidents or natural disasters can occur any time and...

If your community gets hit by a disaster, like a hurricane, flood, radiological release, or even an earthquake, how would you and your family fare? Wo...